Welcome to our website
Each Sunday we come together to worship God, learn about His love shown through Jesus, seek His strength for whatever we face in our daily lives and grow in faith.
During the week many Church members serve their neighbours and communities in a variety of ways – in Church activities, at work, at home or through charity-work.
You are welcome to join us at any of our regular Sunday Services or mid-week activities.
Posted: 12 Feb 2019
The very successful Guild Coffee Morning held in the Church Centre on Saturday 9th February raised a grand total of £800.50 with donations still coming in.
Posted: 21 Jan 2019
The final total collected in the Small Change Boxes and from the monthly tea/coffee sessions is £983.52. This will be sent to Christian Aid Scotland for their ongoing work. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to this splendid amount. Morag McMickan, Christian Aid Co-ordinator.
for Prayer, Worship, Fellowship and Refreshments
for Prayer, Worship, Fellowship and Refreshments
Kirk Session Meeting will take place on Tuesday 19th February in the Church Centre at 7.30pm
Articles for the Spring Magazine should be with Alex Howie on 4th March for Hard Copies and 11th March for Digital Copies
Tea & Coffee will be served immediately after the service this morning. Donations will be used for the ongoing work of the Church. Everyone is welcome.
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.
