There are three church buildings in Cromarty, one of which is used for regular worship by the congregations of St Regulus' Scottish Episcopal Church.

St Regulus' Church (on Church Street)
The Scottish Episcopal congregation in Cromarty meets in St Regulus' Church. Sunday worship is held at 9.45am. When there are five Sundays in a month, the three Black Isle Episcopal churches share a joint service at 11.00am (see Calendar for venue).

St Regulus' is used as a venue for shared services, such as joint youth services, World Day of Prayer and Holy Week services.

East Church (on Church Street)
The East Church, dating from pre-Reformation times, was the old parish church in Cromarty. In 1998 ownership was transferred to the Scottish Redundant Churches Trust. The East Church featured in the BBC series 'Restoration Village' (2006). Funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Historic Scotland and The Highland Council made possible a major restoration project. Now that the restoration has been completed, the East Church is open to the public. With the approval of the Trust and the Kirk Session it is used for occasional services during the summer months and for special events.

The Church of Scotland's West Church (on Bayview Crescent) is now closed and redundant.

Buddhist Group
The Mindfulness group follows the teachings on Engaged Buddhism of Thich Nhat Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist now living in France.  Ring Maggie Dove on 10381 610212 for more details.

Photo: 'West Kirk' by Calum Davidson NOW REDUNDANT