Drumachose Presbyterian Church    

Church History

We can trace the origins of the congregation to the year 1655 when Thomas Fulton came from Ayrshire in Scotland to be Commonwealth Minister. 

The Church in those early days was situated on the site of the present Tesco Supermarket.

In 1743 a theological dispute resulted in the majority of members moving from the site to where the present church now stands. 

This church was built in the shape of a Greek cross and the four aisles are named after the townlands to which they point. 

Over the years a number of renovations have taken place but this unusual design identifies Drumachose as a church of considerable architectural interest.

Our Church Manse, 'Fairy Fort', is located on Killane Road, Limavady.

This property has recently been rebuilt & is pictured below. 

Ministerial Records