Parish Church

The Gargunnock Parish Church, established since well before 1500, was founded by the Augustinian Monks of Cambuskenneth Abbey and is under the spiritual jurisdiction of the Bishop of St Andrews. These associations are commemorated in the carvings on the ends of the Elders’ benches.

From 20th June 2024, the congregation of Gargunnock Church has been part of the new charge of Gargunnock linked with Kippen and Norrieston Church linked with Port of Menteith as part of Perth Presbytery’s Plan for the Carse of Stirling.

Ministry Team

Minister: Rev. Ellen Larson Davidson

OLM: Rev Iain Armstrong (Iain is an Ordained Local Minister with the

Presbytery of Perth attached to the linked charge.)

Rev. Ellen and Rev. Iain will each conduct Sunday Services twice a month in each church.

Gargunnock Church
Gargunnock Church

WORSHIP NOVEMBER and DECEMBER 2025

We are unsure when Rev Ellen will return from compassionate leave but many retired ministers have offered their services to allow us to have a service each week.

November Services:

  • 9th November at 10:30am – Remembrance Sunday Service
  • 16th November at 11:15am
  • 23rd November at 11:15am
  • 30th November at 10:30am joint service in Gargunnock

 

December Services:

  • 7th December at 11:15am
  • 14th December at 11:15am
  • 21st December at 11:15am – Family Christmas Service
  • 24th December (time to be confirmed)
  • 25th December at 10:30am joint service in Kippen
  • 28th December at 10:30am joint service in Norrieston Church, Thornhill

ADVENT

First Sunday of Advent Service will be held on 30th November.

This will be a joint service at Gargunnock for the four congregations within the Charge – Gargunnock, Kippen and Norrieston and Port of Menteith.

Advent when we await the Coming of the Lord.  The candles of Hope, Peace, Love and Joy are lit. 

 

There are 288 gravestones in the Kirkyard, the earliest dates from 1706. If you wish to trace ancestors who may be buried here, there is a plan of the gravestone’s locations on the Welcome Noticeboard, which is to the right of the steps at the main entrance to the Kirkyard.