Church Overview

The present neo-Gothic building dates from 1838 and was designed by William Burn. Cruciform in shape, the nave and gallery together comprise the ‘Country End’, with the south transept referred to as the ‘Town End’ and the north transept as the ‘Trades End’. A substantial pulpit, also designed by Burn, incorporates a sounding board and a precentor’s box. Stained glass window of 1913 in south transept by William Meikle in memory of the Rev A C Campbell.

Services

Sunday 9.30 and 11.00 am, Healing Service 6.30 pm on second Sunday of the month

Opening Arrangements

Open June to September, 9.00am-5.00pm or by arrangement

Disclaimer

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