Church Overview

A handsome Gothic Revival cruciform church of 1888 with lancet and pointed traceried windows, gabled porch and a central tower with corbelled parapet. Good interior with open timbered ceiling and stone arches supporting the tower at the crossing.

In addition to some fine carved oak furnishings the kirk also possesses a fine collection of 20th-century glass by various artists, including two windows from the workshop of Clayton & Bell, installed in 1901, and a depiction of St Oran by Edinburgh artist Walter J.R. Cook, installed in 1950. Visitors can also enjoy beautiful views up Loch Etive from the church garden.

Services

Sunday: 10.30am

Opening Arrangements

Open daily

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