Welcome to Balintore United Free Church, nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. We’re delighted you’ve found your way to our website, and we hope it gives you a glimpse into the warmth and community that define our church.
Our church is a gathering place of friends and neighbours, where the spirit of fellowship is alive and well. Whether you’re exploring our website from afar or considering joining us in person, we want you to feel at home.
We seek to be a God-honouring, Christ-Centred, Spirit-Filled, Gospel Driven, and Mission Focussed church. We believe in simple, heartfelt worship, grounded in the Word of God and enriched by the traditions of our Highland heritage.
If you’re new to the area or looking for a church to call home, we warmly invite you to visit us. Here, you’ll find:
- A welcoming congregation ready to embrace you as part of our church family
- Preaching and teaching rooted in Scripture
- A peaceful setting where you can reflect, grow in Christ, and connect with others
Thank you for visiting, and we hope to see you soon in our beautiful corner of Scotland.
MEET OUR MINISTER
Rev. Scott Cameron serves as the minister of Balintore United Free Church of Scotland, where he, along with his wife, Antonia, and their children—Bethany, Daniel, and David have become an integral part of the church and local community.
Originally from the Isle of Skye and a former pupil of Portree High School, Scott's early life was captivated by the music of the highlands and islands. At 16 years of age he became a Senior Scottish Accordion Champion followed by a career as an accordion demonstrator in Aberdeen. However, in October 1989, Scott's life was profoundly transformed by the life-changing message of the Gospel. This new direction led him to pursue training as a lay evangelist in Crieff, followed by theological studies in Aberdeen, where he earned his Master of Arts in 1997 and his Bachelor of Divinity in 2000. After faithfully serving for 22 years in North Ayrshire, Scott and Antonia have returned to the Highlands.
We continue to look to God in His sovereign mercy and grace, praying that we may experience times of refreshing from the throne of God.
