Banff Parish Church



Access for partially abled Toilet for the disabled Hearing induction loop for the deaf Guidebooks and souvenirs Welcomers and guides on duty (Guides July & Aug) Refreshments (Light refreshments at rear of church) (Light refreshments at rear of church)
Also Known As:
St Mary's Church
Denomination:
Church of Scotland
OS Reference:
NJ689638
Address:
High Street, Banff, AB45 1AE
Local Authority:
Aberdeenshire
Website:
www.banffparishchurchofsc...
Listing:
A

Directions to your Church

Beside St Mary's car Park

Location of Church


Nearby Churches

Macduff Parish Church
0.8 miles
St Marnan's, Aberchirder
8.3 miles
St Congan's, Turriff
8.8 miles
Old Kirk of Cullen
11 miles
St Peter's Church, Buckie
17 miles


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Church Overview

Built in 1789, Andrew Wilson architect and builder, with tower added in 1849, William Robertson. Chancel added and interior altered in 1929. Stained glass. Small chapel created at rear of church in 1994. Pulpit, font, communion table and stained glass in chancel all gifted in 1929. Other furnishings from Trinity & Alvah Church, united in 1994.

Services

Sunday 11.00am (church) and (except July & August)6.30pm (hall)

Opening Arrangements

Open 2.00-4.00pm July and August or by arrangement

Image Gallery

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South aspect viewed from across St Mary's car park.This three windows, along with building of the chancel and aspe, were donated by sisters Misses Katherine, Helen and Susan Martin and dedicated on 6th January 1929.Balcony with banners hung during July and August open days.Looking from balcony towards front of church.Exterior of Banff Parish Church.Stained glass windows in chancel.Harvest display during flower festival.Welcome banner at entrance of church.

Disclaimer

The information about churches in Scotland's Churches Scheme has been provided by the congregations or taken from the Historic Scotland list and published sources, in particular, the Buildings of Scotland volumes and the RIAS Illustrated Architectural Guides. The information is not authoritative; please contact us to let us know of any errors or omissions.