What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Auld Licht Built in 1801, for a congregation that seceded from the church at Bridge of Teith and became known as 'New Licht'. The 'Auld Licht' held to the principle of true presbyterian recovery of the Church of Scotland and changed its denominational affiliation several times before closing in 1871. Recorded plaque organisation: Kilmadock Development Trust.
The Auld Licht was built in 1801 for a Presbyterian congregation that seceded from the Church of Scotland, reflecting the denominational divisions and the pursuit of purist presbyterian ideals within Scottish religious history.
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