Posted: 27 Dec 2025
Thank you to everyone who donated to the Advent Foodbank Appeal and the Tree of Heaven. The Tree of Heaven raised £450. This will be divided between Dalbeattie Scout Movement, 3 rd Dalbeattie Rainbows and Dalbeattie & District Day Centre. Margaret Copp
Posted: 05 Dec 2025
Dalbeattie Tree of Heaven 2025 Remember a loved one at Christmas and donate towards local charities and organisations. Pick up your star in any shop showing the Tree of Heaven poster or the Parish Church. Find all the information under "Notices" on the website
Intimations, 4th January.
Tea and coffee will be available in the Church centre after the service this morning. All donations will go to the ongoing work of the Church.
Services in January.
The services on 11th, 18th and 25th January will be held in the Church Centre in an attempt to cut down on our heating expenses.
Dalbeattie Parish Church was opened on its current site in 1880 and the Church Centre was completed in early 1990s.
The Church serves the local community and provides a focus for doing God's work.
Click here for the history.
Kirkgunzeon Church is a lovely little Church and sits in the middle of the village. In October the decision was made to close Kirkgunzeon Church and unite with Dalbeattie Church where the services are now held.
Where the present building stands has been a sacred place dating back to around 1100s. If you are interested in the history click here
Urr is a beautiful rural church, adjacent to the village of Haugh of Urr, in the valley of the River Urr. There has been a church on this site since 1606. The present building was opened in 1915 and through its history has been the centre of Christian service to the local community.
If you want to know more about Urr Church History, click here.
