Here are articles about churches in Falkirk Parish or pastoral area.
Falkirk Parish Church by Geoff Bailey
Auld Lichts by Geoff Bailey
Bainsford Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon Evangelical Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon Irving Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon Methodist Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon Parish Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon RC Church by Geoff Bailey
Camelon Trinity Church by Geoff Bailey
Carmelite Priory by Geoff Bailey
Christ Church, Falkirk by Geoff Bailey
Church of Jesus of the Latter Day Saints by Geoff Bailey
Dawson Mission by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Baptist Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Congregational Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Erskine Church by Ian Scott
Falkirk Erskine Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Evangelical Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Grahamston Parish Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Methodist Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk St. Andrew’s Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk St James’ Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk St. Modan’s Parish Church by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk Trinity Church (previously Falkirk Old Parish Church) by Ian Scott
Falkirk Town Mission by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk United Free Church (Continuing) by Geoff Bailey
Falkirk West Church by Geoff Bailey
Grahamston Evangelical Church by Geoff Bailey
Laurieston Parish Church by Geoff Bailey
Laurieston Reformed Presbyterian Church by Geoff Bailey
Salvation Army by Geoff Bailey
St. Francis Xavier RC Church by Geoff Bailey
Tattie Kirk and Grahams Road Church by Geoff Bailey
Thornhill Hall by Geoff Bailey
Trinity Evangelical Church by Geoff Bailey
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NS 8965 8011
1989: Permission given for Pastor George McKim to erect a new church at Bog Road/ Thornbridge Road in the Ladysmill public park. The building to be split level due to the lie of the ground measures 24 m by 12 m, and will have a pitched roof.
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1990: A workshop at 126 Victoria Road to be extended for use as Christian Meeting Hall.
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CHRISTIAN BRETHREN, LAURIESTON
1904: Seven people met in Gardner’s Hall to encourage others in the Christian faith. Regular meetings were then arranged at which visiting evangelical preachers encouraged the faithful.
1905: The Old School at the Square was leased.
1908: A dwelling house in Cotton Lane converted into a small hall, opened December 30th.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
NS 8867 7923
NS 8922 8013
Arose out of the ashes of the Scottish Baptists. Worship in Lorne Hall, Burns Court, then in Rankine’s Hall.
1870-74: Occupied the Howgate Chapel and sold it to the E.U. Church.
1904: Church built in Pleasance Gardens for £420. Demolished 2017.
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FALKIRK CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
1989: Meet in the Falkirk High School and Glebe Street.
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FALKIRK FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
NS 8906 8090
Wooden hut on the corner of Etna Road and Thornhill Road. Affiliated with Hanwell Pentecostal Church, London.
2013: Planning permission granted to Pastor Comfort Harry to rebuild the church in a plain style.
PASTOR: Watters, William B
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FALKIRK SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
1940s: Met in ILP Hall.
1947: Iona Hall, Burnhead Lane.
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GREATER WORLD CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
1989: Meet in the Guide Hall in the Pleasance.
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KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH WITNESSES
NS 8931 8048
1961: New hall built in Burnhead Lane. Simple rectangular hall with pitched tile roof and harled walls.
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LAURIESTON WESLEYAN METHODIST
Erskine’s Hall
1894: December opening.
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LIVING WORD UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
1989: Meet in Canal Street, Bainsford.
PASTOR : Kelly, R.
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NEW LIFE CHURCH, FALKIRK
1989: Meet in North End Hall, Mungalhead Road and the Christian Institute, Glebe Street.
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THE PEOPLE’S CHURCH, FALKIRK
1989: Meet in the Masonic hall, Lint Riggs.
1991: In August the old West Church re-opened as the People’s Church.
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
Quakers
1865 Jan: Unsuccessful attempt to form a Quaker congregation in the Cistern Lane Chapel.
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WOMEN’S AGLOW FELLOWSHIP
1989: Meet in Glebe Street, Falkirk.
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