We are delighted to have been able to resume our evening services, giving us now two services a day, at 11am and at 6pm, in the church building on Gordon Street. Anyone and everyone is invited to join in worshiping God with us in either or both of these services!
Both these services will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel, under 'Nairn Free Church'
Please telephone or e-mail the church if you would like details as to how you can join with us in church for our service. There is no need to pre-book a place - just come along on Sunday at 11am and/or at 6pm! There is also no further need to provide a contact number for Test and Protect purposes.
The Free Church Covid-19 Committee's guidance, based on the current Government restrictions aimed at containing the Coronavirus, can be seen on the Free Church of Scotland website under 'News' and 'Covid-19' tabs.
Our online services are available each Sunday from 11am and from 6pm.
If you log on to this website before that time you won't be able to watch the videos for that date till the start-time of the services (11am and 6pm).
Afterwards they continue to be able to be heard or seen, on SoundCloud, Facebook and YouTube ('Nairn Free Church').
We are delighted to be able to recommence our 6pm evening services, as well as continuing with our normal morning service at 11am. Both these services will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel, under 'Nairn Free Church'.
In the morning, we will continue with our series on 'The Life of Jesus' as it is presented to us in the four Gospel accounts. This week in 'Lost and Found' (Luke 15 32), Jesus tells three stories including, perhaps his most famous parable of all, the much-loved parable of the Prodigal Son.
In the evening we shall continue looking at some key Old Testament passages - this week in 'The Legacy' (Genesis 4 10), we see what happens now that things have gone wrong in the perfect world that God had made; the kinds of things that still go wrong today as people continue to defy or to disobey God.
Our current long-running series on The Life of Jesus as seen in the four Gospel accounts, our previous series on Jonah, including a glimpse of Nahum(!), (thirteen sermons in total) and the series on John's three letters (fifteen sermons in total) are still available on YouTube, (search Nairn Free Church), as well as elsewhere on this website.
We believe that the Bible is God's written word, and that through it he speaks to us, even today. Whether you have a deep, long-held faith, or whether you would claim to have a very small faith, or whether you are still searching for truth and meaning in life, God speaks and invites us to know him through his Son, Jesus Christ. Millions around the world have discovered the Christian message to be true and have found forgiveness for their sins in Jesus, and thousands more make that great discovery every single day.
Do bear in mind that other services are available, both locally and further afield. Details of some of these services in the Inverness, Lochaber & Ross Presbytery can be found below. Services from other presbyteries can be found at freechurch.org/online-services.
Preaching using Zoom,
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM & 5:30 PM
Sunday Service Times - TBC
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM
Sunday Service Times - 2 PM
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM & 6 PM
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM
Sunday Service Times - 11 AM
You can also visit our YouTube and SoundCloud channels to revisit previous weeks' services by Rev. Murdo MacLeod and others.
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Welcome! Whether you've just moved to the area, or have lived here all your life, we hope our website helps you to find out everything you want to know about Nairn Free Church. If you are still stuck and need more information then you can get in touch via the contact page - we'd be happy to help.
History of Nairn Free Church Ministers 1843 - 2018
History of Nairn Free Church Ministers 1843 - 2018
Irene Mackintosh's book 'A History of Nairn Free Church Ministers: 1843-2018' is available to purchase at the church. The cost is £5, with all proceeds going to the congregation's Fabric Fund.
Blythswood Christmas Shoe-Box Appeal
Blythswood Christmas Shoe-Box Appeal
We participate in this well-known and much-respected annual appeal, sending dozens of boxes each year to those less fortunate than ourselves in other countries. We collect donations for this throughout the year, collecting different items each month. Please bring any donations along to the church.
January - Hats, Scarves, Gloves
February - Toothbrushes & toothpaste
March - Soap & Toiletries
April - Underwear, Socks, Tights
May - Small toys, Colouring Books
June - Make up, Sewing equipment, Combs, Brushes
July - Kitchen Utensils, Candles, Screwdrivers, Pliers
August - Stationery (Pens, Pencils, Notebooks, Colouring Books, Rulers, Rubbers, etc
September - Sweets (no chocolate):
*Best Before Date: March 2022 - (no undated bags)
To get involved with Blythswood Care, you can visit their website here
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, all activities in the Church building from March 17th 2020 onwards, were cancelled until further notice.
Thankfully, Sunday morning services are back up and running again - hopefully evening services and other activities will also recommence shortly.
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, all activities in the Church building from March 17th 2020 onwards, were cancelled until further notice.
Thankfully, Sunday morning services are back up and running again - hopefully evening services and other activities will also recommence shortly.