Church Overview

The current Ballintrae Parish Church was built in 1819.  It is a dignified building with corbie-stepped gables and steep roof, being the old Scottish type of architecture.  The clock tower was added in 1891.  Inside a notable feature is the regency pulpit.  The vestry was enlarged in 1961.  On the West wall there are two stained glass windows in memory of the father and mother of Mr George Oliver, proprietor of Laggan.  On the South wall a stained glass window in memory of the Rev. Fergus Williamson, minister of the parish for 38 years.

Services

Sundays: 11.30am.

Opening Arrangements

Open from Easter to October

Disclaimer

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