New Wellwynd Parish Church
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Rev Robbie Hamilton Contact Us New Wellwynd Parish Church Wellwynd Airdrie ML6 OAG |
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HistoryThe New Wellwynd Parish Church was formed on September 17th 1995 by a union between the West Parish and Wellwynd Churches. Both these former congregations have, throughout the years, been intimately connected with the development and growth of the town of Airdrie. The old parish church for the area was New Monkland
but, as the town grew, it became obvious that the population was
outgrowing what one church could accommodate. |
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A Secession congregation was formed in 1789, which became Wellwynd Congregation. Until a building could be erected, it met in a tent. Then a second building was built in 1847 and was used by the congregation until the union in 1995. The West Parish Story began in 1834 when the ‘Friends of the Church of Scotland’ were motivated to build a church to serve the town. This is now the building used by The New Wellwynd. Many changes have taken place over the years, not
least the union in 1995. Our building stands in the town centre
as a reminder of our christian heritage. We are justly proud of
that heritage and the Christian witness in Airdrie over the years. |
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