Brechin Gardner Memorial Church
The red sandstone building has stood for more than a century on a site that was once a market garden and it is not only a memorial to the Reverend Alexander Gardner, but also to his son, a brilliant young lawyer who, sadly, died by his own hand.
It is also a testament to the talent of the architect, Sir John James Burnet, whose work is still highly regarded.
Upcoming events at Gardner Memorial
- Holy Communion Service at Gardner Memorial Church
Holy Communion Service at Gardner Memorial Church
BrechinJune 9 (11:00am)
- Brechin’s Big Lunch
Brechin’s Big Lunch
BrechinJune 2 (12:00pm)
- The next Messy Church in the cathedral hall
The next Messy Church in the cathedral hall
BrechinMay 25 (2:00pm)
- Christian Aid Souper Sunday
Christian Aid Souper Sunday
BrechinMay 12 (12:00pm)
- Copies of our Accounts and Budgets are available
Copies of our Accounts and Budgets are available
Brechin,FarnellMay 12 (12:00pm)
- Ascension Day Service in the Gardner Memorial Church
Ascension Day Service in the Gardner Memorial Church
Brechin,FarnellMay 9 (7:00pm)
- Drop in for a chat at our Friendship & Blethers in the Gardner Hall
Drop in for a chat at our Friendship & Blethers in the Gardner Hall
BrechinMay 2 (10:00am)
- Help required, join Sanelle putting junior church packs together
Help required, join Sanelle putting junior church packs together
Brechin,FarnellApril 30 (12:00pm)
- Big Lunch Planning Meeting
Big Lunch Planning Meeting
Brechin,FarnellApril 30 (10:30am)
- Messy Church in the Cathedral Hall
Messy Church in the Cathedral Hall
Brechin,FarnellApril 27 (2:30pm)
- Soup & Sweet Lunch in the Gardner Hall
Soup & Sweet Lunch in the Gardner Hall
Brechin,FarnellApril 27 (12:00pm)
Times of worship
11am Sunday Service
(except)
Remembrance Sunday 10.50am
Our Service is available to watch live or catch up with YouTube just search for Brechin Gardner Memorial Live.
Join us
As a welcoming, friendly and growing congregation, of all ages and backgrounds, we try to express and communicate God’s love in our daily lives.
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