Church Overview

The present church, built 1765, is an elegant rectangle. The crenellated tower was added and the interior remodelled by A & W Reid of Elgin 1863. Before the mid-17th century the congregation met in the chapter house of Kinloss Abbey (founded 1151), of which only ruins remain. Money raised from the sale of stones from the Abbey was used to build the first parish church, in use before 1657.

Services

Sundays: 10.00am alternating with Findhorn.

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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