THE CHURCHES OF

'WEST COWAL'

WELCOME YOU

Colintraive, Glendaruel, Kilfinan and Tighnabruaich

Minister - Rev Andrew Robertson

Contact details - email ARobertson@churchofscotland.org.uk

Tel No 07356001938

Worship at West Cowal

There will normally be two Sunday

Services each week

Kyles Church - Every Sunday at 10.00am

Kilfinan Church - 1st Sunday of the month at 11.30 and 'Around the Bible on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 11.30am

Colintraive Church - 2nd Sunday of the month at 11.30am

Kilmodan Church - 3rd and 4th Sunday of the month at 11.30am

Weeks where there are five Sundays, the firth Sunday will be a joint service, please check facebook and Church noticeboard for updates and information.

Rural Cowal Information

The charge of Rural Cowal was created as part of the Presbytery Mission Plan approved in August 2022. The linkage of the two congregations, West Cowal and The Shore Kirk. The call is unrestricted, and Rev Andrew Robertson is the first minister of the new charge

The Presbytery plan makes provision for an OLM or Reader, and Rev Janet MacKellar is linked to the charge.

. There will be 3 Church buildings in the care of the Kirk Sessions: • Strone Church in the care of the Shore Kirk • Kilmodan Church, Glendaruel, in the care of West Cowal • Kyles Church, Kames, Tighnabruaich, Millhouse and Portavadie in the care of West Cowal. In the longer term have access to Kilfinan Church and Kilmun Church both of which are part of the Faith in Cowal pilgrimage trail and attract many visitors

For more information Icontact Rev Andrew Robertson on 07356001938 or email ARobertson@churchofscotland.org.uk

WHO WE ARE AND
WHERE WE MEET

The congregation off West Cowal came into being on then 1st January 2023 with the Union of the three linked congregations of Kilfinan, Kilmodan & Colintraive and Kyles. The congregation has 4 Church buildings at present:

Colintraive Church

Kilmodan Church (Glendaruel)

Kyles Church (Kames, Tighnabruaich)

Kilfinan Church (near Otter Ferry)

As there are no other churches in the area

everyone joins together for worship

so services are naturally ecumenical and friendly.