Invergowrie is a village of 1,700 people, with Primary School, pharmacy, shop, pub, Café and doctors surgery.

It's on the waters of the Tay, just below Ninewells Hospital, under 5 miles west of Dundee city centre, 3 miles east of Longforgan.

The church is in the centre of the village, with a square tower (close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple).

Address: 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD - it's on google maps, but a wee bit north of their pointer.

The people of the congregation have a heart for young people and for 'characters'.

Service of worship is every Sunday 11 am (exception: first Sunday in November, January, March, ... see events calendar)

On a Sunday it's a congregation of around 50;

children and young people can stay in the service (activity table with toys) or go out to Junior Church. A number of young people sing in the choir.

• Junior Church on Sunday mornings from 11 am 
• a lively choir on Sunday mornings from 10am
• a monthly supper club on a Sunday evening
• A monthly Guild meeting
• the 'knit and natter' group invites anyone Mondays 7pm
• a 'pastoral care group' who stays in contact with people in care or housebound
• a prayer group
• coffee mornings as advertised
• the Carse Community Café on the last Thursday of the month 10 - 11.30 am, in All Souls Church hall.

Our Christian faith is the motivation and anchor of so much we do; many of us care and teach and are active in the community; we want to make a positive difference in the community and the world.

Pastoral Care: wanting to get something off your chest ... worried ... housebound or in care setting:

contact our Pastoral Care convener Miss Fiona S. and her team. Your contact will be treated confidentially and with care.

Alternatively, you can also contact the ministers.

Email us with any queries

This congregation is part of  Carse of Gowrie Kirk (Church of Scotland), Scottish Charity No. 009839,

in short "Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie".

For history see:

Scotland's Churches Trust

Canmore points to the very much older 'St Peter's Church' / Dargie Kirk nearby , part of our ancient heritage