Places of Worship

One of two Baptist Churches in Niton.

A regular congregation of 60-85 including young people. A modern evangelical service with local participation. Service starts at 10:30am.

Vibrant Pentecostal church on the Isle of Wight. Meeting at St Francis Primary, Ventnor 10.15am Sun.

The Church of St John the Baptist is a Church of England parish church in Niton.

A 12th Century church which holds a monthly Parish Communion every third Sunday at 9am.

Wroxall Methodist is a small fellowship with a warm welcome.

St. Alban's Anglo-Catholic Church was founded in 1889 in St. Alban's Road, (off Zig Zag Road), Upper Ventnor.

We are a Catholic Parish made up of three communities on the Isle of Wight, in the Portsmouth Diocese. South Wight Parish is on the south east of the Island and comprises Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor.

This fine Victorian Parish Church is very much the centre of community life in Bonchurch village.

A quaint little church that is a bit out of the way, but worth a visit if you are in the area. Unusually, the doors are normally unlocked so you can walk around.

St John's Church has a mixture of Services - All Age Worship, Contemporary Service and Holy Communion with additional seasonal Services and events.

Church of England Parish Church and historic building. A welcoming congregation and fine musical/choral tradition.

Welcome to Ventnor Baptist Church! We are a church exploring various ways to become the extension of God's heart in our community. Faith and hope play an important role in all our lives.

Ventnor Spiritualist SNU Church offers a friendly welcome to all who visit the church.

The Old Church sits on a hillside in the Undercliff at St Lawrence. Open daily for private prayer. A service is held once a month.

The Victorian Parish Church is open daily from 10am-4pm, with regular weekly services.

A community-focused, active church at the heart of Ventnor, with the love of Christ and for people firmly as its core.