This is a Church of Scotland congregation that was formed by the union of two churches (St…read moreCuthberts and Prestwick North) in 1981. So far I have been unable to find out anything about the building itself; I shall add the history to this review at a later date. The affliiated Pioneer Café was opened in 2004 and has proved to be a great success (open Monday to Friday from 11.00am until 3.00pm) There are three modern stained glass windows (designed by Moira Parker) inside which are particularly beautiful. You can have fair-trade tea and coffee and snacks including home made soup, fresh sandwiches and home baking. There are excellent views over the main runway at Prestwick Airport!

From the owner: Faith is our business - we believe in God; we believe that God wants us to get to know him; and, we…read morebelieve that he has a plan for us. We also want to put that faith into action and so we started a foodbank and are looking at other community projects.

St John's Tower is all that remains of a church built around sometime in the late 12 century. It is…read morethe oldest building in Ayr. The tower was an add on around the fifteenth century and has five areas that you can reach by a spiral staircase. (ground floor, bell chamber, and three rooms)This church was dedicated to St John the Baptist, the patron saint of Ayr. The history behind the long life of this tower is very interesting and can be accessed through their website.