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KILMARONOCK OLD KIRK 
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Photograph of Kilmaronock Old Kirk  and graveyard before the purchase

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Keep an eye on our News page to keep up to date and on our Events page to see what events we have planned.

 

With the internal renovation works substantially completed and heritage displays installed we are very much open for business. Funeral services, meetings and other functions can readily be arranged - please contact us by email in the first instance.

Macmillan Coffee Morning

Wednesday 23 September 2026

10.00am-12.00pm

Kilmaronock Old Kirk is hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning on Wednesday 23 September from 10.00am-12.00pm. Please park in the Church Carpark with footpath to the Kirk.

There will be plenty of coffee and tea with delicious cakes and a raffle.

Do come along and join us to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

£5.00 donation at the door for Macmillan Cancer Support please.

Macmillan coffee morning details
A poster giving details about the Kirk Wednesday Open Day

Kilmaronock Old Kirk is open every Wednesday from 10.30am-2.30pm.

 

Join us to discover the heritage and future of our Heritage and Community Hub.

Monday Wellbeing at the Kirk

7.00pm-8.30pm

Restorative Gong Bath with Sarah Buchanan – 23 November 2026, 22 February 2027 and 24 May 2027.

Drum Circle with Nadja Gunneberg - 28 September 2026, 14 December 2026, 29 March 2027 and 28 June 2027.To book your place please scan the QR code or follow this link.

​Landscaping Works to Kilmaronock Meadow

Paths, steps and associated landscaping works are planned for the plot of land to the north of the kirk. Interested contractors should make contact by email in the first instance

  

Future Dates

We are now holding a service on the last Sunday of each month.

The next service will be on 27 September 2026 at 3.00pm.

Wednesdays – 10.30am-2.30pm 

Open Day 

Heritage Tour

If you are interested in a tour of the graveyard please get in touch via the link below and we will try to arrange a time to suit. There is no charge for the tour but a donation to funds would be much appreciated.

Click here to contact us.

PHASE 3 Internal Renovation Works – May 2026

 

With the internal renovation works substantially completed and heritage displays installed we are very much open for business.

 

The first wedding service was held on 23rd May 2026 with 160 in attendance.

 

Funeral services, meetings and other functions can readily be arranged - please contact us by email in the first instance.​​

Photograph of the Heritage Gallery area of the Kirk
Photograph of the entrance to the Kirk
Photograph looking towards the back of the Kirk
photograph of the interior of the Kirk

HES BLOG

 

Kilmaronock Old Kirk is featured on a Historic Environment Scotland Blog about community ownership of an old church.

Click here to read more.

VOICES FROM THE PAST

 

The Diary of Rev Thomas Leckie 1718-1719

The transcription of the diary of the Rev Thomas Leckie, Minister of the Parish of Kilmaronock 1703-1723 can be read here.

The Diary of James Dunlop 1884-1887

(Aged 14-18).

Young James was the son of the Rev James Dunlop, minister of the United Free Church of Kilmaronock. The family lived at the manse on the main street in Gartocharn. Read his diary here.

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