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Pastoral Prayers at St Clement’s Parish Church

Main Sunday service

St Nicholas Church – Traditional service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer.

Regular events

08:00 Sunday

Traditional service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer. 

09:00 Sunday

At St Nicholas Church, Grève d’Azette. Traditional service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer.

 

10:30 Sunday

Our main Sunday service at St Clement’s Parish Church.

10:15 Sunday

Sunday School, now called JAM (Jesus and Me), at Caldwell Hall during term time.

 

09:00 Tuesday

Pastoral Prayers at St Clement’s Parish Church

19:15 Thursday

Bible Study at Mont Ubé House, Rue de la Blinerie, St Clement, JE2 6QT.

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St Clement’s Parish Church

La Grande Route de Saint-Clément,
Jersey JE2 6SN

T: 01534 745260

E: stclementjersey@outlook.com

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