Dalrymple Parish Church
Ayr South Ayrshire
KA6 6DQ
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Who we are
Dalrymple Parish Church in Ayr, South Ayrshire is a Christian congregation serving the Ayr community and encouraging others through a life-changing Christian journey.
We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
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We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
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Location of worship
4 Church Street
Ayr,
South Ayrshire
KA6 6DQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 01292 618551
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Church Pastor
Rev Brian R Hendrie
Minister
4 Church Street
Ayr,
South Ayrshire
KA6 6DQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 01292 262420
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Denomination
Church of Scotland
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Leadership
Leader Name:
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Leader Bio:
Brian was born and bred in Ayr and attended Braehead Primary School and then Ayr Academy.
After his schooling, he worked as a Travel Agent in Ayr and at Prestwick Airport, before he felt led by God to study for the ordained ministry. He began studying divinity in 1985 at Glasgow University and graduated in December 1989.
A few months earlier, in July 1989, he married Yvonne in the beautiful village of Portpatrick in south-west Scotland. The following year he completed his studies by gaining a Certificate in Ministry, also from Glasgow University.
In July 1990, he began serving as a Probationer at Kingcase Church in Prestwick. He was involved at Kingcase for nine months and then spent a further eight months as a Probationer at St Andrew’s West in Falkirk.
In January 1992 he was ordained and inducted into his first charge, Hawick Wilton with Teviothead in the Presbytery of Jedburgh. After a fruitful five years there, he served in churches in the presbyteries of Falkirk, Perth and Buchan before his induction to Maybole with Crosshill in September, 2010.
During his ministry in Maybole, the parish church found its new home within The Carrick Centre, and Brian had the privilege of conducting the first worship service there in January 2012.
He was inducted into St Leonard’s l/w Dalrymple in March 2015, and served two years as the Moderator of Ayr Presbytery from 2018 until 2020.
Currently he is Vice-Convener of the Business and Nomination Committee in Ayr Presbytery; and the Interim Moderator at Monkton and Prestwick North Parish Church. He is also on the management committees of the local Street Pastors and The Ayr Ark. In addition he was recently appointed, (with Yvonne), as an ambassador for Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Brian and Yvonne have a daughter, Chloe, (born in 1997).
Away from working responsibilities, Brian enjoys reading, sports, cycling short distances (!), and spending quality ‘caravan time’ as often as possible down the coast at Maidens.
And finally, it will come as no surprise to his congregations to know that his favourite bible passage is the parable of the Prodigal Son!
Read more: https://www.ayrstleonards.org.uk/the-minister/ Â
After his schooling, he worked as a Travel Agent in Ayr and at Prestwick Airport, before he felt led by God to study for the ordained ministry. He began studying divinity in 1985 at Glasgow University and graduated in December 1989.
A few months earlier, in July 1989, he married Yvonne in the beautiful village of Portpatrick in south-west Scotland. The following year he completed his studies by gaining a Certificate in Ministry, also from Glasgow University.
In July 1990, he began serving as a Probationer at Kingcase Church in Prestwick. He was involved at Kingcase for nine months and then spent a further eight months as a Probationer at St Andrew’s West in Falkirk.
In January 1992 he was ordained and inducted into his first charge, Hawick Wilton with Teviothead in the Presbytery of Jedburgh. After a fruitful five years there, he served in churches in the presbyteries of Falkirk, Perth and Buchan before his induction to Maybole with Crosshill in September, 2010.
During his ministry in Maybole, the parish church found its new home within The Carrick Centre, and Brian had the privilege of conducting the first worship service there in January 2012.
He was inducted into St Leonard’s l/w Dalrymple in March 2015, and served two years as the Moderator of Ayr Presbytery from 2018 until 2020.
Currently he is Vice-Convener of the Business and Nomination Committee in Ayr Presbytery; and the Interim Moderator at Monkton and Prestwick North Parish Church. He is also on the management committees of the local Street Pastors and The Ayr Ark. In addition he was recently appointed, (with Yvonne), as an ambassador for Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Brian and Yvonne have a daughter, Chloe, (born in 1997).
Away from working responsibilities, Brian enjoys reading, sports, cycling short distances (!), and spending quality ‘caravan time’ as often as possible down the coast at Maidens.
And finally, it will come as no surprise to his congregations to know that his favourite bible passage is the parable of the Prodigal Son!
Read more: https://www.ayrstleonards.org.uk/the-minister/ Â
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Administration
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Dalrymple Parish Church Service Times
Sunday worship is conducted at our sister linked church, Dalrymple Parish Church, at 9.30 am and at St Leonard’s at 11.00am. All welcome.
Good News Bibles are in the pews with hymns being selected from CH4 and Mission Praise.
Joint services are held with Dalrymple in July, and with other congregations in the town to celebrate , for example, Holy Week. A Watchnight service is held on Christmas Eve.
Communion services are held four times a year with short after-service communions each month where there is no full Communion.
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Good News Bibles are in the pews with hymns being selected from CH4 and Mission Praise.
Joint services are held with Dalrymple in July, and with other congregations in the town to celebrate , for example, Holy Week. A Watchnight service is held on Christmas Eve.
Communion services are held four times a year with short after-service communions each month where there is no full Communion.
It's been more than 2 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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Sunday School / Children and Youth Activities
Under 12s:
Creche
A creche is available for children aged 0 – 3 years old. Tea & coffee after the service.
Sunday School
The Sunday School has been discountinued this year due to the very small numbers attending. However a Sunday Club will be available if youngsters attend at any time in the future, perhaps on holiday, or attending a baptism. Â
A creche is available for children aged 0 – 3 years old. Tea & coffee after the service.
Sunday School
The Sunday School has been discountinued this year due to the very small numbers attending. However a Sunday Club will be available if youngsters attend at any time in the future, perhaps on holiday, or attending a baptism. Â
Under 18s:
Youth Fellowship
7:30 pm. Weekly from September to June.
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7:30 pm. Weekly from September to June.
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Choir
The Choir of enthusiastic and committed members provides a much valued lead in worship, guiding the congregation through new or less well known hymns, singing introits and anthems of varied choral work under the guidance of our dedicated organist and choir leader.
The Church Choir's membership at the moment stands at 19; 9 Sopranos, 6 altos, 4 men; and they are a very enthusiastic and committed group of people. Each Sunday the choir sings an Introit and an Anthem (except in July and August when there is usually just an Introit). The music is fitted into the theme of the service and is part of a mixed repertoire - including 'unknown' hymns from CH4, John Bell 'songs', John Rutter's compositions, and pieces by classical composers such as Bach, Mozart, Schubert etc.,and lots of other pieces.
Curling Team
We are a thriving Club with room for new members. To celebrate the Club's 30th Anniversary in November 2019, a luncheon was held and members and partners, and several past members who had 'hung up the brush', enjoyed a day of chat and catching up. The Season itself was a busy one with many games, several success stories and ,of course, the not so successful ones, but at the end of the day it is the fun and fellowship which matters.
The Club's outing to Stranraer was cancelled due to the current virus situation leaving us with a surplus of prize Easter Eggs which were donated to the food bank.
The Season itself was a busy one with many games, several success stories and ,of course, the not so successful ones, but at the end of the day it is the fun and fellowship which matters. Hoping in 2021 to meet and have our AGM and get going again sometime soon after August.
For more information please contact Jennifer Mutter via the church office. Jennifer Mutter Secretary Â
The Choir of enthusiastic and committed members provides a much valued lead in worship, guiding the congregation through new or less well known hymns, singing introits and anthems of varied choral work under the guidance of our dedicated organist and choir leader.
The Church Choir's membership at the moment stands at 19; 9 Sopranos, 6 altos, 4 men; and they are a very enthusiastic and committed group of people. Each Sunday the choir sings an Introit and an Anthem (except in July and August when there is usually just an Introit). The music is fitted into the theme of the service and is part of a mixed repertoire - including 'unknown' hymns from CH4, John Bell 'songs', John Rutter's compositions, and pieces by classical composers such as Bach, Mozart, Schubert etc.,and lots of other pieces.
Curling Team
We are a thriving Club with room for new members. To celebrate the Club's 30th Anniversary in November 2019, a luncheon was held and members and partners, and several past members who had 'hung up the brush', enjoyed a day of chat and catching up. The Season itself was a busy one with many games, several success stories and ,of course, the not so successful ones, but at the end of the day it is the fun and fellowship which matters.
The Club's outing to Stranraer was cancelled due to the current virus situation leaving us with a surplus of prize Easter Eggs which were donated to the food bank.
The Season itself was a busy one with many games, several success stories and ,of course, the not so successful ones, but at the end of the day it is the fun and fellowship which matters. Hoping in 2021 to meet and have our AGM and get going again sometime soon after August.
For more information please contact Jennifer Mutter via the church office. Jennifer Mutter Secretary Â
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Dalrymple Parish Church History
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Dalrymple Parish Church FAQs
Question: Where is Dalrymple Parish Church located?
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church is located at 4 Church Street, Ayr, South Ayrshire.
Question: Who is Dalrymple Parish Church's pastor?
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church's pastor is Rev Brian R Hendrie.
Question: What time is service at Dalrymple Parish Church?
Answer: Sunday worship is conducted at our sister linked church, Dalrymple Parish Church, at 9.30 am and at St Leonard’s at 11.00am. All welcome. Good News Bibles are in the pews with hymns being selected from CH4 and Mission Praise. Joint services are held with Dalrymple in July, and with other congregations in the town to celebrate , for example, Holy Week. A Watchnight service is held on Christmas Eve. Communion services are held four times a year with short after-service communions each month where there is no full Communion.
Question: What is Dalrymple Parish Church's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/Dalrymple-Parish-Church-1046712432018302/
Question: What is Dalrymple Parish Church's website?
Answer: https://www.ayrstleonards.org.uk/
Question: What denominaiton is Dalrymple Parish Church?
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church belongs to Church of Scotland denomination.
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church is located at 4 Church Street, Ayr, South Ayrshire.
Question: Who is Dalrymple Parish Church's pastor?
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church's pastor is Rev Brian R Hendrie.
Question: What time is service at Dalrymple Parish Church?
Answer: Sunday worship is conducted at our sister linked church, Dalrymple Parish Church, at 9.30 am and at St Leonard’s at 11.00am. All welcome. Good News Bibles are in the pews with hymns being selected from CH4 and Mission Praise. Joint services are held with Dalrymple in July, and with other congregations in the town to celebrate , for example, Holy Week. A Watchnight service is held on Christmas Eve. Communion services are held four times a year with short after-service communions each month where there is no full Communion.
Question: What is Dalrymple Parish Church's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/Dalrymple-Parish-Church-1046712432018302/
Question: What is Dalrymple Parish Church's website?
Answer: https://www.ayrstleonards.org.uk/
Question: What denominaiton is Dalrymple Parish Church?
Answer: Dalrymple Parish Church belongs to Church of Scotland denomination.
My hidden sins
Here they are, Lord Jesus, my hidden sins. I bring them out of the secret chamber of my heart. I take them out of the darkness and expose them to Your light. Lord, You have promised You will execute Your word upon the earth, thoroughly and quickly. Oh God, thoroughly cleanse my heart; purify me quickly!
Dalrymple Parish Church listing was last updated on the 3rd of February, 2022
