STRUTHERS MEMORIAL CHURCH GREENOCK
Greenock is where the Struthers Memorial Fellowship of Churches was founded in the 1950s by Mr. Hugh Black and Miss Elizabeth Taylor. The building was purchased from the outgoing Reformed Presbyterian Church congregation in the 1960s. The Gourock and Port Glasgow branches, also in the Inverclyde area, have separate local meetings on a Sunday morning but join the Greenock church for evening services on a Sunday. The minister of the Greenock church, Mr Black’s youngest daughter, Mrs Grace Gault, is also the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Struthers Memorial Fellowship of Churches.
Adjacent to the church is New Dawn Bookshop. A new extension in Greenock was completed in August 2009. The building provides an expansion of the coffee shop mezzanine, office accommodation and a multi-purpose hall. Pictures of the completed extension are in the photo gallery below.
Adjacent to the church is New Dawn Bookshop. A new extension in Greenock was completed in August 2009. The building provides an expansion of the coffee shop mezzanine, office accommodation and a multi-purpose hall. Pictures of the completed extension are in the photo gallery below.
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Click here for memorials of our congregation
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SERVICESWe are pleased to announce that the Greenock Sunday morning communion services will be beginning 11 October, strictly following guidelines for church gatherings. Due to current Government restrictions, we have taken steps to ensure the safety of all who can attend. For further details of how to participate, please follow this link.
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LOCATION33 West Stewart Street, Greenock, Scotland PA15 1SH
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Struthers Memorial Church is a registered Scottish Charity No. SC 006960 | Struthers Memorial Church is a company limited by guarantee incorporated in Scotland Company No SC335480 | Registered Office: 33 West Stewart Street, Greenock, PA15 1SH. |