 Hopeman village was granted its charter in 1852
and within five years the kirk in Hopeman had been built and
dedicated. Originally a
daughter church of Burghead Free Church of Scotland, it became part
of the United Free Church of Scotland in 1901 and then, by the union
of 1929, part of the Church of Scotland. It is interesting to note that the tower and clock are not owned by the Kirk but by the village, having been gifted to the village in 1923 by 
Innes Cameron, an Elgin distiller as the Kirk at that time
was part of the United Free Church of Scotland, and
therefore, teetotal. |
This is the largest of the three kirks in the parish and has some wonderful stained glass windows created by an artist at Pluscarden Abbey. As in the other kirks, the pulpit is central but, unlike Duffus, is on the west wall. |
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