A very big thank you for everyone who prayed, encouraged, and supported me for the Loch Ness Etape on Sunday. The whole event went well, 6.30am start from Inverness, great weather, wonderful scenery, good camaraderie amongst the 6500 riders, and my legs held out all the way, 66 miles, back to Inverness. I am extremely grateful for all the donations for the Inverallan 20/20 project, that have come in, and are still coming. If anyone would still like to give please contact m

On 26th April 2026 Donald Walker is cycling the Loch Ness Etape raising funds for Inverallan 20/20. The Loch Ness Etape is a circular 66 mile cycle from Inverness down the north side of the loch to Fort Augustus and then return to Inverness. You can donate via this link: https://givealittle.co/c/dw2026 Thankyou very much for your generosity.

We hope that you agree that the panels don't detract too much from the appearance of our building. The solar power produced and stored will be in keeping with our status as an eco-congregation, and will greatly reduce our heating costs.

We know our website is getting a bit clumsy! Especially with so many notices to let you know about, and some of them become quickly outdated. So to see if it makes it easier fo us, but more importantly for you, church members and visitors, we are going to try re-introducing our Kirks Blog. Watch this space!