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The United Reformed Church in the Isle of Man comprises two churches - St Andrew's in Douglas, and Trinity in Ramsey.
......St Andrew's Sunday worship is weekly at 11.00am, including Sunday School and Crèche.
Services are about an hour long, followed by tea, or coffee, and biscuits.
St Andrew's have ample onsite car parking.
See the ‘How to find us’ page under the St Andrew's section for a simple map.
......Trinity's Sunday worship is weekly at 10.30am, including Sunday School.
Services are about an hour long, followed by tea, or coffee, and biscuits.
See the ‘How to find us’ page under the Trinity section for details on how to get to the Church.News
Members of St. Andrews, and some from Trinity, joined thousands of others in an act of worship and witness in Noble's Park on June 20th. A new, shared, covenant was signed by the representatives of almost every denomination on the island. Pictures in the Photo Galleries.
St Andrew's Church outing to the Mooragh park July 17th - pictures in the St Andrew's section.
Also - St Andrew's needs a new Treasurer - Ishbel Watts will not be able to continue in post past the summer - any volunteers/suggestions, please tell Jackie Irwin or Val Bathgate.
Contact numbers
As St Andrew's seek a new minister, both churches are being overseen by Rev P Smith, Rev I Prentice and Mrs W Prentice. They can be contacted via the Church Secretaries :
St Andrew's Church Secretary is Mrs Jackie Irwin. She can be contacted on (01624) 624459, or by e-mail
BY CLICKING HERE
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Trinity Church's Secretary is Mrs Elizabeth Bedward. She can be contacted on (01624) 880211, or by e-mail
BY CLICKING HERE
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This website is maintained jointly by St Andrew's Church Elder Mrs. Voirrey Johnson - e-mails relating to the website can be sent to her
BY CLICKING HERE
and by Trinity's Tony Verrall who can be emailed at
BY CLICKING HERE
On Holiday on the Island?
Anyone visiting the Island is always very welcome to join either church for Sunday Worship. The How to find us sections will help you find St Andrew's in Douglas or Trinity in Ramsey whether you are on foot, using public transport, or have your own vehicle. click here
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Children and young people.
St Andrew's and Trinity try hard to be a child-friendly Churches. Children of all ages are welcome to stay in Church for the whole service, but usually they leave during the service for activities more suitable for their ages.
At St Andrew's Pre-school children have a creche, with lots of toys. School age children have Sunday School. Trinity operate a Sunday school for the 5 to 11 age group, and creche facilities are available if needed. For more information, and pictures
click here
Fair trade
St Andrew's regularly have a Traidcraft stall in church, run by Mrs Margaret Walton. (The occasional non-fairtrade items in the church kitchens are donations - we do not feel that we can refuse gifts, but we would encourage all members of Church to buy fairly traded goods wherever they can.)
St Andrew's and Trinity are fairtrade churches. This means that any tea or coffee, or even toilet rolls, that we buy for use in church carries the fair trade mark. A good place to find out more about fair trade is here at Traidcraft.
Photo Gallery
If you would like to see pictures of Life with the URC in the Isle of Man, a series of photo galleries are being developed. There are now fifty different picture to be seen if you click here.