A List of churches in Highland (council area), Scotland.
The area was previously divided into civil parishes, one for each medieval church:
| Name | Civil parish (settlement) | Web | Founded | Denomination | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abernethy & Kincardine | ||||||
| Alness Parish Church | Alness | |||||
| Alness Baptist Church | Alness | www.alnessbc.org.uk | 1979 | Baptist Union Of Scotland | ||
| Alvie | ||||||
| Clachan Church | Applecross | |||||
| Ardchattan & Muckairn | ||||||
| Ardclach | ||||||
| Ardersier | ||||||
| Ardgour | ||||||
| Ardnamurchan | ||||||
| Arisaig Parish Church | Arisaig & Moidart | |||||
| Assynt | ||||||
| Auldearn | ||||||
| Avoch | ||||||
| Immaculate Conception, Stratherrick | Boleskine & Abertarff (Stratherrick) | 1859 | Roman Catholic | Ded. Immaculate Conception | ||
| Church of the Holy Rood | Bower | |||||
| Bracadale | ||||||
| Canisbay Parish Church | Canisbay | 1600s | Church of Scotland | Rebuilt C17th | ||
| Cawdor | ||||||
| Clyne | ||||||
| Contin | ||||||
| Creich | ||||||
| Cromarty | ||||||
| Cromdale | ||||||
| Croy & Dalcross | ||||||
| Daviot & Dunlichity | ||||||
| Dingwall Baptist Church | Dingwall | |||||
| Dores | ||||||
| Dornoch Cathedral | Dornoch | Medieval | Church of Scotland | Burned down 1570, repaired 1835-37 | ||
| Dunvegan Parish Church | Duirinish | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Dunnet Parish Church | Dunnet | Medieval | Church of Scotland | |||
| Scarfskerry Baptist Church | Dunnet (Scarfskerry) | |||||
| Balnakeil Church | Durness | |||||
| Duthil & Rothiemurchus | ||||||
| Edderton | ||||||
| Eddrachillis | ||||||
| Edinkillie | ||||||
| Farr | ||||||
| Fearn Abbey | Fearn | Medieval | Church of Scotland | Originally an abbey; later became a parish church | ||
| Hilton of Cadboll Chapel | Fearn (Hilton of Cadboll) | |||||
| Fodderty | ||||||
| Gairloch | ||||||
| Glen Orchy & Inishail | ||||||
| Arnisdale Free Church | Glenelg (Arnisdale) | Free Church (Cont) | ||||
| Glenshiel | ||||||
| Golspie | ||||||
| Halkirk & Westerdale Parish Church | Halkirk | 1886 | Church of Scotland | Originally Free Church and UFC[1] | ||
| Inverallan & Advie | ||||||
| Barn Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | Parish church 1980s. Mission from East Church | |||
| Celt Street Evangelical Church | Inverness & Bona | Independent | ||||
| Crown Church | Inverness & Bona | [2] | 1897 | Church of Scotland | Originally Free Church and UFC | |
| Dalneigh Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| East Church | Inverness & Bona | [3] | 1798 | Church of Scotland | Initially chapel of ease. Rebuilt 1852-53. For a time Free Church and UFC | |
| Free North Church | Inverness & Bona | Free Church | ||||
| Free Presbyterian Church | Inverness & Bona | Free Presbyterian | ||||
| Greyfriars Free Church | Inverness & Bona | Free Church | ||||
| Hilton Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Inshes Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Inverness Baptist Church | Inverness & Bona | |||||
| Inverness Cathedral (St Andrew's) | Inverness & Bona | 1866-1869 | Episcopal Church | Ded. St Andrew. First new Great Britain Protestant cathedral since the Reformation. | ||
| Inverness Church of God | Inverness & Bona | Church of God | ||||
| Inverness Methodist Church | Inverness & Bona | |||||
| Inverness Reformed Baptist Church | Inverness & Bona | Reformed Baptist | ||||
| Junction Church Inverness | Inverness & Bona | [4] | 2003 | International Network of Churches | Junction Church Inverness occupies the former St Columba High Church building. | |
| Kinmylies Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Madras Street Mission | Inverness & Bona | Free Church | ||||
| Ness Bank Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Old High St Stephen's | Inverness & Bona | [5] | Medieval | Church of Scotland | Uses two buildings. 2003 union of Old High (ancient) and St Stephen's (1897) | |
| St John the Evangelist | Inverness & Bona | Episcopal Church | ||||
| St Mary's Catholic Church | Inverness & Bona | Roman Catholic | ||||
| St Michael and All Angels | Inverness & Bona | Episcopal Church | ||||
| St Ninian's Catholic Church | Inverness & Bona | Roman Catholic | ||||
| Trinity Church | Inverness & Bona | Church of Scotland | ||||
| Kildonan | ||||||
| Killearnan | ||||||
| St Bride’s Church, Onich | Kilmallie (Onich) | 1874 | Church of Scotland | Ded. St Brigid | ||
| Cille Choirill | Kilmonivaig | Roman Catholic | Ded. St Kerrill. Dates from C15th, repaired 1933. Used once/month during summer | |||
| Kilmorack | ||||||
| Kingussie & Insh | ||||||
| Kintail | ||||||
| Kirkhill | ||||||
| Knockbain | ||||||
| Laggan Parish Church | Laggan | |||||
| Lairg | ||||||
| Latheron | ||||||
| Lismore & Appin | ||||||
| Lochalsh | ||||||
| Lochbroom Free Church | Lochbroom (Ullapool) | 1909 | Free Church | |||
| Lochcarron | ||||||
| Logie Easter | ||||||
| Lothbeg | ||||||
| Morvern | ||||||
| Moy & Dalarossie | ||||||
| Nairn Old Parish Church | Nairn | |||||
| Nigg | ||||||
| Olrig | ||||||
| Petty | ||||||
| North Coast Parish Church | Reay and Farr (Strathy) | [6] | 1739 | Church of Scotland | 2 buildings; 2006 union of Reay Parish Church and Strathy & Halladale CoS (1911) | |
| Resolis | ||||||
| Rogart | ||||||
| Rosskeen | ||||||
| Portree | ||||||
| Sleat | ||||||
| St Columba's Church, Canna | Small Isles (Canna) | 1912-1914 | Church of Scotland | Ded. St Columba. All but defunct since only 20 islanders and most are Catholic | ||
| Snizort Free Church | Snizort (Uig) | Free Church (Cont) | Building 1860-1861 | |||
| Strath & Sleat Church of Scotland | Strath (Broadford) and Sleat | 4 buildings hold regular services: Broadford (1841), Elgol, Kilmore (1876), Kyleakin | ||||
| Tain | ||||||
| Tarbat | ||||||
| St Peter's and St Andrew's Church | Thurso | [7] | 1830-1832 | Church of Scotland | Ded. SS Andrew & Peter | |
| Thurso West Church | Thurso | [8] | 1859 | Church of Scotland | Originally Free Church & UFC. Congregation was Original Secession[9] | |
| Thurso Baptist Church | Thurso | |||||
| St Mary's Chapel, Crosskirk | Thurso (Crosskirk) | |||||
| Tongue | ||||||
| Urquhart & Glenmoriston | ||||||
| Urquhart & Logie Wester | ||||||
| Urray | ||||||
| Watten | ||||||
| Pulteneytown Parish Church | Wick | 1842 | Church of Scotland | United with Thrumster 1968. United with (now disused) Wick Central | ||
| Wick Baptist Church | Wick |
| Name | Parish (settlement) | Founded | Closed | Denomination | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halkirk Auld Kirk | Halkirk | pre-1750 | 1934 | Church of Scotland | Initially a chapel; built as church 1753. Now ruined | |
| Berriedale Church | Latheron (Berriedale) | 1826 | 2008 | Church of Scotland | ||
| Fortrose Cathedral | Rosemarkie (Fortrose) | Medieval | C16th-17th | Church of Scotland | Original cathedral of Ross Diocese. Ded. St Peter. | |
| Sleat Old Parish Church | Sleat (Kilmore) | 1631 | 1876 | Church of Scotland | Ruined. Replaced by new building also in Kilmore (see above) | |
| Cill Chriosd | Strath (Strathaird) | Medieval | 1840 | Church of Scotland | Rebuilt C16th. Abandoned when parish church moved to Broadford | |
| Old St Peter's Church | Thurso | Medieval | 1832 | Church of Scotland | Ded. St Peter. Replaced by St Andrew & St Peter's; now ruined | |
| United Presbyterian Church | Thurso | 1767 | c. 1900 | United Presbyterian | Building 1777, rebuilt 1801 | |
| Pulteneytown Central Church | Wick | 1806 | 1980s | Church of Scotland | Previously Free Church & UFC. Building now used by Wick Baptist |