A Bit Of History...

King’s Inverness is a Christian church that has been around since 1989.  Our building is known as The King’s Factory and was formally a fish processing factory.  It now provides an auditorium, smaller community rooms and a coffee area.  We have an active membership of approximately 120 with most people being involved in one or more of our small groups.

We are followers of Jesus and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, try to be more like him.  Our faith affects what we do and believe.

King’s Inverness is a part of the Scottish Network Churches.

We believe...

... that God has made everyone in his image & that He seeks a personal relationship with us all. We believe that this is made possible only through Jesus’s love & sacrifice which over 2000 years later, continues to be the reason for how we live our lives.

Our Values...

... are the foundation for which we build community on. A full list of our values can be found below, including Love, Care, Compassion for people… All people, everywhere!

Our purpose...

... is to follow Christ, bringing others with us. We do that by following the example that Jesus set for us in living out our daily lives. That includes meeting the needs of our church family & wider community both spiritually & practically.

To follow Christ, bringing others with us.

  • Reality

  • Simplicity

  • Integrity

  • Flexibility

  • Serving

  • Generosity

  • Forgiveness

  • Truthfulness

  • Understanding and applying the Bible

  • Worship

  • Relationships

  • Unity

  • Commitment

  • Accountability

  • Loyalty

  • Reconciliation

  • Mercy

  • Love, Care, Compassion for people… All people, everywhere

  • To follow the example of Jesus

  • To equip all followers

  • To move outward to serve others

  • To see worship as a whole-of-life exaltation of Jesus

  • To practice the presence of Jesus

  • To learn and live the values of Jesus

  • To devote ourselves to Scripture and the sound of God’s voice

  • To develop a lifestyle of listening and obeying

  • To encourage followers to become “self-feeders”, taking responsibility for their own growth and development

  • To see church as a Family and to commit ourselves appropriately

  • Led by Co-Pastors

  • Direction and Vision set by Elders who are kept accountable by Trustees

  • Actioned by our Leadership Team