Church Overview

A striking Germanic style church designed by J Russel Mackenzie and built in 1875. Long and low, with a narrow, rectangular nave, an apse at the east end and a tower to the north. The interior features an imposing scissor-beam pine roof structure, a large Abbot and Smith organ installed in 1913 and stained glass windows by William Wilson and Gordon Webster. The sanctuary has a carved wooden communion table and a fairly tall pulpit, reached by wooden steps. Plans are currently in progress to extend the church to incorporate meeting rooms, kitchen, toilets and reception area.

Services

Sunday 11.00 am

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

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