Church Overview

The first mention of a church in Inchture is from the 12th century when William the Lion granted the status of a Parish Church. In 1834 a new church, designed by David Mackenzie, was built at a cost of £1,114. On Sunday 14 December 1890 Mr Honey, the Minister, detected a fire and the whole church was gutted. The present Gothic T-plan sandstone church was erected the following year. Mr Duncan D Stewart, factor of Rossie Estates, was the architect. In 2000 a magnificent stained glass window was installed to celebrate the Millennium; Mr Sep Waugh was the designer.  Major conservation work (exterior) and development of facilities (interior) in 2016-17.

Services

Sunday 9.45 am.

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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