Church Overview

St Michael’s is a beautiful church set in rural Perthshire. The church was designed by the Rev William Sugden and the foundation stone was laid in September 1898. It was built using stone from three local derelict crofts; the total cost was less than five hundred pounds. Simple wooden interior with ornate candlesticks either side of the altar.

A small house sits adjacent to the church and this is occupied by visiting clergy who lead the Sunday worship whilst on holiday during the summer months.

Services

Sunday 10.30 am May-October

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Disclaimer

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