St Munda

Saint Fintan Munnu, Munn or Munda, lived in the late sixth or early seventh century. He probably came from Ireland and was connected with Saint Columba. It is suggested that at one point he was designated as Columba's successor in Iona but in fact returned to Ireland after a time spent travelling and preaching on the west coast of Scotland - hence Eilean Munde in Loch Leven and the churches of St Mun and St Munda in Ballachulish.

  We welcome you to our Church which bears his name.

St Munda's Church of Scotland serves the communities of Glencoe and Ballachulish.

We are here for the whole community. The church is a living community of ordinary people who worship God together, support and encourage one another and serve the world in which we live. St Munda's is a part of life in our communities. It is a place where we come to give thanks, to celebrate, to mourn and to mark the important stages on the journey of life.

Anyone is welcome at any time!

Our Burns Supper was a great success! You can read all about it in the News page.

Photos are on the dedicated Burns Supper Page which can be selected from the menu at the top.