Our Sunday service, mornings only in the meantime, are at 11am in the church building on Gordon Street.
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! 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.
Weekly Activities
Weekly Activities
Prayer Meeting or Bible Study
Thursdays: 7.00pm - 8.00pm
We meet to pray, and to discuss how the teaching of the Bible applies to our lives.
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Monday: 10.00am - 11.00am
Tiddlywinks (Parent and Toddler Group)
Thursday: 10.00am - 11.30am (during school term-time)
A good, safe place for babies, toddlers and pre-school children to meet and play, and to bring along their parents, grandparents or carers to meet each other as well!
Monthly Activities
Monthly Activities
Winter Tuesday Night Fellowship Meeting
Last Tuesday of the month (September-April), 7.00pm - 8.30pm
31st October - Blythswood Boxes (Ladies only)
28th November - 500 Years of Reformation: William and Catherine MacKenzie (Joint)
December - Ladies' Meal at Smithton Church (Date TBA)
30th January - Film Night: The Hiding Place: Corrie ten Boom (Joint)
27th February - Lessons in Life! Jenny Wilson (Ladies)
27th March - Madras Street: Martin MacLean (Joint)
24th April - Nairn Churches Together Supper Evening: Rona Matheson (Ladies)
Other Community Activities
Other Community Activities
Schools Events
We run three separate events each year, at Harvest-time, Christmas and Easter working with the local primary schools. These events are tailored for children from P1 - P7 and help meet the requirements of the national Curriculum for Excellence.
Compassion in Crisis
Helping to serve people in the community at times of critical need
Blythswood Care
Blythswood Care's motto is “Christian care for body and soul”. They are a registered charity organisation, whose main purpose is to “combine the Christian message with practical help for those in need”. They serve in a number of ways, locally and internationally. Through the Highland Foodbank we regularly contribute needed items for folk in need throughout the Highlands.
Blythswood Christmas Shoe-Box Appeal
We also 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
To get involved with Blythswood Care, you can visit their website here
Christmas Food-Hampers
At Christmas-time we are privileged to be able to help distribute food items donated by the public to local homes in the Nairn area needing a little extra seasonal cheer