Church Overview

This plain Georgian kirk, with its white harled walls, two external staircases to the lofts, arch-headed windows and a slate roof with a bird-cage belfry atop the east gable, was built in 1783. It saw substantial repairs and alterations in 1828 and 1832, its entrance porch was added in 1967 and the kitchen was added to the vestry in 1982.

The interior is simple but dignified with pitch-pine pews, pulpit and communion table and plain white walls. There are two galleries at the east and west ends and the building has a warm and loving feeling.

Services

Sunday 12 noon.

Opening Arrangements

Open at all times

Disclaimer

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