Bellie Kirk stands at the heart of the planned village, its neoclassical facade giving the main square much of its Georgian character. Built in 1798 to a design commissioned by the Duke of Gordon, it follows the pattern of many Scottish parish churches of the period — a formal exterior with a functional interior — but the quality of the stonework and the proportions of the portico lift it above the ordinary.
The church is a Church of Scotland parish church and still in regular use. It is worth a look from the outside even if closed; the interior can sometimes be visited during village events. The churchyard contains some interesting gravestones, including memorials to local figures from the Baxter family.