Friends of the SRCT
By becoming a friend of the SRCT you are supporting our work to safeguard historic churches no longer required for worship.
Anyone can become a friend of one of our churches - you don't need to live locally. All we ask is a minimum donation of £10.00. We use this to help with maintaining the church, we'll send you a newsletter to keep you informed with our projects and plansand send invites to any events that we're holding at the church.
You can find out more about all of our churches on the SRCT churches webpage.
If you'd like to become a friend, contact trust director Victoria Collison-Owen at:
email : contact@srct.org.uk
phone : 01334 472032
address : 4 Queen's Gardens, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9TA
Friends of the East Church
If you'd like to give some support to the East Church there are a variety of ways in which you can become involved:
- If you are local to Cromarty you might be interested in helping to clean and open the church, so that visitors can enjoy the building at its best.
- Or perhaps you might like to help organise events – such as musical evenings or flower festivals in the church
- If you live at a distance, but would like to support the Friends group by making a donation contact Victoria Collison-Owen, Scottish Redundant Churches Trust Director by emailing contact@srct.org.uk or phone 01334 472032
If you have enquiries about the church you can contact David Alston and Caroline Vawdrey - by email at info@eastchurchcromarty.co.uk or phone on 01381 600243
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