Bellie Parish Church Bellie Parish Church is located in the heart of the Speyside village of Fochabers. Built in 1797, the present building is among the finest pieces of work produced by architect John Baxter from Edinburgh. Elegantly steepled, the building is Category A listed. In recent years, there have been several structural improvements including the installation of three vibrant stained glass windows as part of the Bicentenary celebrations in 1997. The congregation is currently raising funds to finance an internal re-order of the church building, which will transform the sanctuary into a modern place of worship that can meet the needs of both the congregation and the wider community. The first stage in the internal re-order, the replacement of the 120 year old pipe organ, took place in early 2007. For more information on the Bellie Parish Church re-order, please visit the Bellie Parish Church Re-order website. The stained glass windows installed for the Bicentenary Click here for a map showing the location of Bellie Parish Church. Speymouth Parish Church Speymouth Parish Church stands just outside the village of Mosstodloch, on the west of the River Spey. Built in 1733, it is often referred to locally as The Red Kirk for its prominent red colour. The church building, which is Category B listed, received a new roof structure in 1991. The pipe organ was installed in 1894 by Eustace Ingram of London, however it was originally built by George Holdich. Following the completion of a new extension to the building in February 2004, the rear of the church holds a vestry, disabled toilet facilities, kitchen area and small hall. The church is located in a tranquil area in the leafy countryside approximately one mile north of Mosstodloch, out on the road towards the village of Garmouth. Click here for a map showing the location of Speymouth Parish Church. Bellie Church Hall Bellie Church Hall was built in 1985 at the rear of the church in part of the manse garden. It is used by a wide range of organisations, which utilise the facilities available on virtually every day of the week. In addition to the main hall area, there are also two small meeting rooms, toilet facilities and a fully equipped kitchen. The hall is fully double-glazed and is gas-fired centrally heated. It is an ideal venue for functions and is often used for fundraising events such as Coffee Mornings and Quiz Evenings for both church and non-church organisations. Parish Hall, Garmouth The Parish Hall is located in the centre of the village of Garmouth, some three miles north of Mosstodloch. Refurbished in 1993, it is widely used by active organisations in Garmouth and Kingston, providing ancillary accommodation to the neighbouring Village Hall. It is the venue for occasional church services and is used for meetings of the Speymouth Guild, which alternate between the Parish Hall and Speymouth Church. Click here for a map showing the location of the Parish Hall, Garmouth. To return to the home page, click here.