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 13th January 2025

Worship at Cumbernauld Trinity

Morning worship on Sunday 19th January will take place in the Village church at 11.00am and will be led by Rev. James Gemmell

Our weekly Cafe Church will be held in the St Mungo's Hub on Sunday at 2.30pm and will also be led by Rev. James Gemmell.

All our worship services are open to everyone, so please drop in!.

Please bear with us while we develop a new website. Meanwhile, all the latest news from Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church can be found on our Facebook page.

A Time to Remember
Please join us for A Time to Remember on Saturday 18th January at 3.00pm in the Village church.
This short service of remembrance and reflection is for anyone who has been bereaved and everyone feeling a sense of loss as we enter the New Year. All welcome.

Burns' Supper
The Men's Group Annual Burns Supper will be held in the Village Bowling Club on Wednesday 22nd January at 7.00pm. Please contact Duncan Whyte for tickets, price £14.

Breakfast Cafe
The Breakfast Cafe, run by Cumbernauld and Carbrain Community Hub, is open every Thursday from 9.30am to 12 noon at the St Mungo's Hub of Cumbernauld Trinity. The Breakfast Café has hot rolls starting at just £1 and drinks from 50p.

Village Food Bank
The Village Food Bank is open every Thursday from 10.30 - 12.30 in the Session House at Cumbernauld Trinity in the Village. You can help by remembering the food bank in your prayers, by volunteering or by leaving donated items in the box in the church vestibule on Sunday mornings.

Craft Group
The Craft Group that meets in the Session House in the Village would like to thank everyone who supported its Christmas sale of goods. We have been able to donate £415 to the Salvation Army in memory of of the late Margaret Murray who was a stalwart of the Village Church and member of the craft group until near the end of her life in November. Margaret held a special place in her heart for the Salvation Army from her youth.