Twechar Parish Church

The Church was opened in 1902 celebrated its centenary in 2002. It is an elegant building of red stone built in early Gothic style. The church includes many beautiful fittings not least of which is the recently renovated 'Willis' organ, much admired by visitors, which was originally powered by water pressure but later converted to electricity.

Worship

Weekly services are held at 10.15am with the Sacrament of Holy Communion being held in May and November. Members of the Church of Nazarene join us in our annual Christmas Eve Service. Each Remembrance Sunday members of the congregation join with members of St. John of the Cross R.C. Church, The Nazerene Church, Miners Welfare and Lodge Barrhill for a service at the village War Memorial at which a wreath from our congregation is laid, normally by our Session Clerk. The hymn repertoire, whilst modest, is broadening and includes a number of items from Common Ground.

Twice a year there is a joint service with Banton and Twechar congregations getting together to worship.