Kinlochmoidart - St Finan Kinlochmoidart, Inverness-shire. The church is well concealed among the trees, a half mile north of the bridge over the River Moidart, on the A861 about seven miles north of Acharacle. Look out for the signboard. Priest: The Revd. Charles Tongue, The Old Smithy, Strontian, Acharacle, PH36 4JA Tel: 01967 402 467 Services: Sundays, May to September, 5.30pm; also Easter and Christmas, normally am. Home Who's Who History Publications News & Events Prayer Churches Bishop's Blog Oban Cathedral Cathedral of the Isles Retreats Belltower Companion Dioceses Gaelic History The church was built in a beautiful situation on the hillside overlooking Loch Moidart in 1858 by the owner of the Moidart Estate, Robertson MacDonald. The estate passed to the Stewart family in the 1880's. Later it fell into disuse but in 1965, Major General Stewart had the church made 'wind and waterproof' for his daughter's wedding and it was re-opened for regular services in 1966. The church was designed by the architect Alexander Ross in simple Early English style, and there are two unusual stained glass windows by the Victorian artist Jemima Blackburn. In 1972, the congregation was joined with the congregation of, the then disused, St Mary's, Strontian and services continue in both places.