Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church

Sunday Worship:
11:00am in the Parish Church, Baronhill, Cumbernauld Village, G67 2SD
2.30pm in the St Mungo's Hub, St Mungo's Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1QP
(any changes will be noted below)

A warm welcome is extended to all visitors

Latest News: updated on 16th December 2024

Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church

The congregation of Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church was created on Thursday 15th August by the union of Cumbernauld Old and Kildrum and St Mungo’s Parish Churches at a Service of Union conducted by the Presbytery of Glasgow.

Our morning worship service on Sunday 22nd December will take the form of a Service of Lessons and Carols with Bible readings telling the Christmas Story interspersed with Christmas Carols. The service starts at 11.00am in the Village Church and will be led by Rev James Gemmell.

Our afternoon Cafe Church will take place at 2.30pm in the St Mungo's Hub and will also be led by Rev James Gemmell. Everyone welcome!

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Christmas Worship at Cumbernauld Trinity

Sunday 22nd December -
   11.00am Service of Lessons and Carols, Village Church
     2.30pm Cafe Church, St Mungo's Hub

Christmas Eve -
      7.00pm Christmas Eve Service, St Mungo's Hub

Christmas Day -
   10.30am Christmas Day Worship, Village Church

Sunday 29th December
Morning worship on Sunday 29th December will be a Joint Service for all the churches within the Cluster of Cumbernauld and Moodiesburn. The churches of Abronhill, Condorrat, Cumbernauld Trinity and Moodiesburn Parish will meet for worship together at 11.00am in the St Mungo’s Hub Sanctuary.

Cooking On A Budget
Routes to Work (funded by the Scottish and UK Governments) are running a Cooking on a Budget session with Frances Park on Tuesday 17th December from 2.15pm - 4.15pm in St Mungo’s Hub.
Learn new skills, fun, money-saving tips and connect with members of the Community. Come along for help to make your money go further.

Arria Voices concert
The community singing group Arria Voices are holding a Christmas Concert on Wednesday 18th December at 7.30pm in Cumbernauld Trinity church. Entry is by voluntary donation and it would be lovely to see everyone along to enjoy the music, songs, Christmas Carols and refreshments together.

Christmas Gift Service
A huge thank you to everyone who so generously supported our Advent Gift Appeal. To all those who brought gifts and to all those who helped gather them in, many many thanks. You have certainly brought “Joy to the world!"
Not only joy but light. We read in John’s Gospel - “The Light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it.” We hear again in the old children’s hymn “Jesus Bids us shine”, and in a more modern hymn “They will know we are Christians by our love.” Thank you for enabling this mission.

Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club, run by Cumbernauld and Carbrain Community Hub, takes place on Thursday mornings from 9.30am - 12.00 noon in St Mungo’s Hub. This is a vital service for the community and provides breakfast, as well as a warn and welcoming space. From Thursday 12th September there will be a small charge for breakfast. A selection of rolls and fillings, to a full breakfast are on the menu. All are welcome and are encouraged to come and enjoy breakfast.

Village Food Bank
Our Village Food bank is open every Thursday from 10.30 - 12.30 in the Session House at Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church. Suggested donations include:
Tins, jars or packets of spaghetti, beans, meat balls, stew, ravioli, cold meat, hot dogs, pasta, soup, sauces, fruit, custard, rice, carrots, peas, etc., biscuits, jam, meat paste. Toiletries including shower gel, soap, shampoo and deodorant. These can be left at the church any Sunday. Your continued support is greatly appreciated.

Used Stamps Appeal
During December and January, we will be collecting used postage stamps, such as those you will get with your Christmas cards, and donating them to this year’s Church of Scotland World Mission Used Stamp Appeal.
The proceeds from the Appeal will go to ‘Firmly Planted’, a tree-planting initiative in Malawi spearheaded by our partners in the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian. The money raised by this project will help create employment opportunities, improve nutrition, improve agricultural productivity, and help mitigate the impact of the climate crisis.
There will be a box for your used stamps in the Village Church and at the St Mungo’s Hub during December and January, so just pop them in when you’re at church and we’ll pass them on. Thank-you!