Undiscovered Scotland

 

All Saints Episcopal Church is located on the north side of Kinloch Rannoch's main square and adjacent to the Dunalastair Hotel. There are actually two churches in the village, the other being the Church of Scotland's Old Church of Rannoch off the minor road to Aberfeldy.

The congregation of All Saints Kinloch Rannoch is made up of members who were born into the Scottish Episcopal Church and others living locally who have discovered that north of the border the Scottish Episcopal Church is the sister of the Church of England within the Anglican family.

In the holiday seasons, All Saints provides a spiritual home for Anglicans from all parts of the globe visiting Scotland. The Church is open daily to visitors.

All Saints Episcopal Church was built in the 1860s by General Macdonald of Dalchosnie. General Macdonald's mausoleum is attached to the church.

The interior of All Saints does full justice to the imposing exterior. The dark wood fixtures and fittings are offset well by the light decor and the overall impression is of space and height.

The quality of the light in the church is helped greatly by some very attractive stained glass. Especially striking are the east window (see picture on this page), and the rose window in the west gable, both of which have been recently restored.