Sunday 10th November 2024
at 11.30 am Remembrance Service with the Rev Sibyl Tchaikovsky.

Please note the change of time – the Church will be open from 10.30am for those not attending at the War Memorial

All are welcome to the Service and afterwards to refreshments in the Church Centre.

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As we settle into the union please be patient as we work towards a new website.

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The Soup and Sweet Lunch
last Saturday
raised over £1,100 Thank you to everyone who supported us.

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The vision of the United Church of Bute is to be a “7 days-a-week church”, spreading Christ’s message through a highly motivated congregation, together serving and supporting our members and the wider community, through a variety of worship, the development of fellowship and the Christian care of those in need.

The United Church of Bute was formed in 1999 through the union of five Island congregations – Ascog, Craigmore St Brendan’s, Kingarth and Kilchattan Bay, North Bute, and Rothesay High Kirk. The united congregation has rationalized its buildings and now occupies a single church complex located in Rothesay on the site of the former Rothesay High Kirk.

The congregation numbers approximately 400 people and we are part of the Presbytery of Argyll. The parish covers the whole island of Bute – Rothesay, Port Bannatyne, Kilchattan Bay, Straad and rural areas. We form a Parish Grouping with our sister church Rothesay Trinity.

Isle of Bute Parch Church (Church of Scotland)

Townhead, High Street
Rothesay
PA20 9JH

For information about forthcoming events check our News page.

Scottish Charity No. SC030563