St Stephen’s congregation was a ‘daughter church’ of the Old High. The foundation stone was laid in 1896, with the building completed the following year, and dedicated on Friday 15 October 1897.

It is a Gothic building, designed by WL Carruthers, built in an attractive yellow stone called freestone from the Rosebrae quarries in Morayshire.

St Stephen’s congregation united with the Old High on October 30 2003, with both buildings being retained for worship.

Former Session Clerk Malcolm Cumming’s book ‘St Stephen’s Inverness: A Centenary History’ was published in 1987. You can obtain a copy by e-mailing us.

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