Gargunnock, Kilmadock & Kincardine-in-Menteith

Gargunnock Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Charity No SC 012154 Kilmadock Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Chariity No SC 012031 Kincardine-in-Menteith Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Charity No SC 000802

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Congratulations ! You've found us, and can learn more about our Christian congregations: what it is we do and why, and how you can get involved. I'm Andy Campbell, - parish minister for these congregations and below is is Rev Lynne Mack who also ministers across the area An easy way to contact us is to use the CONTACT PAGE button in the header. if you are needing information about weddings funerals or baptisms, find the drop down list below WORSHIP. and don't forget our Facebook pages for up to the minute info.

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Where will be worshipping God next ?

You can worship God wherever you are,
on any day of the week with your attitude and activity, and this Sunday youcan join others in worship....

At Kincardine in Menteith Church
FK9 4UX where worship is at 9.30am,
Rev Andy Campbell will be leading worship this week in a pulpit.

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Parish Church has Rev Andy too and
we'll also have coffee and conversation from 10.00am.
Worship is at 10.30am

and in Doune there is a worship at 10.30 am with Rob Rawson from Callander at 43 Balkerach St., and we always enjoy coffee conversation and company afterwards

'We plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land.' The farmers are hard at work in in their fields, what are you doing with your spiritual field - Are you ploughing and sowing - and reaping the benefit !

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Every Sunday there is worship in this large Victorian Church building, sometimes caled the Cathedral on the Carse. Worship beguns at 9.30am.
Kincardine in Menteith Church which is on the A84 two miles south of Doune: The church is beside the local Primary school and close to Blair Drummond Safari Park.FK9 4UX.
Visitors are always welcome...there is always a word for the youngsters ................and wear something warm.

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In the historic village of Doune, made famous by Monty Python, there is a castle. There is also an ancient church building with clock tower, but we moved into a more modern venue in 2008.
You'll find us at 43 Balkerach Street, the main road through Doune, in what looks to be a terraced house.
Inside the surprise is a modern church and a friendly congregation who worship most Sundays at 10.30am, and who'll invite you to stay for coffee afterwards. FK16 6DF

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Evey Sunday mornings at 10.30am at the beautiful old country kirk, in the ancient village of Gargunnock, the bell rings, the organ plays and worship begins, using hymns old and new as folk enthusiastically give thanks to God. Children are catered for, and are part of this lively congregation. FK8 3BQ

Worship events last between 45 and 60 minutes, are informal, and family friendly. Childfren and their parents can relax with us. We don't expect children to behave like adults - or adults to behave like children, for that matter. We do enjoy welcoming new folk and visitors.
There will be some hymn singing, a time of teaching or inspiration based on a Bible passage. There will be time for prayer. We hope you'll feel at home in God's presence as we celebrate together the Good News of Jesus Christ, and seek the blessing of His Holy Spirit, in and out of the church.