Church Overview

The church lies across the River Tay from the cathedral and about 500 metres downstream. Designed and built by John Stewart in 1798 and probably the fourth building on this site, it is a typical 18th century preaching kirk. The graveyard contains interesting stones including two ‘Adam and Eve’ stones and Niel Gow’s grave. The interior has been altered and refurbished and has a bright and colourful look.

Services

Sunday: 11.00am mid-November to Palm Sunday; also 6.30 pm on the first Sunday in December and the first Sunday in March.

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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