| Rev James McIntyre | (1865-1871) | Rev McIntyre left to become a missionary in North China | |
| Rev Alexander McLean | (1872-1982) | Sadly no information has come to hand relating to Rev Alexander McLean - If anyone has any information relating to the Rev Alexander McLean please let us know using the Contact Form | |
| Rev William Yule | (1883-1890) | Mr Yule left to take up a post in South Africa | |
| Rev John Gray | (1891-1916) | Died suddenly while still in post | |
| Rev William Brown | (1916-1924) | Was ordained in 1916 and soon after was granted leave of absence to become Chaplain to 1st/8th Royal Scots in France. On his return in 1919 he resumed his ministry at Rhinsdale until 1924 when he left to take up another ministry at St. George’s Presbyterian Church, Southport, Lancashire | |
| Rev J.S. Crichton | (1925-1930) | Mr Crichton was called to High Carntyne and later retired to Aberdeen | |
| Rev Robert Inglis | (1931-1958) | His term of office was the longest in the history of this church. He came from the Martin Memorial Church in Stornoway, although he previously held charges in Forth, Midlothian, Carnoustie and Kilchattan Bay | |
| Rev John A Beattie | (1958-1960) | Rhinsdale was only allowed to call a minister on a short term basis, so the Rev Beattie came from a charge in Orkney to Rhinsdale, Baillieston in 1958 and remained for only about 2 years when he received a call to St. James Church of Scotland, Dulwich, London | |
| Rev William Martin | (1960-1964) | Rhinsdale Church was linked to Kenmuir Mount Vernon Church where Mr Martin was the Minister |
This article and the photograph of Rev R Inglis was supplied by Robert Murray, a local historian from his archive.
If you own or have access to other photographs, or any other relevant information, relating to Rhinsdale United Presbyterian Church in Baillieston, we would be delighted to here from you.
Please click here to goto the Contact form.