Church Overview

Harled T-plan ‘Parliamentary’ church built by James Smith 1827 from a Thomas Telford design. One of the few Parliamentary churches still in use in its original form. Furnishings virtually unchanged since first built: old-style long communion table and original pulpit. Electricity was intalled in 1982. The east window has messages scratched in 1845 by inhabitants of Glencalvie who sheleterd in the churchyard after being evicted from their homes to make way for sheep. Pictish broch in church glebe.

Services

April to September, 3.00pm on the 2nd Sunday of the month; Communion is held in August.

Opening Arrangements

Open during daylight hours

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