Knox Presbyterian Church, Crieff  (KPC Crieff)

Knox Crieff is a small country church full of charm, history and heart.  Having served in the community for over 180 years, Crieff is currently discovering how to best serve the community in a post-Covid world.  Its members are trying to create different ways to bring the community together in today’s world yet keep some of the favourite traditions from the past. KPC has been known for its dinners, the annual Christmas Cookie Walk and annual candlelight service on Christmas Eve.  An event that’s new to KPC is a family friendly comedy night.  There will be more to come.

Worship — Crieff is a place of worship.  Currently Knox Crieff has a vacant pulpit and is actively looking for a new minister.  Its members enjoy pulpit supply every week and from time to time the elders of the church lead a Lay service.  When asked what is their favourite thing about KPC Crieff, people say its the people and the music.

Fundraising — KPC Crieff likes to support local charities like our local food banks or Hope House by raising funds through their dinners and the annual Christmas cookie walk.

Community — The community around Crieff if changing.  One of the charms about living in the country is the rural support the community gives.  If there’s a crisis, neighbours pitch in whether it be a lost pet, a tree down on the road or property or looking for a dozen eggs when town is 20 minutes away. KPC Crieff is actively looking for ways to bring the community together in our rural setting through a place to gather and enjoy getting to know your neighbours.