The pesent Creich Church is located in an area of rolling countryside just north of the A92, half a mile beyont the picturesque village of Luthrie. Built in 1832 to replace the earlier ruined church of St Devine or the old Creich Church. The ruin, under the care of Historic Scotland, is located a mile away within the parish cemetery.

One of the most interesting relics is the Barclay Stone which was disinterred from the old Creich Church and moved to its present site in the vestibule in 1935. The carved medieval stone is of great interest to archaeologists.