Praise, prayer & Bible teaching
A church family in the heart of Alloa
Everyone is welcome.
Worshipping God · Sharing Christ · Serving others
A welcoming church familyin the heart of Alloa.
Alloa Baptist Church is a small, family-focused fellowship.
We seek to be a worshipping and Christ-centred community that is welcoming, caring and supportive.
Everyone is welcome, and we look forward to meeting you—there is no dress code.
1838 Our story
Serving Alloa for
almost two centuries.
Alloa Baptist Church began with six people meeting in a Mar Street home. The congregation later moved to its present church in Ludgate, where worship and community life continue today.
Discover our history →Come as you are.
Join us for a time of praise, prayer and Bible teaching. The Lord’s Supper is celebrated weekly and is open to all who love and serve Jesus as their Saviour.
A relaxed time of worship
Church for the
whole family.
Children are an important part of our church family. We want parents and children to feel relaxed, included and supported throughout the service.
Young children
Parents of young children can remain in the Crush Hall at the back of the sanctuary with their children and hear the service relayed to them.
School-age children
Bible-centred teaching and activities for Primary and Secondary School children take place in the rear hall during the service.
Stay for a cuppa
Tea and coffee, biscuits or home baking follow on the first and third Sunday of each month. Come and share some time together.
Right in the
heart of Alloa.
Alloa Baptist Church
5 Ludgate, Alloa
FK10 2DR
Ludgate is a one-way street with limited street parking. The nearest public car park is behind Alloa Town Hall.
Open in Google Maps →Simple directions
for your journey.
From Clackmannanshire Bridge
Go straight ahead at the roundabout with the large statue. The Town Hall is ahead. Take the second exit, pass in front of the Town Hall, then turn right into the car park.
From Stirling or Tullibody
Follow the main road past Carpet Gallery, The Gate and the Baptist Church on your right. Turn right into the car park before reaching the Town Hall.
Background photographs: Clackmannanshire Bridge by Paul McIlroy, CC BY-SA 2.0; Wallace Monument by Postdlf, CC BY-SA 3.0.
We’d love to
hear from you.
Have a question before your visit? Send us a message or speak with our pastor.