Who are we?
Fraserburgh & District Parish Church of Scotland was founded in July 2024 through the union of seven congregations: Fraserburgh Old, Fraserburgh South, Fraserburgh West, Rathen West, Inverallochy & Rathen East, Pitsligo (Rosehearty), and Sandhaven.
The church holds three services each Sunday morning in Fraserburgh, Rosehearty, and Inverallochy, with a joint service once a month.
FADPC has an active congregation, with a range of groups including the Guild, Men’s Fellowship, Bible Study, and several youth organisations such as the Boys’ Brigade, Guides, and Girls’ Brigade.
Our Churches
Fraserburgh
The South Church was originally a Free Church, having been established in 1843 with the Disruption. It came into the United Free Church in 1900, and then as part of that body came into the Church of Scotland in 1929.
The Fraserburgh Church now acts as the “Central Hub” of the 3 buildings, with a Sunday service at 10am
Inverallochy
Built in 1842, the church in Inverallochy has served the local community for many years. It continues to host regular services and remains an important place of worship and gathering within the village.
Inverallochy has a service each Sunday at 11:30am
Rosehearty
Built in 1890, the church in Rosehearty stands within a village with a long history of Christian worship, with earlier churches in the area dating back to 1632. It continues to serve the local community through regular services and gatherings.
Rosehearty has a service each Sunday at 11:30am