Gargunnock, Kilmadock & Kincardine-in-Menteith
Gargunnock Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Charity No SC012154
Kilmadock Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Chariity No SC012031
Kincardine-in-Menteith Parish Church of Scotland Scottish Charity No SC000802
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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 am Val Rose and I'm the Interim Moderator during the vacancy. If you need the Church - I'm your first point of contact for funeral care, arranging weddings and baptism or for
more information.
Get in touch by telephone on
01259 722958 or email me by using the 'CONTACTS' page - using the button above.
Interim Moderators act in place of a parish minister,
For more info about weddings funerals or baptisms, use the drop down list by clicking 'WORSHIP'.
Thank God for all that we enjoy!
Thank God for farmers and those who supply our food and make our land look the way it does.
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.
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
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
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.
Where will we be worshipping God
next ?
Sunday 11th
April 2021
All Churches are closed, for
Services and Meetings,
as they follow the
Guidance set out by the CHURCH of SCOTLAND
We do have a
link to the video recording
of a service hosted
by the Moderator,
this Sunday
which
can be accessed
via this link https://tinyurl.com/
garprayer
(Note that the Filenames displayed contain the date
on which they should be listened.)
The above also links you to
the following:-
a recording of the
Prayer
for the National Day of
Prayer for COVID19 held
at 7pm each Sunday. This
is updated each week.
Live Streamed Services
are also available
See Stirling Presbytery
Website OR that for
CHURCH of SCOTLAND
