St. George’s templomai

Religious Heritage

St. George's religious landscape is anchored by the historic St. Peter's Church, established in 1612 as the oldest Anglican site in continuous use in the New World. The town features significant architectural contrasts, from the skeletal Gothic Revival arches of the Unfinished Church to the traditional stone masonry of the Richard Allen AME Church and Stella Maris Parish. These sites represent a cross-section of Bermuda's spiritual history, including Anglican, Methodist, Catholic, and Adventist traditions.

St. Peter's Her Majesties Chapel

Their Majesties Chappell, St. Peter's Church, in St.

Unfinished Church

Stabilized 19th-century Gothic Revival ruins of an Anglican church originally intended to replace St. Peter's Church. Construction began in 1870 but was halted following storm damage and internal disagreements.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses

Local meeting place for the Jehovah's Witness community in St. George's.

Wesleyan Method Church

Historic Methodist place of worship located on Duke of York Street, reflecting the town's long-standing non-conformist religious traditions.

St. George's Seventh-day Adventist Church

Seventh-day Adventist church serving the local community in the northern part of the historic town.

Stella Maris Parrish

Catholic church overlooking St. George's, known for its traditional stone architecture and proximity to the town center.

Richard Allen

A historic African Methodist Episcopal (AME) church named after the founder of the AME denomination, featuring traditional Bermudian stone architecture.