Crieff Parish Church

02/06/2026

Sunday 7th June 2026 at 11am. Our service will be led by Ian Roy with music from Joan Taylor. All welcome

25/05/2026

18/05/2026

Sunday Worship – 24th May at 11am

This Sunday, 24th May, our service will be led by Ian Roy and Graeme Addison.

You are warmly invited to join us in person at Crieff Parish Church, or online via our YouTube channel:

👉 Crieff Parish Church on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/

All are welcome.

Services from Crieff Parish Church, Crieff, Scotland Live worship and bible teaching each Sunday at 11am.

18/05/2026

It's the final day of the General Assembly 2026.
We have had such an encouraging few days together - all the speeches, debates and decisions have left the Church better placed to continue building God's kingdom.
Please join us online today via the livestream - link is in the comments.

17/05/2026

Welcome to the third day of the General Assembly 2026.
It's a much shorter order of business today, with proceedings kicking off at 3pm.
As always, please join us online. The link is in the comments.

16/05/2026

It's the second day of the General Assembly 2026.
We had a fantastic day yesterday of worship, debate and encouragement. More of the same today.
As always you can watch via the link in the comments. And times may be subject to change.

15/05/2026

It’s the first day of the General Assembly 2026!

Today marks the start of one of the most significant events in our calendar, as commissioners gather to discuss and decide on the work of the Church of Scotland.

You can join in by watching proceedings live via our website – link is in the comments.

Please note that timings are subject to change.

11/05/2026

Worship 17th May 2026 at 11am will be led by Rev Bob Halliday

09/05/2026

Update from Presbytery – Future Linkage with Mid Strathearn

Last night Graeme, Sandra and I attended Presbytery on behalf of the congregation under the recent citation about our proposed linkage with Mid Strathearn Church.
Before the formal business began, we heard two excellent presentations. The Rt Rev Rosie Frew, current Moderator of the General Assembly, spoke about her year in office, and Karen Kelman, the new Presbytery Communications Officer, shared her vision for strengthening communications and developing digital church engagement
We’re pleased to share that Presbytery has approved the recommendation for conversations to begin between our two congregations. This is an important and hopeful step forward.
The Rev Bob Milne spoke on behalf of Mid Strathearn and shared that their Kirk Session is fully supportive and genuinely enthusiastic about the prospect of a linkage. It was encouraging to hear how positively they are approaching this.
I also spoke briefly to confirm that our own Kirk Session is looking forward to these discussions, and we hope they will be constructive and fruitful for everyone involved.
We took the opportunity to thank John Ferguson, the Presbytery Office, and the staff at 121 for their unwavering support over the past six months. We also expressed our gratitude for the many prayers and kind words from Ministers and members of Presbytery as we continue to move forward.
Thank you for keeping this process in your prayers as we take these next steps together.