There has been a church on this pleasant site since the 12th century, although the present building dates only from the 1820s. There are some very fine stained glass windows by Stephen Adam, Gordon Webster, Sadie McLellan and Crear McCartney. In the graveyard are interesting relics of the days of the ‘Resurrection Men’ (body-snatchers), including a watch house and mortsafe (for grave protection).

Stewards in attendance.

The Parish Church is a category A listed building and dates from 1807-08.  It stands on the original church of 1649.  It has an outstanding collection of 19th 20th and 21st century stained glass, including work by Stephen Adam, Gordon Webster and Alf Webster.

Stewards in attendance.
 Parking nearby.

First church built in Scotland after the Reformation opened in 1591 by Royal Charter signed at Holyrood in 1589.  Finest collection of Pre-Raphaelite stained glass from 1864.  Relocated to its present site 1925-28 by James Millar, architect, who designed the roof and tower.

Church opened for regular worship at 11am every Sunday throughout the year.  An additional Sunday service at 9am during the summer months and also once a month during the winter.

Welcomes tourists from all cruise liners visiting Greenock and opens for groups by prior arrangement throughout the year. 

This charming mid-19th century church replaced the original church built in 1208.  The medieval crypt and many stone features remain while four large stained glass windows (probably by C and L Ower) bring colour and light to the interior. 

Murroes Church has been a seat of worship since its inception by Royal Charter signed by William 1 King of Scots in Forfar on 11th April 1203 and gifted by Earl Gilchrist on Angus. The Crypt is believed to contain the remains of some of the members of the Fotheringham family, landlords of Powrie and Ballumbie castles dating from the late 13th century.

Come and visit our church and explore the churchyard, which contains many 17-19th century tombstones.

Come celebrate our beautiful and lively church which features some of the oldest stained glass in Dundee, an impressive hammer beam roof designed Charles Wilson, and listen to our ‘Walcker’ organ.  This Church, described as the Free Church Cathedral, is an active Church of Scotland at the crossroads of city life with a peaceful sanctuary.

Renovations are underway to our Spire funded by Historic Scotland, the Heritage Lottery Fund and by individual donation, fundraising and various Trusts.

Image (c) Margaret Adamson

• Organ recital by the Church Organist Dr William Stevenson FRCO at 2pm.
• Quiet video presentation of Congregational events.
• Visit Hall Complex with International Badminton provision, meeting places, sports facilities, and even showers.
• Visit adjoining Bookshop and International Café.
  Wander in garden to the rear of the Church & Hall.
• Note mosaics by students of Duncan of Jordanston College of Art. View Wave Wall to rear of Hall, designed by David Wilson.

Join us for a short history of the site, musical items, an exhibition and refreshments.