Church Overview

Strathkinness Church was opened in 1864. A large stone-built hall-church with a belfry on the gable top. The round-headed windows have white-painted margins and Y-tracery. The hall, to the rear of the church, was built in 1995. The interior is light with pale walls and timber pews. The pulpit was moved from the centre of the east wall to the north-east corner. Two stained glass windows from St Salvator’s Chapel were donated by the University of St Andrews in 1956. The present Prestige 50 electric organ was installed in 2008.

Closed and Sold by the Church of Scotland in 2022 – Now in Private hands 

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