Alexander Drive, Douglas
The first All Saints was consecrated in 1898 and became known as the “Tin Tabernacle” due to its corrugated iron exterior. In 1967 this was replaced with the first, and last, Anglican church built on the Isle of Man for over 50 years. Designed by Claude Jennings Kneen in the Modernist Style and fashioned in […]
Main Road, Baldrine, IM4 6DF
Built in 1884, to replace a smaller chapel, which is now the Sunday School. This cream coloured building has vaulted windows of frosted glass. The older, 1844 chapel, was renovated in 1985 and reopened as the Parish Hall in 1989. Events held throughout the year include coffee mornings, a Mariners’ service, Harvest Supper, Oe’ill Voirrey […]
Ballakilpheric Road, Crosby, IM9 4BT
Originally a Wesleyan Chapel built in 1850, and extended in the 1890s, this small chapel still serves the farming community. A plain, oblong building with clear, vaulted windows. Ballakipheric holds quarterly Coffee mornings and Special Services for Easter, Harvest and Christmas. The Harvest Festival is very well attended.
Station Road, Ballacrosha, Ballaugh, IM7 5AQ
Completed in 1832, as a new larger, Baroque Church, for the Parish and majorly restored in 1893, when the stain glass windows were added. The organ, which is highly decoratively painted in a medieval style, dates from 1878. There is a small kitchen, meeting room and toilets at the back of the Church. The upper […]
June 04, 2023 @ Sulby Methodist Church
Traditional church service, giving of thanks and remembrance for those who take part in the TT. Usually followed by a BBQ in the garden. Sulby church runs a TT cafe during the festival.
Arbory Street, Castletown, IM9 1ND
Sometimes known locally as Arbory Street to distinguish it from Malew Street, when the former was the Wesleyan Methodist and the latter, the Primitive Methodist Chapel. Arbory Street became the main church in 1975 and Malew Street is now Offices. The Church was built in limestone, in 1832 and improved in 1890, when the chancel […]