Church Overview

Congregation’s first service held in an air raid shelter of a local garage in 1940. Thereafter a local shop was occupied at 38 Stamperland Crescent before a hall church was built in 1941 (now hall of church). Present modern building erected 1964, architect J Thompson King & Partners. Concrete bell-tower. Three stained glass windows by Gordon Webster, previously in Woodside Parish Church. Pipe organ 1897 by Lewis & Co of Brixton and earlier in Regent Place United Presbyterian Church, Dennistoun, Glasgow. Furnishings include items from 1938 Glasgow Empire Exhibition Church. Bas-relief of mythical pelican on outside wall.

Services

Sundays: 11.00am

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

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