Church Overview

Earliest example of purpose-built ecumencial worship space in Scotland, built in 1898, architect A Ross and R B MacBeth. Erected by subscription in memory of Sir Dudley Marjoribanks, 1st Baron Tweedmouth by his widow. Cruciform chapel linked to the south gable of the main Infirmary building by a corridor. Paired and tripled lancet windows, oak furnishings. Three sanctuary areas for Reformed, Roman Catholic and Episcopalian worship.

Services

Occasional services, weddings and baptisms

Opening Arrangements

Keys available from Hospital Porters

Disclaimer

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