Please note that the map on this page is for the wrong St Catharine’s! We will get this sorted soon. In the meantime, our actual location is here. 

St Catharine’s Episcopal Church was formed around 1864 as a mission congregation. A Curate was appointed in 1888. St Catharine’s was the mother church of St Ninian’s, Blackness (now Blackness Mission Church run by the Church of Scotland since 1949) and St Mildred’s (now St Peter’s), Linlithgow.

The congregation purchased the old Bo’ness Parish Church at Corbiehall in 1889 and sold it in 1919. The congregation continued to meet in the Town Hall for two years until the present building in Cadzow Crescent could be occupied in 1921. The church hall was added in 1928.

Our church is a small, charming structure, built in the Norman Style and is entered through a beautifully detailed and heavily buttressed porch, under an arched doorway.

Our hall is well used by community groups and for events such as children’s parties and dress showings in the run up to Fair Day. It might be the ideal venue for your event! To inquire about booking the hall, please contact Marilyn Roberts by emailing mazroberts51@hotmail.co.uk. Hall hire costs £20 per hour. There is an additional one-off charge of £10 for use of the kitchen for the preparation of food.

January 2021 was 100 years since the foundation stones of St Catharine’s were laid and December 2021 saw the 100th anniversary of the opening of St Catharine’s Church.