Lochgilphead Parish Church

Welcome to our Website

The Reverend Hilda Smith and the congregation of Lochgilphead Parish Church would like to extend a warm welcome to you.

Our congregation is beginning a period of major renewal, both in terms of our buildings and our membership. (see 20/10 Vision) Through our website, we hope to provide you with some insight into our congregational life as we share with you our hopes and aspiratons and details of the activities that we offer at present.

Whether you are visiting the site for the first time or are a regular visitor we hope that you find our website useful and sense the warmth and friendliness of our congregation. If you would like any  further information, please use the "Contacts" link.

Lochgilphead Parish Church is part of the Church of Scotland. If you live in Lochgilphead or if you are ever visiting the area, you are warmly invited to worship with us on a Sunday morning at 11 a.m. and to share in any of the activities which we have planned. (See Whats On ).

Come and join us. We will be delighted to see you and all ages will be made very welcome.

Please don't hesitate to use the Contacts  link to send a message to our minister.

 

 

How to find us 

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NEWS - Spring Fayre  On Saturday 23rd May, despite the rain, nearly £2,200 was raised at the Spring Fayre, organised to raise funds for the Renewal project - a magnificent effort and the project team is grateful to everyone who contributed in any way to make the event such a success. - Tea towels for sale The Guild has had Tea towels produced, in aid of the Renewal Project, depicting our vision for the Church and these are for sale at £4.99 each. These are 100% cotton with white background and blue print. They can be ordered by contacting either Edna Armstrong (Tel 01546 602600) or Mary MacDonald (Tel 01546 602087). - Where are they now? We would like to contact previous Church members, those who have been baptised or married in the Church or who have had a connection with the Church in any way and who no longer live in Lochgilphead, to let them know about the Renewal Project and to seek their support. We need names and addresses. If you can think of anyone, please contact the Minister  or, even better, if you are one of these people, then please get in touch. - "Jolomo" Mugs for Sale     As part of our fundraising efforts we are delighted that the acclaimed Scottish artist, John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo) has agreed to allow us to use two of his paintings, one of the Church  and one of a view of Lochgilphead as designs on bone china mugs which are for sale to raise funds for the Renewal Project. The mugs are  manufactured by Dunoon Ceramics Ltd. You can download an order form here.