Port of Menteith Church of Scotland kirk session, Minutes and accounts (1726-1773), CH2/1300/2

Kirk sessions are local church courts, the lowest church court in the presbyterian system of church government. Their role is to lead and govern congregations. The Church of Scotland became a presbyterian church during the Reformation in Scotland. The churches which broke away from the Church of Scotland after 1733 were also presbyterian. In the course of business, kirk sessions produce records documenting their meetings, decisions and transactions, which are normally hand-written.

Port of Menteith Church of Scotland kirk session

A church court that sat within the presbytery of Dunblane and the synod of Perth and Stirling. The church at Port of Menteith belonged to the Priory of Inchmahome. Part of the parish was removed in 1866 to form part of the quoad sacra parish of Trossachs, and another part was removed in 1869 to form the quoad sacra parish of Gartmore.

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