WebA church building was erected in 1879 in Francis Street for the fellowship of the United Presbyterian Church. It became part of the United Free Church in 1900 and later settled on becoming a Church of Scotland, the West Church was one out of five Church of Scotlands in Wick. A Manse was then erected at No. 30 Thurso Road and later in the 1940 ... http://caithness.org/community/worship/

St Joachim

WebThe congregation of Wick: Pulteneytown & Thrumster meet regularly to worship and praise God. We'd love for you to join us! CHURCH SERVICES: We hold weekly Sunday morning services at 11:30am at Pulteneytown Church in Argyle Square, with tea and coffee served beforehand. Our church bus does a run around Wick bringing people to our morning … WebThe Wick Evangelical Union was an offshoot of the Congregational Church, they met in a hall which used to exist where Highland Council Offices are today. They worshipped there until 1848, when they decided that they needed a larger capacity church. They secured the land, the church was built and opened for worship in January of 1851. small white bug on desk

West Church of Scotland - Caithness Church History

WebWick Central Church. In 1806 a congregation which soon became known as the Central Church was formed. Thirty eight years later in 1844, a meeting place for the congregation was erected, this building still stands today and belongs to another fellowship. The building is situated at the top of Dempster Street, it features a clock tower and spire ... http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/4329 WebWelcome to the Church of St. Johns the Evangelist, Wick, Caithness ... All three of our collection feature iconic images of Wick and Thurso and from the wider county of Caithness. They are printed on a high quality cotton … hiking trails near posey