The church opened as a chapel of ease in 1798 but was rebuilt in 1852-1853.

The Church's parish included some of the city centre of Inverness, as well as the Longman, Drakies and Raigmore areas.

It is used as a drop in for those in need, as well as being the base for a lot of the work the congregation does in this area of the parish.

[3] A. T. B. McGowan served as the final minister of the congregation, retiring from the charge on 1 February 2019.

In 2024, the building was bought by Cultarlann Inbhir Nis, a charity working to create a Gaelic cultural centre.