Church Overview

The church was built in 1781 to replace an earlier medieval building of the which the tower and chancel are nearby, with additions such as enclosing the staircase in the late 19th century. On display are the pipe banner and side drums of the Cameronian Regiment. The pipe organ was installed in 1930 and the stained glass windows around 1934. Good car parking and facilities at adjacent St. Brides Centre which also has accessible toilets and a cafe on weekdays.

Services

Regular Sunday worship is held at Douglas: St. Bride’s at 10am.

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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