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 28th October 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.

Please join us for worship on Sunday 3rd November when our morning service will be at 11.00am in the Village and our Cafe Church at 2.30pm in the St Mungo's Hub. Both services will be led by Rev James Gemmell and everyone is welcome to attend either or both services.

As this is the first Sunday of the month the Big Red Bucket will be available in the church vestibule for anyone who wishes to 'pop in a pound' in support of the work done by our Mission Partners in South Africa.

Please bear with us until we migrate to a new website. However, all the latest news from Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church will be on our Facebook page.

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.

The Prayer Course 2
The next session of The Prayer Course takes place on Tuesday 29th October (note change of date for one week only) at 7.30pm in the St Mungo's Hub.
The Prayer Course 2 deals with the issue of 'unanswered prayer' and consists of a series of videos and discussions, led by Rev James Gemmell over a period of five or six weeks. Everyone welcome.

Harvest Appeal Thanks
The food donated at the Café Church was taken to the Cumbernauld and Carbrain Community Hub, who were extremely grateful to receive it and used it for people who were on the referral list this week.
In fact, a huge thank you for all the amazing donations received at both services on Sunday 13th October.
So many donations of various foods and toiletries as well as cash totalling £101. This support will make a tremendous difference to the work of the food banks both in the Village and at Bethlehem House of Bread at
Cornerstone, especially as the colder months approach. The generosity and kindness consistently shown by the congregation and community is greatly appreciated by all associated with the food bank. And for that, please
accept heartfelt thanks. Each Harvest donation is a fitting example of not just sharing resources but also showing the love and hope of the gospel.

The Little Iceberg
We are delighted to host The Little Iceberg musical in St Mungo’s Hub on Sunday 10th November, enabling Siobhan to bring the musical to Cumbernauld for the first time. There will be two performances on Sunday 10th - at 4:30pm and at 7:00pm. Entry will be by donation on the night.

Christmas Fayre
Our Christmas Fayre will be held on Saturday 23rd November from 10:00am to 1:00pm in the St Mungo's Hub. There will be crafts, Christmas floral decorations, tombola, home baking, knitted goods, bric-a-brac, the Tearoom, Christmas Hamper and more. Donations of home baking and tombola items (bottles, unwanted gifts etc.) will be most welcome.