Church Overview

The tower, square and pedimented and surmounted by an octagonal belfry, was designed by William Stirling of Dunblane 1805. The remainder of the church is an elegant whinstone box, by McLuckie & Walter of Stirling 1901. Stained glass windows include one by C E Kempe and two modern windows by John Blyth. Fourteen oak panels depicting scenes from the Bible enclose the chancel and pulpit. The ruined Old Kirk of Logie, with its good selection of 17th- and 18th-century gravestones (recently restored by Logie Old Graveyard Group), is nearby. In idyllic rural setting at foot of Dumyat and in the shadow of the Wallace Monument.

Services

Sunday: 11.00am

Opening Arrangements

Open Sundays, July and August 2.00-5.00pm or by arrangement

Disclaimer

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