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Williamwood Parish Church

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Country
  
United Kingdom

Functional status
  
Active

Phone
  
+44 141 638 5521

Denomination
  
Church of Scotland

Presbytery
  
Glasgow Presbytery

Status
  
Church

Williamwood Parish Church

Location
  
Vardar Avenue, Clarkston

Website
  
williamwoodparishchurch.org.uk

Address
  
4 Vardar Ave, Clarkston, Glasgow G76 7QP, UK

Similar
  
Church of Scotland, Wellington Church, Coronation Chair

Profiles

Williamwood Parish Church is a Parish church of the Church of Scotland, serving the Williamwood area of Clarkston, East Renfrewshire. It is within the Church of Scotland's Presbytery of Glasgow.

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The Building

Designed by Wilson & Son and Honeyman (now Honeyman, Jack and Robertson); Williamwood was dedicated 28 June 1937. Built in 1937 as a church extension charge, the church is a fine example of mid-1930s church architecture. Built in red brick with a short belltower, the original and somewhat austere interior has been upgraded and enriched.

Williamwood Parish Church houses an early Allen Digital Organ. The two manual and pedal organ (Model MOS-600) was installed in 1971. It was one of the first Digital Organs installed by the Allen Organ Company.

Ministry

Williamwood has only been served by 5 ministers.

The congregation is currently without a minister since the move of Rev Iain Reid, who was minister from 2007 - 2014, to congregation of Paisley: Glenburn. He had formerly been Chaplain to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary. He was assisted from September 2011 to May 2012 by Ann McCormick (Ordained Local Ministry Student).

The previous minister, Rev G Hutton B Steel (1990–2006) is now minister of Aberdeen: High Hilton.

Other ministers-

  • Daniel Patterson 1937-41 (who died whilst minister of Williamwood)
  • John Stanley Pritchard 1942-49 (who retired in 1970 from BBC Religious Broadcasting)
  • Colin Campbell 1949-89
  • References

    Williamwood Parish Church Wikipedia