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Saint Stephens Church

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An architectural masterpiece and a century-old Anglican cathedral that stands as a landmark on the island. Set on a spacious, relaxing spot with well-kept gardens, it offers a thrilling glimpse into the island's history. The pews and interior are beautifully preserved, making it a must-visit for both worship and historical appreciation.

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Iconix

a year ago

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“Nice place to worship.”

Tony Ejinkeonye

Tony Ejinkeonye

2 years ago

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“Over a century old and well preserved pews especially in the chapels. Should be a UNESCO heritage site.”

Shola

Shola

2 years ago

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“A lovely edifice and located on a choice spot ! I went walking around the Island and I found this cathedral,aside the very thrilling history behind it and the architectural work; the vicinity itself is very relaxing and wide. It's quite clean and the lawn and garden well kept. Although the beach is very dirty and full of plastic it didn't take away from the beautiful and serenity of this place. It's a place I'll to hear more history about aside the brief words written here. The security at the gate were very nice to grant me entry access to view the place. I had a look inside the church as well,it's gorgeous I tell you. There are other little buildings in the yard I suppose for the clergymen and caretakers of the place.”

Kelly Ken-Banigo

Kelly Ken-Banigo

3 years ago

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“I love my church Proudly Anglican”

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