Rhu and Shandon Church

Dublin Core

Title

Rhu and Shandon Church

Description

There has been a church on the same site for over 365 years, the parish initially extending from Garelochhead to Cardross. The current building is the third and was completed in 1851. The second was the one in which Rev John McLeod Campbell preached his doctrine known now as The Row Heresy.

The Parish of Shandon became re-united with Rhu in 1971a split in 1844 saw Shandon forming its own Free Church congregation. There are a number of graves of interesting people spread out around the church yard most notably those of Sir James Guthrie and Henry Bell; and there is also a memorial to those who served on the Clyde Training Ship Cumberland which was destroyed by fire in 1889.In 2017 the Minister is Rev David T Young and he is supported by Rev Tina Kemp. Services are held every Sunday and the congregation is linked with Helensburgh Parish Church and at times, services are shared in one or other church.

Source

argyllbute

Date

1851

Type

Museum

Identifier

527

Spatial Coverage

current,56.01839,-4.782354;

Museum Item Type Metadata

Street

Gareloch Road

Place

Rhu

IsNewThisYear

Yes

ArchitectName

William Spense, with additions of nave by Honeyman and Keppie

OpeningDate1

24/9/2017

OpeningTime1

9am - 5pm

OpeningTime2

1pm - 5pm

WC

Yes

DisabledWC

Yes

DisabledAccess

Yes

Refreshments

No

EventsForChildren

No

Parking

No

HearingLoop

No

LimitedAccess

No

NotAccessible

No

ID

14828

IsIncludedThisYear

No

Postcode

G84 8RP

Citation

“Rhu and Shandon Church,” Digital Open Doors, accessed November 5, 2024, https://ddo.openvirtualworlds.org/omeka/items/show/525.

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