Upcoming events…

Rev James Gemmell will be in the Session House at the Village church from 10am until 12 noon on Wednesdays

Following his Service of Induction on Thursday 23rd October, Rev James Gemmell was ‘preached in’ to his new charge on Sunday 26th October.

An evening of song and laughter awaits!

The Service of Induction of our new minister, Rev James Gemmell, will take place on Thursday 23rd October at 7.00pm in Condorrat Parish Church

The next in the series of Scottish Heritage evenings led by Siobhan Argyle will be on Friday 24th October in the Village church

Introducing… The Real Advent Calendar

A word of thanks from the Village & Bethlehem House of Bread Food Banks for our Harvest donations.

A great big Thank-You to everyone who helped raise money for MacMillan Cancer Support during the month of September.

Cumbernauld Trinity was delighted to receive a letter recently from Peter Masilela, Session Clerk of Mamelodi East congregation of the Uniting Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa (UPCSA) thanking us for the donations made through our Mission Circle

Our Cafe Church continues to meet each Sunday at 2.30pm in our new venue, kindly provided by Freedom City Church, 6 St Mungo’s Road (next to the B&M store)., and everyone is welcome.

Cumbernauld Trinity is proud to be associated with two Boys’ Brigade companies - the 1st Cumbernauld and the 2nd Cumbernauld. Get the details here.

Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church took part in this year’s North Lanarkshire Council’s Doors Open Days event, with our church in the Village being open on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th September.

Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church is pleased to announce that, following a vote by the congregation at the end of morning worship on Sunday 31st August, the Reverend James Gemmell was elected as the first minister of the new charge

Anam Alba have announced that they will be holding three more Scottish Heritage nights at Cumbernauld Trinity Parish Church, the Village, in the autumn.

Morning worship on Sunday 31st August at 11.00 am, will be conducted by Rev James Gemmell as Sole Nominee for Cumbernauld Trinity. Immediately after that service, there will be a Congregational vote, which will be overseen by Rev Alastair Duncan, Interim Moderator.

The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland visited the ruins of the former St Mungo’s church, now part of Cumbernauld Trinity, destroyed by fire to stand in solidarity with and support the devastated congregation.

A statement regarding the loss of our St Mungo’s building

The Cumbernauld Trinity Ladies’ Circle has published their 2025 programme of speakers, musical evenings,,, and much more

The results are in…