Shanklin United Reformed Church

High Street, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. PO37 6LA
Registered Charity No. 1130459

A member of the Evangelical Alliance

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Our Services


Sunday

11:00 - Morning Worship

A lively time of worship and learning for all ages, including Junior Church and a crèche.

 - Holy Communion is on first Sunday of the month.
 - Extended worship from 10:30 is on the second Sunday of the month.
 - All-age worship is on last Sunday of the month.

Prayer Ministry is available every Sunday after the service.

19:00 September - May: Informal Evening Worship

Informal Evening Worship. From September to May a more informal and intimate service with open prayer and participation is held with some of the other churches in Shanklin, who take it in turns to lead this service on Sunday evenings.

19:30 June - August: Open Air Worship

Every Sunday in June, July and August, we are at Rylstone Gardens (for details of where this is, see How To Find Us) in the open air at 19:30.

See the events page for venues and times

Tuesday

12:00-13:45 - Bible Bite

- 12:00 onwards - Snack lunch served in the church

- 13:00-13:45 - Bible Ministry

This is usually led by the Minister and comprises systematic teaching through a book of the Bible taking a passage each week.

'Bible Bite' is a midweek opportunity for local Christians and visitors to meet over a snack lunch and to be fed from God's word. The meeting is from 13:00 to 13:45 every week at Shanklin United Reformed Church, except after Bank Holidays.  Light lunches are available from 12:00 for those attending. 

The building with its distinctive clock tower is in the High Street and has a comfortable meeting area.  Nearest car park, a pay & display, is only 50m away in Landguard Road.

Here is a picture of one of our meetings.
Click on the picture for a larger version

(Photograph courtesy of, & © 2005, Maurice Wakeman)

"How many of us cry ‘Hosanna’ to Jesus on Sunday and betray him on Monday" - Rev Howard Cunnington

Page Last Updated 25 January 2012