Paisley Martyrs' Sandyford Church

Paisley Martyrs' Sandyford Church

Denomination: Church of Scotland
Address: 2 Broomlands Street , Paisley , PA1 2LS
Local Authority: Renfrewshire
Listing: B
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Church Overview

The church is named after the Paisley Martyrs who were executed in 1685. Built 1847 with additions and alterations, including tower and south front in neo-Norman style 1905, T G Abercrombie, architect. Inside are galleries on three sides on cast-iron colonnettes. The pulpit, 18ft long, has been likened to the bridge of a ship. Martyr’s Church and Sandyford Church in Thread Street united in November 2009, with the name Paisley Martyrs’ Sandyford Church. Sandyford Church is closed for repair; services are held in the church halls.

Services

Sunday: 11.00am

Opening Arrangements

Open Friday 10.00am-1.00pm

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Paisley Martyrs' Sandyford Church

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