Engaging young people (primary 4 - secondary) with all sorts of fun and mayhem… every single week! With all sorts of games, times to learn from the bible, and lots of special events. We want our young people to be involved in the community and look out for one another. We want to be a place where our young people can ask big questions and get answers. We want to look after our young people and give them a safe place to have fun and good friendships. We’re looking forward to meeting them all: although we’re determined that they won’t to beat us at our own games (there will be a scoreboard).

6-7.30pm - Primary 4-7 aged young people

7.30-9pm - Secondary school aged young people

Drop by every Friday to the Soup Lunch and for a chat. Some of those who regularly attend are part of our church family, but many others are neighbours and friends who have found the Soup Lunch to be a place they like to come back to again and again. You are assured of a warm welcome.

The Soup Lunch takes place every Friday (October through to April) in our church building on Atholl Road. And it’s free.

Prayer is an essential part of our lives as individuals and as a church. It’s the place where we experience and express intimacy with God. It is also the place from which we derive power for life and ministry. 19th century preacher Charles Spurgeon referred to the prayer gatherings of his church as the "boiler room." He believed that prayer was the spiritual power behind the effectiveness of ministry. At Pitlochry Baptist Church, we long to see God come in power. Prayer is vital to the life of our church family and community, and we invite you to join us at Boiler Room Prayer any Wednesday from 7am on zoom. Get In Touch with us for the Zoom link.

The Storehouse Drop-in will launch on Monday 8th September. Drop-in anytime between 10am and 12noon.

The Storehouse aims to help those who are encountering financial difficulty and who do not have enough to buy all the food they require. Building upon the good work that was previously done at the Foodbank, the Storehouse is glad to serve the community, provide food for the hungry, and practically demonstrate the love of Jesus to all who would access the Storehouse.

This special worship gathering is a quiet evening reflecting on finding God in the midst of life’s darker moments. Our hope is to bring comfort to those whose experiences with loss, mental health or even just the Christmas blues may cause them to struggle with the in-your-face, over-the-top joy sometimes demanded during this time of the year.

We’re so excited to announce our annual wreath making night 🎄

Ladies you are warmly invited to come along for a crafty and festive evening. All materials are provided along with festive refreshments. We suggest a donation of £10 which can be given in cash on the day.

Please sign up to either session via eventbrite. Search ‘’Pitlochry Baptist Church’ or follow this link…

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pbc-wreath-making-evening-tickets-1819882570759?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

We’re so excited to announce our annual wreath making night 🎄

Ladies you are warmly invited to come along for a crafty and festive evening. All materials are provided along with festive refreshments. We suggest a donation of £10 which can be given in cash on the day.

Please sign up to either session via eventbrite. Search ‘’Pitlochry Baptist Church’ or follow this link…

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pbc-wreath-making-morning-tickets-1819854938109?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

The Storehouse aims to help those who are encountering financial difficulty and who do not have enough to buy all the food they require. Building upon the good work that was previously done at the Foodbank, the Storehouse is glad to serve the community, provide food for the hungry, and practically demonstrate the love of Jesus to all who would access the Storehouse.

Drop-in at any time on Mondays between 10am-12pm to the Storeshouse.

We’d love for you to join us as we make even more space for God’s presence through prayer, ministry, and extended worship.

A monthly opportunity for anyone facing or dealing with bereavement; offering friendship and support; with free refreshments; on the last Saturday of the month from 10:30-12:00 in Pitlochry Baptist Church Centre.

A monthly opportunity for anyone facing or dealing with bereavement; offering friendship and support; with free refreshments; on the last Saturday of the month from 10:30-12:00 in Pitlochry Baptist Church Centre.

Men’s Night is back! A great evening of food, friendship & encouragement — don’t miss it.

This time we’re booking a big table at Inti Lounge, Aberfeldy.

Book your spot now by contact Dan Boughton directly, or by emailing admin@pbcweb.net

Join us from 10:45am at the war memorial on Atholl Road on Remembrance Sunday as we take the opportunity to remember the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms. The parade of veterans and uniformed organisations will be led by the Vale of Atholl Pipe Band, and Pitlochry Remembers will be led by our pastor.

Imago seeks to impart the importance of spiritual formation from spiritually mature Christians to spiritually maturing Christians. Our teachings will focus on the pivotal role of the Spirit in our transformation, guiding us to become more like Christ.

Our theme this year is the Sunday service

The Sunday service has been described as a counter-formational practice, a movement against the flow of culture that challenges how the world is trying to shape us. What could we become without the regular rhythm of a Sunday morning spent listening to a sermon, worshipping with other disciples, collecting our money together to give away, and breaking bread in remembrance of Jesus’ death? Even if our Sunday service looks nothing like what I’ve just described, what could we become without the practice of meeting with other Christians?

While it’s crucial to ask what our life might look like without a regular rhythm of Sunday worship, we cannot look at this rhythm without asking what we are becoming because of the Sunday service. New studies reference a ‘regular attendee’ as someone coming to one or two Sunday services a month. What is the role of the Sunday service in our discipleship to Jesus? What is the purpose of this ancient tradition, and how is it forming us into becoming more like Jesus?

For tickets, follow THIS LINK.

Now an annual event, our Golf Day sees keen golfers pit themselves against one another in teams of 3 playing to Texas Scramble rules. It’s a family event with the youngest and the eldest having fun, encouraging one another, and hopefully picking up some awards at the end when the church family cheers them onto the 18th green beside the Red Deer Clubhouse at the end.

As part of our Seniors’ Ministry Summer Specials programme we’re pleased to invite all seniors to our ‘Strawberry Tea’ afternoon in our Church building when Howard Simpson will be sharing meaningful musical memories with us. This event will include refreshments and hosted by our Seniors’ Ministry team on the day.

As part of our Seniors’ Ministry Summer Specials programme we’re pleased to invite all seniors to our ‘Afternoon Quiz’ at the Atholl Centre. This event will include refreshments and hosted by our Seniors’ Ministry team.

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Topics explored through the Bereavement Journey: Attachment, separation and loss | The impact and pain of bereavement | Anger and guilt | Coping with others’ reactions | Adjusting to change | Delayed and suppressed grief | Moving forward healthily

The Bereavement Journey Course lasts for seven weeks.

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Topics explored through the Bereavement Journey: Attachment, separation and loss | The impact and pain of bereavement | Anger and guilt | Coping with others’ reactions | Adjusting to change | Delayed and suppressed grief | Moving forward healthily

The Bereavement Journey Course lasts for seven weeks.

The Etape Road Race is a cycling event that has attracted many thousands of participants to Pitlochry since its inception in 2007. This closed road race starts in Pitlochry, winds its way around Highland Perthshire, before finishing back in Pitlochry right outside our church building on Atholl Road.

During the event, the road outside our building is blocked off to motorists. Gathering for worship at our usual time is therefore not possible. So, we’ll be cheering all the riders over the finish line, and then meeting together at 6pm for our Worship Gathering.

Please Note: During the Etape Road Race the road outside the church building is closed to vehicles. Pitlochry’s main car park on Atholl Road is also commandeered for this event.

Families with small children in Pitlochry! Why not join us at the Delta Road Play Park (the one next to the vets surgery) for a whopping great big Easter egg hunt from 3pm onwards? There will be other games and fun stuff taking place like making great big humungous bubbles and the messy tossing the egg competition. This is one of the fun ways that we’re enjoying Easter at PBC - as Christians we’re celebrating the moment in history where Jesus rose from the dead, just as he said he would, remembering the stone that was rolled away from the entrance to his grave tomb.

Remember, when you come along to the hunt bring a bag or bucket for collecting the Easter eggs!

Baptism Worship Gathering at Lady's Dell.

"Come rain or shine - we're getting wet anyway"

Head for Armoury Road in Pitlochry. Then go down the hill to Loch Faskally on the right rather than to the Dam straight ahead (Though you may want to drive to the Dam,  park below the SSE visitor centre and walk down across the grass).

Join us in our transformed church car park outside our building on Atholl Road for Pitlochry’s Community Nativity. The Nativity will be retold by members of our community, and will celebrate the sharing of the greatest gift ever given. With carols and music, laughter and poignant thoughtful moments, hot refreshments and snacks, we hope the Community Nativity will be a highlight of Pitlochry’s Christmas and bring families together in the most wonderful way.

Join us at our annual Wreath Making Evening. All the materials for making the wreaths are provided on the night (although you’re free to bring some materials to share with others). We’re sure you will also enjoy the nibbles and refreshments provided for your enjoyment.

NOW FULLY BOOKED!

Due to popular demand, we're adding an additional Wreath Making Morning to our Christmas programme at Pitlochry Baptist Church. Join us and unleash your creativity as you design your very own Christmas wreath to hang on your door. This popular in-person event is the perfect opportunity to socialize, learn new skills, and add a personal touch to your home this Christmas. Whilst this is a free event there is a suggested donation of £10.00 per head where possible.

Book your place via the QR code displayed or via our Eventbrite page. Hurry before it’s too late!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wreath-making-morning-tickets-1083468697039?aff=oddtdtcreator

Stay&Play babies and toddlers group presents ‘Baby Love Disco’ - featuring pop classics, disco lights, and lots of dancing which we know will be great fun for you and your children.

So, get your dancing pumps on, and don’t forget the baby!!!

Today, when the cross and all it stands for is seen as no longer relevant in the lives of many, there is an urgent need for a powerful ongoing and public statement of faith. On Good Friday, there is a Walk of Witness to the Cross and the saving power of Jesus Christ. Beginning at Pitlochry’s Church of Scotland, the Walk of Witness silently makes its way around Pitlochry, stopping at certain landmarks now and then to listen to the account of Jesus’ final hours before he was crucified, before ending back at the Church of Scotland building for a short reflection and moments of prayer. Feel free to join us outside the Church of Scotland building at 8am, or anywhere along the road.

You are invited to attend a Passover Seder meal. The Seder meal is the traditional Passover meal to remember the suffering and persecution of the Jewish people in Egypt and the miraculous way that God brought them out of slavery. This experience can help us prepare for Easter by deepening our understanding of Passover and the way that it set the stage for Jesus – the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.

For more details, or to book a seat at the table, get in contact with us through the Get In Touch page.

WE'RE HAVING A CEILIDH!

It promises to be a great night, and we'd love to have you along to it.

Suitable for all ages... and all levels of dancing ability! 

Ceilidh Dancing - Food - Drinks

And it’s FREE!!!

All and any donations received on the night will be sent to our Mission Possible partner Steadfast Global and their work with persecuted Christians throughout the world.