The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland congregation is located in the town of Chesley, Bruce County, which is a two and a half hour drive north west of Toronto.
Minister: Rev. Roderick Macleod of Glasgow, Interim Moderator
Place of Worship: Corner of 4th Street SW and 3rd Avenue, Chesley, Ontario.
Church Service Times: Sabbath – 11:00am and 5pm; Wednesday 8pm
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Historic Presence in Southern Ontario
The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland has maintained a witness in Southern Ontario since 1902, when the Rev. Neil Cameron visited the region from Scotland as a Deputy.
The original mission encompassed Chesley, Lochalsh, Egmontville, East Williams, West Williams, Lobo, North Line Kincardine, the town of Kincardine, Brucefield, and Newton.
The people in these communities originally belonged to the Free Church of Scotland formed in 1843, which had a substantial presence in Ontario before the Union of 1861.
Read more about the history of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland in Ontario here.