Church building and fabric

/1 Note of cost of church, and current debt, c.1911 /2 Letter of Primus, Bishops Robberds, permitting use of Scottish Prayer Book of 1911, on alternate Sundays at St. Luke's, 1918 /3 Letter in regards to St Luke's payment to tradesmen's accounts, 13th March 1928 /4 Discharged receipt of Donaldson & Burns, architectural sculptors, for Burdon Memorial in St. Luke's, 3rd April 1929 /5 Letter from City Engineer to St Luke's over carriageway and footway work of St Luke's Road, 7th May 1958 /6 Gift and Legacies to St Luke's list, 1950-1972 /7 List of contents of church safes and chest, 1973 /8 St Luke's Property Schedule, c.1974 /9 List of donations made to St Luke's, 1902-1951, n.d. /10 List of gifted items made to St Luke's, 1950-1986 (copy), n.d. /11 Contractors' tenders for work on church, n.d. /12 Contractors' tenders for work on church, n.d. /13 Contractors' tenders for work on church, n.d. /14 Postcard from Allan Watson on organ repairs, n.d.

In 1896, Sir Reginald Ogilvy opened up a mission in the schoolroom of Baldovan House, with services taken by the clergy of Saint Paul's church in Dundee. It was not until 1910 that a suitable church was built, the congregation raised to Independent status and the new church formally consecrated as St Luke's, under the Reverend William Wood. A parsonage was completed in June 1921, and an influx of members came from the closure of the Catholic Apostolic Church in 1947. A church hall was added in 1951.

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Dr David Bertie who was conducting a survey of the records of the Brechin Episcopal Church deposited the records with University of Dundee Archives.

In 1896, Sir Reginald Ogilvy opened up a mission in the schoolroom of Baldovan House, with services taken by the clergy of Saint Paul's church in Dundee. It was not until 1910 that a suitable church was built, the congregation raised to Independent status and the new church formally consecrated as St Luke's, under the Reverend William Wood. A parsonage was completed in June 1921, and an influx of members came from the closure of the Catholic Apostolic Church in 1947. A church hall was added in 1951.

Description compiled by Francesca Deans, October 2017

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This material was previously held by St Luke's Church which is part of the Brechin Episcopal Church.

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