STRUTHERS MEMORIAL CHURCH PORT GLASGOW
The church in Port Glasgow was formed from a group of young folk saved under the ministry of Mr. Hugh Black (then a teacher at Port Glasgow High School) and Roy Barbour in the 1960s. The current building was built in 1965 to house this new congregation and was led by Roy Barber until the mid 1980s and thereafter by the present minister Mrs. Joan Jewell. The church continues to meet for weekly services and regularly operates community outreach activities in Port Glasgow.
The former ship building town of Port Glasgow adjoins the larger neighbouring town of Greenock along the Firth of Clyde, 20 miles from the city of Glasgow. The church is one of several satellite congregations over the years in the district of Inverclyde who have Sunday morning services in their own locality but then join the congregation at the Greenock Church for Sunday evening services.
The former ship building town of Port Glasgow adjoins the larger neighbouring town of Greenock along the Firth of Clyde, 20 miles from the city of Glasgow. The church is one of several satellite congregations over the years in the district of Inverclyde who have Sunday morning services in their own locality but then join the congregation at the Greenock Church for Sunday evening services.
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LOCATIONArran Avenue, Port Glasgow, Inverclyde
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