Visit The Church of the Holy Rude

Visit The Church of the Holy Rude The Church of the Holy Rude in Stirling, dates back to the 15th century.

We're delighted to be this week's Scotland's Churches Trust  ! Head on over to their page to check out some more themed ...
27/08/2026

We're delighted to be this week's Scotland's Churches Trust ! Head on over to their page to check out some more themed posts about the Holy Rude!

25/08/2026

Did you know that we have information available in roughly 80 languages? No matter where you're visiting us from there's a good chance we've got information on the church in your language!

Don’t miss the final afternoon harp recital from Moira, today at 2:30pm!
22/08/2026

Don’t miss the final afternoon harp recital from Moira, today at 2:30pm!

Tomorrow evening the church will be hosting an immersive mindfulness experience. With soothing soundscapes, the guided e...
20/08/2026

Tomorrow evening the church will be hosting an immersive mindfulness experience. With soothing soundscapes, the guided experience will leave you restored and rested. Further details and tickets via the link below.

Restful lie-down immersive mindfulness experience with sound.

Please note that the church will be closed between 2pm and 4pm today (Aug 15th). We will then remain open as usual until...
15/08/2026

Please note that the church will be closed between 2pm and 4pm today (Aug 15th). We will then remain open as usual until 6pm with last entry at 5:30pm.

It's   ! August's window feature is the great east window, also known as the Cowane window. It was installed in 1870 and...
12/08/2026

It's ! August's window feature is the great east window, also known as the Cowane window.

It was installed in 1870 and created by the Edinburgh stained glass studio Ballantine and Son. The window is dedicated to John Cowane (1570-1633), a local merchant and philanthropist who founded the hospital building next to the church. The window depicts a number of scenes including the Sermon on the Mount, and the Last Supper. Ballantine and Son was a leading force in the revival of stained glass in Scotland, seen during the 19th century. The studio began in the mid 1830s (then known as Ballantine and Allan) and closed in 1940. It is characteristic of the period, featuring gothic canopies, and vibrant blues and reds seen in medieval glass.

The next installation of our bells evenings is coming up on Monday August 17th! All are welcome to learn more about the ...
11/08/2026

The next installation of our bells evenings is coming up on Monday August 17th! All are welcome to learn more about the bells of the Holy Rude, and the art of bell ringing | Free admission - Donations welcome

Please note that the church will be closing at the earlier time of 1pm today (Sat Aug 8th).  All are welcome at tomorrow...
08/08/2026

Please note that the church will be closing at the earlier time of 1pm today (Sat Aug 8th). All are welcome at tomorrow's 11am service, the church will remain open from 12pm for normal visiting.

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St John Street
Stirling
FK81ED

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