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New Laigh Kirk — Attraction in Scotland

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New Laigh Kirk
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The Laigh Kirk is a church in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland and has a remake of Homeless Jesus.
Nearby attractions
Dick Institute
Elmbank Ave, Kilmarnock KA1 3BU, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
First Edition
50 Bank St, Kilmarnock KA1 1HA, United Kingdom
Cafe Da Vinci
17 Strand St, Kilmarnock KA1 1HU, United Kingdom
The Wheatsheaf Inn - J D Wetherspoon
70 Portland St, Kilmarnock KA1 1JG, United Kingdom
Goldberry Bar & Street Kitchen
26-28 Bank St, Kilmarnock KA1 1HA, United Kingdom
The Coffee Press
1 Bank Pl, Kilmarnock KA1 1HL, United Kingdom
Exotikk Kitchen
21 Portland St, Kilmarnock KA1 1JN, United Kingdom
La Dragon
3 St Marnock Pl, Kilmarnock KA1 1DU, United Kingdom
Shah's Palace - Kilmarnock
25 John Finnie St, Kilmarnock KA1 1BL, United Kingdom
Coffee Club
Bank Chambers, 30 Bank St, Kilmarnock KA1 1HA, United Kingdom
WG13
13 W George St, Kilmarnock KA1 1DH, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
The Portmann Hotel
42 Portland Rd, Kilmarnock KA1 2DL, United Kingdom
Dean Park Guest House
27 Wellington St, Kilmarnock KA3 1DW, United Kingdom
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New Laigh Kirk

John Dickie St, Kilmarnock KA1 1HW, United Kingdom
4.6(9)
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The Laigh Kirk is a church in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland and has a remake of Homeless Jesus.

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attractions: Dick Institute, restaurants: First Edition, Cafe Da Vinci, The Wheatsheaf Inn - J D Wetherspoon, Goldberry Bar & Street Kitchen, The Coffee Press, Exotikk Kitchen, La Dragon, Shah's Palace - Kilmarnock, Coffee Club, WG13
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newlaighkirk.com

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Nearby attractions of New Laigh Kirk

Dick Institute

Dick Institute

Dick Institute

4.7

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Nearby restaurants of New Laigh Kirk

First Edition

Cafe Da Vinci

The Wheatsheaf Inn - J D Wetherspoon

Goldberry Bar & Street Kitchen

The Coffee Press

Exotikk Kitchen

La Dragon

Shah's Palace - Kilmarnock

Coffee Club

WG13

First Edition

First Edition

4.2

(643)

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Cafe Da Vinci

Cafe Da Vinci

4.7

(339)

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The Wheatsheaf Inn - J D Wetherspoon

The Wheatsheaf Inn - J D Wetherspoon

4.0

(769)

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Goldberry Bar & Street Kitchen

Goldberry Bar & Street Kitchen

4.1

(109)

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Peter MabonPeter Mabon
Laigh Kirk's history and development is an integral part of the history and development of Kilmarnock itself. Between the 4th and 6th centuries an Irish missionary Saint called Marnoc, probably a follower of St. Columba, established a Christian settlement here. This then was the first church in Kilmarnock, and following the reformation in 1560, the Laigh was the first and only Church of Scotland in the town. On the Kirk tower the date 1410 is inscribed, and although the entire structure is not that age, relics of a pre-reformation altar from Roman times were revealed in 1803 when the new building was in progress. The present Church building dates from 1802 and the bell from 1853. The first organ installed in 1877 was replaced in the 1920’s
D'Axel VargasD'Axel Vargas
Pretty little Kirk, graveyard, trees, lawn, and especially the inside is well loved. They have events like concerts too. Beautiful blue and white colors very nice.
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D'Axel VargasD'Axel Vargas
Pretty little Kirk, graveyard, trees, lawn, and especially the inside is well loved. They have events like concerts too. Beautiful blue and white colors very nice.
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Laigh Kirk's history and development is an integral part of the history and development of Kilmarnock itself. Between the 4th and 6th centuries an Irish missionary Saint called Marnoc, probably a follower of St. Columba, established a Christian settlement here. This then was the first church in Kilmarnock, and following the reformation in 1560, the Laigh was the first and only Church of Scotland in the town. On the Kirk tower the date 1410 is inscribed, and although the entire structure is not that age, relics of a pre-reformation altar from Roman times were revealed in 1803 when the new building was in progress. The present Church building dates from 1802 and the bell from 1853. The first organ installed in 1877 was replaced in the 1920’s
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Pretty little Kirk, graveyard, trees, lawn, and especially the inside is well loved. They have events like concerts too. Beautiful blue and white colors very nice.
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Pretty little Kirk, graveyard, trees, lawn, and especially the inside is well loved. They have events like concerts too. Beautiful blue and white colors very nice.
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Laigh Kirk's history and development is an integral part of the history and development of Kilmarnock itself. Between the 4th and 6th centuries an Irish missionary Saint called Marnoc, probably a follower of St. Columba, established a Christian settlement here. This then was the first church in Kilmarnock, and following the reformation in 1560, the Laigh was the first and only Church of Scotland in the town. On the Kirk tower the date 1410 is inscribed, and although the entire structure is not that age, relics of a pre-reformation altar from Roman times were revealed in 1803 when the new building was in progress. The present Church building dates from 1802 and the bell from 1853. The first organ installed in 1877 was replaced...

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3y

Most loveliest Church I've been to both staff and people that come to this church are most welcoming. Always liked the services and the end service teas n coffee time .

And really liked helping out there...

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6y

A welcoming caring church in the heart of Kilmarnock reaching out to all. Worship every Sunday 11.00am. Visitors welcome during doors open Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday...

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