Welcome to
Dundee Congregational Church
A Legacy of Faith, A Future of Hope Since 1833
A Warm and Welcoming Atmosphere
At Dundee Congregational Church, we believe in the power of community and fellowship. Everyone arriving at our church will receive a warm and heartfelt welcome. Whether you’re a long-time member or a first-time visitor, you’ll find a friendly atmosphere and a place where you truly belong. Join us and experience the warmth and hospitality that defines our congregation.
Opportunities to Connect
Join us for worship every Sunday at 11am in-person or watch Live on Facebook.
Latest Church News
Tea Toast and Chat
Just advance notice that our Tuesday Community Café will be closed from the 13th of May, reopening on the 10th of June at
News from the Church Guild
Our meetings resumed on the 11th February with our own minister Rev. Alan Gibbon who brought along Dexy, his companion. Dexy once again,
Is It Spring?
I suppose we can never be sure if it is actually spring or not, as I write this (18th March), it felt like
Discover Dundee Congregational Church
Here are four interesting facts about our history and heritage you might not already know...
The church was originally known as Ward Chapel when it opened in 1833. It was designed by James Brewster of Montrose and cost £2,810 to build, which was a significant amount at the time.
The church is built in a Gothic style, featuring a large pointed window on its eastern wall, flanked by intricately carved buttresses. The east window has beautiful quatrefoil and rosette tracery.
The church had a Welcome Hall created in 2003, which is a bright space with lots of natural light. It serves as a community hub where people can gather and socialise.
The church houses an organ made by John R. Miller of Dundee in 1929, which is located above the pulpit on a wooden balcony. This organ is a key feature of the church’s musical heritage. Read more about our Organ Preservation.