Church Overview

The church was built in 1854 and its design, suggested by Col William Hay of Duns Castle, was based on a small Lutheran church in the Rhine valley, Germany. Romanesque style with aisles and a tower with broach spire. Very good organ by Harrison & Harrison. One of the windows is a Memorial to the late Admiral Sir Bertram and Lady Ramsay; the Admiral was Commander-in-Chief at the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 and allied Naval Commander-in-Chief at the Normandy invasion in 1944.

Services

Sunday: Traditional Communion 8.30am on 2nd Sunday of the month. Main service at 10.30am (Holy Communion except 2nd Sunday when it is Morning Prayer)

Opening Arrangements

Open during daylight hours

Disclaimer

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