Farnell Parish
Farnell Parish Church was built in 1806 by James Playfair alongside the remains of the Old Parish Church. It is a striking building with several Gothic Revival architectural details. The church was built with red sandstone ashlar blocks, now heavily weathered in places. The roof is slated. The church stands within a large graveyard in the small rural community of Farnell. A number of Pictish stones and long cist burials have been discovered in the graveyard, attesting to the site’s historic past.
Upcoming events at Farnell Parish
- Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Farnell & Brechin
Harvest Thanksgiving Services at Farnell & Brechin
Brechin,FarnellOctober 20 (11:00am)
- Holy Communion Services – Farnell 9.30am/Gardner Memorial 11am
Holy Communion Services – Farnell 9.30am/Gardner Memorial 11am
Brechin,FarnellOctober 6 (11:00am)
- Friends of Farnell present Life as a host on the Royal Scotsman Train – A Talk by Mark Nash
Friends of Farnell present Life as a host on the Royal Scotsman Train – A Talk by Mark Nash
FarnellSeptember 22 (7:00pm)
- Farnell Car Treasure Hunt
Farnell Car Treasure Hunt
FarnellSeptember 21 (3:00pm)
- Coffee Morning in the MacMillan Unit at Stracathro Hospital
Coffee Morning in the MacMillan Unit at Stracathro Hospital
Brechin,FarnellSeptember 19 (10:00am)
- Weekly Bible Study join us in the session room at Farnell Church
Weekly Bible Study join us in the session room at Farnell Church
Brechin,FarnellSeptember 11 (10:00am)
Times of worship
Every Sunday at 9.30am
(except)
Sunday Christmas Service at 6pm
Remembrance Sunday 9.15am at Farnell War Memorial
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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