Lecropt Kirk, Bridge Of Allan.

Sunday Morning service 11.15 am
Wednesday Bible study and prayer 7.15 pm
During July and august Summer Tea/Coffee is served in the church grounds or in the church hut from 2.30pm 4.30pm Afternoon tea - £1.00

Should you require any further information please contact:-
Rev William Gilmour Tel (01786) 832382

Lecropt is a handsome essay in Gothic revival style, built in 1827 to the designs of William Stirling, a local architect.
Occupying a superb, elevated position overlooking the carse lands, Stirling castle and the Wallace monument can be clearly seen from the church grounds and is located about a mile from Bridge of Allan and 3 miles from Dunblane.
The interior is a period piece of controlled dignity and beuty, containing in its loft, vaults and monuments the influence of an old landed family, the Stirlings of Keir, built in the age of patronage, this late Georgian church is an early example of its style in Scotland, in company with the other carse Kirks of Kippen and Kincardine in Menteith.
There has been a church at lecropt prior to 1827, the old kirk was built in 1400 in what is now the Keir estate although nothing remains of the Kirk. It is known that there was a church at Lecropt prior to 1260.

Location map of lecropt Kirk

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