Who We Are / Contacts
We are one church community working across three locations in Lochaber on the West Coast of Scotland. Our parish includes Fort William – the second largest town in the Highlands, Caol and Corpach, and we share a ministry team with Kilmonivaig Parish Church.
General Enquiries and Donations
All general enquiries, including information about services and groups, hall booking enquiries, supplies, donations to support our work, gift aid, and finance, can be sent using our Contact Form or email fortwilliamkilmalliecofs@gmail.com.
Postal mail can be sent to: Fort William Kilmallie Church of Scotland, Manse of Duncansburgh, The Parade, Fort William PH33 6BA.
You can also contact us via Facebook.
Ministry Team
Our ministers, David (Parish Minister) and Rory (Team Minister) work together to deliver Christ-centred worship. They also serve the community through conducting weddings, baptisms, blessings, funerals as well as pastoral care and community services like school and care home services. Bill, who is a reader, is closely involved in delivering worship (including funerals) across the parish.
Parish Minister: Rev. David Sim
Tel: 07359 820 391
Email: dsim@churchofscotland.org.uk
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Team Minister: Rev Rory N MacLeod
Rory is currently on leave.
Reader: Bill Skene
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The team is supported by Morag Muirhead, a retired Ordained Local Minister. As well as leading our Thursday lunchtime service, Morag also delivers funerals and Sunday worship across our locations, as well as performing a number of other roles in the church.
Session Clerks and Elders
Our church is governed by our elders, a group of women and men who serve the church as part of what is known as the Kirk Session. Their efforts are complemented by a large number of volunteers who support the work of the church. Thank you! 🙂 New faces are always welcome in the team.
Our Session Clerks oversee the administration of the church – from keeping the minister right at Session meetings, to dealing with correspondence, to engaging with Presbytery, to developing relationships across the congregation and beyond. It’s a big and central role in the life of a church.
Joint Session Clerks: Mary Elliot and Ian Fleming. Send a message
Safeguarding
We have a safeguarding officer who – as the role’s name suggests – ensures that we keep people safe from harm in the church, particularly children and adults ‘at risk.’ This includes overseeing relevant training and compliance and registration with the Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scheme (PVG). If you have a concern about safeguarding, please get in touch with our safeguarding officer or the Parish Minister.
Safeguarding Officer: Morag MacNeill. Send a safeguarding message in confidence.