Our Congregations
We have 103 congregations in our Presbytery- all unique. There will be one near you. Check out some of them below and come visit us!Our Congregations
You can use the Church of Scotland postcode search system to locate the nearest congregations to you.
Aberfeldy linked with Dull & Weem, Grandtully, Logierait & Strathtay
Aberfeldy Church is linked with Weem and Grantully, Logierait and Strathtay.
Sunday Club for children; Stay and Play for parents and toddlers; Warm Welcome cafe; Breathe Youth organisation; Warm Connections energy advice service; Christians Against Poverty debt centre; Upper Tay anti-poverty support group; Community food share larder open seven days a week.
In addition there are various groups like the Quilters, Wee books arts group and Shoot the Breeze men’s group that meet every week.
https://aberfeldyparishchurch.org
https://www.facebook.com/Aberfeldyparishchurch/
YouTube Channel here
Weem Church
Weem church is semi-rural situated to the north of the River Tay in the village of Weem. The congregation feels like a family, enjoys traditional worship, with a strong connection to the parish. The church was built between 1868 and 1875 as St. David’s Episcopal Chapel for the Menzies family. It is a stunning building, a beautiful place in which to worship, be at peace and pray; it is very popular for weddings. After the death of the last of the Menzies of Weem line in 1918, the chapel was acquired by the Church of Scotland in 1921. The congregation has just celebrated the 150th year of the J W Walker organ which is a renowned instrument still going strong at church services.
https://www.dullandweemparish.
Grantully, Logierait and Strathtay
Affectionately known as GLS to its members, this congregation worships in two buildings – in the historic Church at Logierait (the one you see just below the road if you got off the A9 at Ballinluig and are heading towards the high quality eating establishments of Grandtully – spelt differently from the Church and that’s another story) and at Strathtay (surrounded by trees, it’s a particular treat during daffodil season).
Our members come from a broad range of backgrounds, enjoy worshipping together (particularly if the hymns have been well chosen!), raising funds together and being together. We like to think we are community of folks who look out for each other, and we love welcoming visitors.
https://glschurchofscotland.org/org/
Aberuthven and Dunning
Aberuthven Church is open for worship on every Sundays at 11am followed by refreshments after the service. All welcome
Dunning Church is open for worship most Sundays at 11am followed by refreshments after the service. All welcome, until further notice all services will be held in the Church Hall.
YouTube Channel here
Kirk of St Bride Church w Dunbarney and Forgandenny w Aberdalgie and Forteviot
Kirk of St Bride Church, Abernethy: The church is situated next to the Round Tower in the heart of this rural village. There has been a church on this site since 590 AD with the present building over 200 years old. It is now the only church in the village. Worship times alternate weekly with Dunbarney and Forgandenny Church with services held either at 9.30am or 11.00am. Sunday Club for younger children is also held at this time. Updates of services are listed on noticeboards and on Abernethy Facebook Page here.
Aberdalgie and Forteviot is a close knit, caring congregation brought closer together by worship sharing our two historic churches. Primarily a rural parish our members gather for worship not only from the farms and houses within the parish bounds but also from many households in Perth and elsewhere. Many people who used to live and work on the land having retired to the town still choose to travel to worship at Aberdalgie and Forteviot in order to maintain their strong ties with the people and places important to them and their families.
https://www.aberdalgieandforteviot.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/aberdalgieforteviot/
Alloa St Mungo's
St Mungo’s would like to direct you to their website and facebook page for more information
Alloa Ludgate
The Alloa Ludgate Parish covers much of the central area of the town of Alloa, and stretches up to the north towards Tullibody and Sauchie, with Clackmannan to the east. We are a gathered congregation of folk coming from the different areas of Alloa and the neighbouring towns. A place of worship has stood on this site since 1765, with the most recent union taking place on 18th June 2009, as The North and The West Churches, linked by the street named Ludgate, came together to be Ludgate Church. We seek to be a Church without walls, welcoming all and spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ through witness, engagement and action in our community.
Website: https://www.alloaludgatechurch.org.uk/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alloaludgate/
Alva Parish Church
Alva Parish Church nestles at the foot of the Ochil Hills in the centre of Alva. Established in 1560 it is maintained in excellent condition and has recently installed Solar panels to reduce our carbon footprint.
We pride ourself in our outreach to the community with a weekly café and food larder. Our Friday youth group is attended by 80 young people of primary school age. We also have a Community Cafe, Open Church, and the Alva Food Larder
https://www.facebook.com/alvaparishchurch/
Almondbank Tibbermore w Methven & Logiealmond
Arbroath and District
Arbroath and District Church of Scotland, a new church formed in 2024 from nine local congregations sharing God’s love and serving our diverse community.
Our parish extends using a compass point 6 miles north and west from Arbroath taking in red sandstone cliffs, beautiful beaches, rolling countryside and the historic fishing town of Arbroath. United in our faith, we walk together towards tomorrow as we follow Jesus and embrace God’s vision for this place.
www.arbroathdistrictcofs.org.uk
Facebook here
Auchterarder
In our Church and Community Church Centre on Auchterarder High Street, there’s lots going on! Led by our Minister Rev Dr Lynn McChlery, we worship as a church family on Sundays at 10.30am and from 2-2:30pm on Wednesdays in the Centre. After both, we offer tea and coffee to connect with friends and visitors. Growing in faith is important to us, and our discipleship team offers different courses and groups throughout the year as well as our two weekly prayer groups.
Our congregation includes local people of all ages. The Church Centre is open all week and includes our Community Garden, Food Bank and new Kirk Cafe. We host a wide variety of church initiatives including the Men’s Shed, an active Guild, and ‘Archway’, our lunch club for older folks. Youth work is led by Michelle our Youth Worker and includes Messy Church, Youth Club and a Holiday Club for primary children. We are also strengthening links with our school through School Pastors and weekly clubs. For outreach we have a cycling group and a walking group open to all, and our mission team maintains a visible church presence at community events.
https://www.facebook.com/auchterarderparish
Auchtergaven and Moneydie w Redgorten and Stanley
Killin and Ardeonaig w Balquidder and Callander
“A beacon of hope, light and life.”
Killin & Ardeonaig Parish Church is more than a building—it’s a community of faith, part of the Body of Christ, rooted in heritage and open to all. Whether you’re a lifelong resident, a visitor to Loch Tay, or someone exploring faith for the first time, you are welcome here.
We gather to worship, grow, and serve together. We believe church should be a place of connection, reflection, and purpose. Join us as we follow Christ, care for our neighbours, and continue a journey of faith in the heart of the Highlands.
https://killinardeonaigchurch.org.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/killinkirk/
https://www.youtube.com/@killinandardeonaigparishch9519
Balfron and Fintry
At the heart of the congregation’s life and work is the gospel of Jesus Christ, the good news that God loves us and accepts us through faith in him. As the parish church, we recognise and value our partnership in the gospel with other branches of the Christian Church and this is reflected in the presence among us of folk who would describe themselves first as Baptist or Free Church etc.
We think we are a friendly lot and we invite you to come and visit. We assure you of a warm welcome.
www.balfronandfintrychurchofscotland.org.uk
YouTube
https://www.facebook.com/balfroncos/
Bendochy w Coupar Angus Abbey
Our Church’s aim is to celebrate the message and teachings of Jesus, welcoming others and sharing the love of Christ.
Church activities:
Weekly Sunday Services at 11.15am – additional Easter and Christmas Services; Refreshments – after Sunday Services; Friendly Fridays – monthly afternoon of tea/coffee and fellowship; Soup Lunches – fortnightly Oct-Mar; Isla Link – quarterly newsletter circulated to congregation and community; Social Events – Snowdrop Festival, Fayres, Quiz Nights, Burns Supper, etc; Local Care Home Services – led and supported by Elders; A Choir- open to all, led by our Organist; New Arrivals – Weekly parenting group.
https://www.bandcachurch.org.uk/
YouTube here
Bannockburn Allan w Bannockburn Ladywell
We are a congregation rooted in the heart of our community, proud of our history and deeply aware of the changing landscape of our Church and society.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064590016385
Blair Atholl & Struan w Pitlochry
Brechin and Farnell
SHARE the love, hope and goodness of Jesus with all. A place where everyone feels they BELONG.
A vibrant congregation, where discipleship, and intergenerational engagement THRIVE.
Buchlyvie and Gartmore
Our congregation strives to follow the example of Christ by being loving, caring, welcoming and inclusive.
We work to provide various forms of worship and care and that is the essence of who we are and what we do.
https://www.buchlyviechurch.org.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1303144106492921/
Blairgowrie
Bridge of Allan
Bridge of Allan Parish Church is a welcoming and active congregation of the Church of Scotland, located in the centre of the historic spa town of Bridge of Allan, near Stirling. Our worship blends tradition and creativity, placing a strong emphasis on inclusivity, justice, Christian friendship and encouraging church in our community. We are especially proud of our work with children, young people and schools, as well as our partnerships in social care and inclusion — including support for prison visitor centres, Stirling Pride, and local food justice initiatives.
You can find out more at – www.bridgeofallanparishchurch.org.uk
https://www.facebook.com/BridgeOfAllanParishChurch/?locale=en_GB
Cambusbarron the Bruce Memorial
We are a friendly and welcoming church in the village of Cambusbarron on the west side of Stirling. We run a community Hub, Cambus Bairns, Sunday School and Teen Church.
We see it as our role as a parish church to create a variety of opportunities for people to connect (or reconnect) with God and with other people; and to play our part in creating a more connected community. One of the lessons we have learned is that we are most successful when we are ourselves connected and working in partnership with others.
https://www.cambusbarronchurch.org/welcome.htm
https://www.facebook.com/cambusbarronchurch/?ref=embed_page
www.youtube.com/@brucememorial6037
Carse of Gowrie and Sidlaw
Carse of Gowrie Kirk was formed on 1st January 2025 as a Union of Abernyte, Inchture and Kinnaird, Invergowrie and Longforgan Churches.
We have Sunday School and Junior Church, Reflective Services, Messy Church . Weekday activities across the parish include Luncheon Club, Supper Club, Community Cuppa, Pop-in Café, Coffee Mornings, Table Tennis, Guild, Knit & Natter and more.
https://www.carseandsidlawchurches.org/
https://www.facebook.com/InchtureandKinnairdChurch
Clackmannan Parish ChurchLinked with Sauchie and Coalsnaughton Parish Church
Craigowl
Craigowl Church came into being following the Union of neighbouring congregations, Chalmers Ardler and Strathmartine and serves an ‘urban’ parish. A strapline used recently has been “Loving Jesus – Loving our Community” and this in a simple way reflects who we are and what we seek to achieve. We want to see transformation of our communities by making the reality of Jesus Christ known so that others can come to know the love of God for themselves.”Throughout the week a variety of groups meet. Full detail is available on our website https://craigowlchurch.org.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/p/Craigowl-Church-61564413029269/
Collace and Cargill Burrelton
Crieff
Our church family is made up of all sorts of people at all stages of life – there’s even a play corner for the youngest children. We seek to teach and understand the message of the Bible, loving God and showing that love to our community. Members of our church are involved in a number of local and national charities, and in partnership with other churches in town we offer people support getting free from debt through CAP Strathearn. We have a number of Action Groups through which members of the congregation partner with our elders shaping the life of our church.
As a church we seek to be opened up to God and opened out to others in Worship, Nurture and Mission. If you are new to Crieff, visiting the area or looking for a church we would love to welcome and get to know you, so please come along or get in touch.
https://www.crieffparishchurch.org/
https://www.facebook.com/crieffparishchurch/?locale=en_GB
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkyQcjI2pcCNGMAzZNIMc-g/videos
Drymen and East Loch Lomond
Drymen and East Loch Lomond Church of Scotland
Drymen and East Loch Lomond Church is a lively, rural church. We exist to love Jesus and that overflows into a love for our community, one that stretches from Croftamie, through Drymen and all the way up the east side of Loch Lomond.
Situated 5 miles from Loch Lomond, approximately 20 miles from Glasgow and 23 miles from Stirling, Drymen village is a busy tourist destination, is on the West Highland Way, as well as being a base for commuters.
Our website is https://www.drymenchurch.org/#
Dollar W Muckhart
We are a community-based Church welcoming, involving and encouraging all through worship, nurturing and fellowship, and mission and service in our community and beyond.
With an active Young Church programme, and partnering with Scripture Union, we seek to share the Good News with families and Schools through regular Sunday activities. Our activities with older members of our community includes pastoral teas, soup and sing times, a very active Guild and a monthly worship service. Our popular Community Café is on every Friday with coffee, cakes, chat, sometimes live music. Everyone from youngest to oldest is there.
https://www.dollarparishchurch.org
https://www.facebook.com/dollarparishchurch/
Muckhart Parish Church
A small rural village church based at the eastmost end of the Hillfoots(Ochil Hills), approximately 3 miles from Dollar. Members of our congregation along with the Kirk Session have focussed on the Church’s growth and development in the Community and have created initiatives such as a singing group, art class, monthly community café and a Flower Festival. We also run, in conjunction with the wider community, groups comprising Baby & Toddlers, Knitting and Nattering, Mahjong and the Muckhart Meanders Walking group.
https://www.muckhartparishchurch.com
Dunblane Cathedral, Kilmadock and Blairdrummond
Christianity was first established in Dunblane by followers of Saint Blane around the year 602. Dunblane Cathedral dates back to the 12th century, most of what stands being constructed during the bishopric of Clement in the 13th century.
https://www.dunblanecathedral.org.uk/
Dunblane: St Blanes w Lecropt
Lecropt Kirk is a traditional semi-rural church. It lies between Bridge of Allan and Dunblane and is situated above the M9, just before the Keir roundabout. The current Lecropt Kirk was commissioned in 1827 by the Stirlings of Keir. The Kirk’s plan is to hold a bi-centenary celebration in 2027 of this ‘A’ listed building. It has a modern new hall built for community as well as church use. The Social Committee plays a major role in reaching out to the community. It generously donates time to raising money to support the church practically and financially. It breaks down barriers by inviting people to enjoy our hospitality while creating opportunities to become part of our church family.
Lecropt Kirk is a gathered congregation where a warm welcome awaits all.
Dundee, Broughty Ferry
We are a lively, active and welcoming Church. Broughty Ferry Parish Church has 4 centres: 2 worship centres- Queen Street East (Sunday service at 11am) and Barnhill St Margaret’s (Sunday services at 9.15am and 10.30 am). We also have 2 other event centres, St James and St Aidan’s Centre, where many and varied activities take place – see our News and events pages for details.
Dundee Downfield Mains
A local church with a missional heart for a personal God.
We long to see the Kingdom of God flourishing in our everyday lives.
‘Be True to Christ, Be Kind to all people, Take the Gospel to the Nations.’
https://downfieldmainschurch.org/
https://www.facebook.com/downfieldmains/?locale=en_GB
https://www.youtube.com/@downfieldmainschurch7013
Dundee Westgait
Dundee Westgait Church of Scotland are based in three buildings in the west of the city of Dundee. Our parish stretches from Camperdown Park to the University of Dundee, and includes Ninewells Hospital, plus several schools. We have a ministry team of three Ministers plus a Youth and Family Worker. You are welcome to join us for worship and other activities at any of our buildings
https://www.dundeewestgaitchurch.org/
Dundee, St Mary's
A beautiful traditional City Centre Church with a wide variety of many beautiful 19th and 20th Century stained glass windows including the magnificent East window by Sir Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris. Founded by David, Earl of Huntingdon, brother of King William the Lion of Scotland in 1190. Rebuilt after destruction by Edward I in 1303, by the Marquis of Montrose in 1645 and by Cromwell and General Monk in 1651. Finally rebuilt after fire in 1841.
Holds War Memorials to fallen Service men and Merchant Seamen of two World Wars and contains the City Council Civic Pew occupied by the Lord Provost and City Officials at Civic Services.
Traditional Sunday Services at 11.15 a.m. and Communion Services in January, August and October and on Easter Day. Come and join our Congregation in the Coffee Lounge after Sunday Morning Service. Our address is Nethergate, Dundee, DD1 4DG.
Open for visitors from 10.00 a.m to 12.00 noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays during May, June, July, August and September.
https://dundeeparishstmarys.co.uk/
Dundee Stobswell Trinity
Our mission is to be a church which seeks to live out the Good News of Jesus Christ in our community. We seek to provide a place of worship and friendship where all are welcome, no matter background, situation or beliefs.
Dundee Kingsgait Kirk
Dundee Northeast
We are a family of God’s people called to worship God, and to serve the communities of the Northeast of Dundee, rooted in his word, empowered by his Spirit, seeking to share the Gospel and follow Jesus in everyday life. A Church, prayerfully committed to growing together that we might share God’s love in word and deed, locally, nationally and globally.
We meet together on a Sunday morning at 11am, alternating month about between our Douglas and Fintry buildings, and all are welcome to come and join us. Our young children have their own group during part of the service.
Dundee Law
Dundee Law Parish Church came into being on 1st July 2024 as a result of the Union of The Steeple Church Dundee and Coldside Parish Church as part of the Presbytery of Perth’s Presbytery Planning process. We are a predominantly ‘gathered’ urban congregation, who worship in our two legacy buildings, with members of the church family living throughout the city and beyond. We embrace folk from many different denominational backgrounds and are regularly joined by students, both British and from overseas.
Dunkeld Parish Church
Our congregation worships in Dunkeld Cathedral from Easter Sunday until Remembrance Day and in Little Dunkeld Kirk over the winter months. Services are at 11am.
There are services in Amulree Kirk on the third Sunday of the month at 2.15pm.
Visitors and children are always warmly welcomed at any of our services, and all are invited to stay for tea and coffee after the service. Our choir and band participate in worship regularly.
There are monthly services of Prayers for Help and Healing held at 6.30pm on the first Sunday of the month alternating between Little Dunkeld Kirk and St Mary’s Birnam. Over the summer months there are regular services of Songs and Silence in the Cathedral on Sunday evenings at 6.30pm and we offer reflective Pilgrimage Walks around Dunkeld.
Our Summer Music Festival runs from May to September with concerts every Wednesday at 12.00.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/dunkeldcathedral/
https://www.youtube.com/c/DunkeldCathedralOnline
Edzell Lethnot Glenesk w Fern, Careston Menmuir
Edzell Parish Church is located on the Muir in the picturesque village of Edzell in the North-West corner of rural Angus. It serves the former parishes of Edzell, Glen Lethnot, Glenesk, Careston, Fern, Menmuir, and Stracathro. Our minister, Rev Dr Wayne Pearce leads worship every Sunday at 11am and Bible Study on Wednesdays at 7.30pm. We have a dedicated children’s ministry team who run Seed Sowers every Wednesday afternoon for primary school aged children and a summer holiday club. Between April and October, our minister monthly leads our church history group to churches and places of ecclesiastical interest. There we learn about our rich Christian heritage and inheritance and further cultivate fellowship and friendship. Our fellowship team and Guild run regular social and charitable events throughout the year. We are a warm, welcoming, and enthusiastic congregation and there is always tea or coffee and biscuits in the church hall after Sunday services. You can find out more and watch our Services via our church website, YouTube channel, and Facebook page. Search for Edzell Church.
https://www.edzellchurch.org/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpKNU_DTvM3xOsNlBNvCq-g
Errol Parish Church
We are a very friendly congregation of diverse people, at all different points in our faith journey, seeking to find God and the life He offers while helping others do the same and making a tangible difference in the world around us.
Fallin w Cowie and Plean
https://www.facebook.com/FallinChurch/photos
Forfar East and Old w Inverarity
East and Old Church was brought about by a union of the Old Parish Church (our current site) and East Church in 1977. Our building was constructed in 1790/91 and over the years has gone through some substantial renovations to make it fit for purpose for that time. The most recent renovations were completed in 2017.
Inverarity Church was built in 1754 and has undergone a few upgrades over the years as well as building an adjacent church hall in 1994. Inverarity and Kinnettles Parish had a union with Glamis Church in 1996 which was a successful union. However, in 2023 due to changes in the National Church structure, it became clear to the members of Inverarity Church they would be better situated if they joined with East and Old Church, and this became official on 29 October 2023, which then formed our current parish of East, Old and Inverarity.
https://www.thebigkirk.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/thebigkirk?locale=en_GB
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx4P30XMYZfvof-HYWxeDYQ
Forfar All Souls
On the 1st April 2024, the congregations of Aberlemno, Dunnichen, Letham, & Kirkden, Guthrie and Rescobie, Lowson Memorial, and St. Margaret’s came together to form ALL Souls Church of Scotland. Our congregation is diverse, covering town, village, and rural settings. Similarly, our worship varies from the traditional to contemporary; encompassing formal and informal.
A wide range of worship and activities continues across ALL Souls, with worship taking place in Aberlemno church (at 10 a.m.); Letham church (at 10:30 a.m.); and Lowson Memorial church (at 11 a.m.) every Sunday as well as other services during the week. Up to date details can be found in our newsletter.
https://www.facebook.com/stmargaretsforfar/?locale=en_GB
Isla Parishes
https://www.facebook.com/groups/392342140788696/?locale=en_GB
https://www.theislaparishes.org.uk/
Killearn w Strathblane
- We are a Christian Community based in and serving Killearn and the wider parish, and part of the Church of Scotland.
- We welcome everyone, irrespective of background or denominational roots.
- We are a diverse gathering of people committed to growing and exploring their faith, supporting and encouraging one another on that journey.
- We enjoy a broad mixture of music from traditional to newer material.
- We encourage everyone to join in by getting involved in the ministry of the Kirk as they are called and able.
- We enjoy meeting together.
- We would love to see you join us sometime at any of our meetings or activities.
https://www.facebook.com/www.killearnkirk.org/
https://www.facebook.com/StrathblaneKirk/
Kinross-shire
Worshipping God ~ Following Christ ~ Serving the Community
https://www.kinrossparishchurch.org/
The congregation has strong links with KYTHE
https://www.kinrossparishchurch.org/
https://www.facebook.com/kinrossparishchurch
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC480WCgwA2SU1zBXLg5klfA/videos
Kippen and Norrieston w Gargunnock w Port of Menteith
The Church is situated on the shores of the Lake of Menteith and facing the Island of Inchmahome and the 13th Century Augustinian Priory.
Services are held every Sunday at 10am. Everyone is welcome. The sound of the bells ringing across the water every Sunday encourages many visitors to join us.
We are a small and rural church in the centre of a predominantly agricultural community. We open to visitors during the months of July and August twice a week on Mondays and Fridays.
Gargunnock Parish Church
It is part of the linked Charge of Gargunnock linked with Kippen and Norrieston linked with Port of Menteith.
Worship Times: 11.15am.
Last Sunday of the month: Joint Service at 10.30am for the area, rotating the building used each month . During July and August – Joint Services at 10.30am,
Situated in a beautiful rural location, overlooking the Carse of Stirling. There has been a Church on this site since pre-Reformation, founded by the Augustinian Monks of Cambuskenneth Abbey. With rebuild and renovations carried out over the centuries the Church assumes its present shape with three individual outside stairs to three separate Lairds’ lofts. Internally there are Two good 20th century stain glassed windows – Christ the Carpenter and Christ the Sower and the Village War Memorial designed by Robert Lorimer.
Kirkmichael, Straloch & Glenshee w Rattray
Menstrie
Welcome to Menstrie Parish Church, a cherished symbol of faith in the heart of Menstrie, Scotland.
As a vibrant part of the Church of Scotland, we are dedicated to nurturing an open, compassionate, and spiritually nourishing community. Rooted in centuries of tradition and set against the beautiful backdrop of Menstrie, we strive to reflect the unwavering faith, vibrant heritage, and timeless values that have guided our community for generations. Whether you are seeking solace, spiritual guidance, or community connection, Menstrie Parish Church extends a warm welcome to all.
https://menstrieparishchurch.org.uk/community-groups/
https://www.facebook.com/p/Menstrie-Parish-Church-of-Scotland-100064842334535/?locale=en_GB
Mid Strathearn
Worship Time – Sundays, weekly at 10.30am, rotation in our church buildings
5th Sunday – Café Church in one of the halls within our communities
Mid Strathearn Church is an active, distinctly rural congregation comprising a widespread number of small villages and settlements lying east of Crieff and west of Perth. Our congregational life has a sense of ‘Christian family’, regular prayer, worship, occasional social events and meetings for various groups of all ages.
https://www.midstrathearnchurch.org/
https://www.facebook.com/people/Mid-Strathearn-Church/100065017171440/
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRHi6Oi1h67iL8cmf55RWJrJWkzfuIZVc
Monifeith and South Angus
Our vision: To provide for a vibrant, caring and growing Christian Community in South Angus
https://www.facebook.com/MonifiethParish/
Muthill
Muthill Parish Church is a village based church with an active growing congregation eager to tell the community it serves about the joys and challenges of the Christian faith. It provides a regular weekly Sunday service (10.30am) with a range of visiting preachers and a modern approach to all-age worship. This is supported by a pastoral care programme and continuing Christian education through house groups, a bible study group, a Scripture Union group and the Guild. It engages with its local community through soup and sandwich lunches, a Mens Group, a Book Club and an Exercise Class.
Montrose Trinity Church
We are a union of the three local churches, created in August 2023. Our parish covers Montrose town – approx 11,700 and the outlying rural areas.
SERVICE TIMES AND VENUES
The first Sunday of each month sees an 11.00 am united service, rotating round the three Hubs.
Other weeks, we meet as follows
Hillside DD10 9JG Steeple. DD10 8QW Ferryden DD10 9RJ
Hillside – 10.00am
Steeple – 11.00 am
Ferryden – 11.30 am
Larger, special events, (eg Easter Sunday) are generally held in the Steeple Hub.
Perth Craigie and Moncrieffe
https://www.facebook.com/p/Perth-Craigie-Moncreiffe-Church-of-Scotland-100069088192124/
Kinnoull Parish Church
http://www.kinnoullparishchurch.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/p/Perth-Kinnoull-Parish-Church-100069973067555/
Perth North
Our Mission is: “To know Christ and make Him known”.
This drives all our objectives and activities as we seek to bring Christian worship, fellowship and service to the heart of everyday life not only within the City Centre of Perth, but in our Parish of Tulloch and Fairfield. We have a Community Development Worker based in our Parish.
Our church is open for worship on Sunday morning at 10.30am. A live-streaming service is available. We also have a lunchtime service on a Thursday and there are many other opportunities throughout the week for prayer time and bible study.
Whilst our church building and suite of halls and offices lie in the City Centre, we are very much a gathered congregation with most of our members attending from all parts of Perth and beyond. Given our location, we have the privilege to serve folk who both shop, work or reside in the City Centre itself. To this end, our church is open for a “Warm Space” on a Monday and Thursday morning.
https://www.perthnorthchurch.org.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/PerthNorthChurch/?locale=en_GB
Perth Riverside
We are a small and active Church of Scotland in north Perth. Riverside Church includes people from our local neighbourhood and from across Perth united by our shared faith in Jesus Christ.
We believe that every church has the same main vision and mission from God; to share the love and story of Jesus and to help people become his disciples. But each local community decides how to do that in their own time and place.
Our aim is to be a community of prayer, service, hospitality, learning & spiritual growth. Our community gatherings are relaxed and we try to be especially family friendly; come as you are, don’t worry about being late or the kids being noisy. We also value creativity and using our God given gifts and talents.
The church building is open most days and you’ll often find members of our church and community in Martha’s Kitchen, the cafe at the centre of our building.
https://www.youtube.com/@perthriversidechurch3775
https://www.facebook.com/perthriverside/?locale=en_GB
Perth St. John's Kirk
“Let no-one be a stranger within these walls.”
With our rich history and breathtaking environment throughout, there is much to learn, see and do at St. John’s Kirk of Perth.
https://www.st-johns-kirk.co.uk/
Perth St Leonard-in-the-Fields and Trinity
Our vision is to be a church which seeks to inspire the people with the Good News of Jesus Christ through enthusiastic worshipping, witnessing, nurturing and serving our community.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577862751876
Perth St. Matthew's
St Matthews Church is located in Tay St in the centre of Perth. The Church is also used as a popular venue for conferences and concerts, The sanctuary can accommodate 240 people and has state of the art projection, screen and sound systems.
The sanctuary is normally set out café style for Sunday worship and can also be arranged theatre style for large funerals and other events. The sanctuary and Halls are well used by Church groups and other outside organisations.
Sunday services are also available on Zoom, or via YouTube at youtube.com/@stmatthewsperth
The regular St Matthews News is emailed to over 250 recipients, is on our website and is available at the Church.
St Matthews is an inclusive church, participating in a range of community events including Perthshire Pride, Warm Spaces, and the Classic Car event. The Church is normally open on weekdays in July and August to allow visitors and tourists to pray in our prayer space, to look around the inside of the building and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee.
Rannoch w Fortingall, Glenlyon, Kenmore and Lawers
We meet for tea and coffee and 11.30am. Worship starts at 12pm and last 50 minutes.
We embrace different worship opportunities and are an open an inclusive congregation.
Scone and St. Martins
https://www.facebook.com/SconeOld/?locale=en_GB
St Maddoes and Kinfauns
Our mission is to be a Christian church of people that:
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glorifies God and fulfils His plan for our community and beyond,
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acts as a focal point for the worship of God and Christian fellowship and
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spreads the Good News of our Lord Jesus Christ to all people.
https://www.stmadoeskinfauns.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/134172042307/
Stirling St. Holy Rude
ocated in Stirling (in the central belt of Scotland), The Church of the Holy Rude is a historic and iconic church with a rich and fascinating history spanning six centuries. The Church has played an integral role in many significant events in Scottish history, from the Battle of Stirling Bridge to the coronation of King James VI. With its stunning stained-glass windows, intricate stonework and peaceful atmosphere, a visit to the Church of the Holy Rude is a truly unique and memorable experience while visiting Stirling!
https://www.facebook.com/holyrude/?locale=en_GB
Stirling North
The church is situated in the heart of the Braehead area of Stirling, right beside the primary school and is very much part of the local community which has a mixed age population.
Sunday Worship, which is live streamed, takes place at 10.30am. and provides the spiritual nourishment and inspiration for our wider ministry. Kidzone also provides fun and learning for the younger members of our congregation who join the service to share what they have been learning and making while in Kidzone.
In 2024 we launched the Connect Project, designed to develop and enhance our mission work, its aim to help us create genuine opportunities for discipleship, community building and service.
Activities include Messy Church and Events, the Guild, Holiday Clubs, Youth Group, Toastie Tuesdays(an intergenerational weekly gathering), the Café, the Singing Group, the Hub, Toddler & Baby group, partnerships with local schools to run weekly SU groups and events, Prayer Meeting and much more.
https://www.facebook.com/p/Stirling-North-Parish-Church-100064703021205/?locale=en_GB
Stirling Park
You’re warmly invited to join us at Park Church, Stirling. We gather every Sunday at 11am for worship, fellowship, and friendship, followed by tea, coffee and chat in the church hall.
We are an inclusive, missional congregation, committed to sharing the love of God in today’s world.
Led by Rev Attie van Wyk, our welcoming and growing congregation offers a variety of groups and activities throughout the week, including Bible studies, prayer groups, a monthly young adults’ fellowship with meal, a pre-school group, a ladies group, men’s badminton, art sessions, and coffee club.
We work closely with local churches to support school chaplaincy and seasonal REM curriculum events during Easter, Pentecost and Advent.
Come and be part of our community.
Learn more and watch services on:
🌐 www.parkchurchstirling.org
📷 Instagram: @parkchurchstirling
📘 Facebook: facebook.com/ParkChurchStirling
Stirling St. Mark's
The parish of Stirling St Mark’s is on the city’s west side. It lies below Stirling Castle, straddles the River Forth, and takes in Junction 10 of the M9 motorway.
It includes all of Raploch, and part of Cornton district. It is mainly residential, with both public and private sector housing.
Our church buildings stand at the heart of Raploch, mid-way along Drip Road, at its junction with Menzies Drive (post-code FK8 1RE). Our Sunday morning services are at 11am.
St Mark’s is one of the Church of Scotland’s “Priority Area” congregations, because of the relatively high levels of deprivation within our parish. We have a wide range of age groups, and host a wide range of activities in our buildings, and outwith, which enable us to connect with our wider community.
We are supported by a number of local businesses, including local and national firms. We have particularly strong links with Raploch primary school, with a number of joint initiatives taking place within both the school’s and the church’s buildings, with occasional outdoors activities too.
Our leadership is provided by Rev Barry Hughes, and by Marie Clare Dungavell, our community engagement worker.
https://www.stmarksstirling.org/
https://www.facebook.com/stmarksstirling/?locale=en_GB
St Ninan's Old
We are a congregation of the Church of Scotland and services are held every Sunday at 10.30am.
The Rev Gary McIntyre is the Minister of St Ninians Old. Like those who have served before him, he is actively involved in the community and is available to help and support people regardless of whether or not they are members of the Church. Our doors are open to everyone and you are assured of a warm welcome.
The present Church was built in 1751 but there has been a Church in St Ninians for over 1000 years.
Fellowship is important to us and we have a number of groups and events which give people the opportunity to meet together namely Fellowship Teas every Sunday, Soup and Sandwich Lunches each month from September to March, an annual barbecue in July. We also have Boys Brigade, Sunday Club, Tuesday Group and Craft Group.
Finally, we support the following charities Christian Aid, Blythswood Care, Water Aid, Erskine, Start Up Stirling, Stirling Street Pastors.
https://www.facebook.com/stniniansold/?locale=en_GB
https://www.stniniansold.org.uk/
Tenandry
enandry Kirk services every Sunday at 10:30 am. All welcome.
Tenandry Kirk stands in a remote location on a minor road above the west bank of the River Garry as it passes through the Pass of Killiecrankie. You can reach it from the south by turning off the B8019 near Garry Bridge and climbing up the hillside on a narrow single track road. The alternative approach is from the opposite end of the same road, which emerges in the village of Killiecrankie.
The Glens and Kirriemuir United Parishes
The Glens and Kirriemuir United Parish Churches GKUPC serves the area centred on Kirriemuir, stretching into the Angus Glens and its surrounds. We worship in two churches, one in the town of Kirriemuir, one in the nearby village of Tannadice. Most Sunday services are livestreamed to our YouTube channel.
Services in Tannadice are at 09.45 every Sunday.
Services in Kirriemuir are at 11.15 every Sunday. The service on the last Sunday of the month is usually café style.
Teas and coffees are served after the service in both Kirriemuir and Tannadice.
Presently, in Kirriemuir we worship in the church hall while the church is being refurbished. We hope to be back in the church in the autumn of 2025.
Messy Church is held in Kirriemuir on a Sunday afternoon, 6 times a year. Social activities and outreach events feature regularly. We have a busy Guild, Thrums Tots, and we are part of Kirriemuir Churches Together. Tannadice has a monthly coffee morning and other social events throughout the year. Details of these, and other activities, are publicised on our Facebook page.
Minister: Rev John Orr Website: www.gkupc.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gkupc Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/@WestAngusAreaMinistryWAAM
Tilicoultry
Tillicoultry Parish Church aims to be a church of the whole community; a place where those who have faith and those who have yet to find it or renew it can come together as a family of God’s children; a place where all will be received with tolerance, understanding and friendship.
https://www.youtube.com/@tillicoultrychurchofscotland
https://www.tillicoultryparishchurch.co.uk/welcome2.htm
Tullibody St. Serf's
We are a parish church serving our local communities in Christ’s Name.