BUILDING PROJECT
Our Church
Built back in 1892 the Free North Church is a landmark on the Inverness skyline, with the tallest spire in the city and a capacity for over 1300 people. The church is a significant and iconic part of the built heritage of the Highland Capital. It is the last heritage church building in the city centre still in use for its original ecclesiastical purpose. The attractive front elevation faces the River Ness and is the backdrop for many tourist photos.
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We want to preserve this historical church building for future generations and to maintain the gospel witness within Inverness city centre. Inevitably with a large, B listed building this comes at a cost.
Our Project
​There are significant, urgent repairs needed to the stonework in the spire and the front elevation of the church as well as work to prevent any further damage, water ingress, or risk of any part of the building becoming unstable. We are working with Historic Environment Scotland to protect this building.
The cost of this work is £145,000, we are expecting to have a grant for 40% of this cost but we’re still looking to raise the remaining funds.
Can you help us raise the money for this much needed project?
How to get involved
Pray
That the Lord would bless this project and provide all is needed
That the building would be used for years to come to proclaim the good news of Jesus
Give
Donations marked for restoration project can be given directly to our account (82-65-18, a/c 40246657), placed in the offering boxes, or by PayPal.
Visit our give page for more details. If you’re a UK taxpayer please consider using Gift Aid.
Fundraise
Could you do some fundraising for our project? Run a coffee morning, doing a bake sale, take on a challenge and ask for sponsorship, or anything else you can think of.
For more information on this project contact office@freenorthchurch.org