Cowdenbeath Trinity Church
Sinclair Drive Cowdenbeath; Church Place Crossgates
Through Word and Action We Share The Love of Christ
Sinclair Drive Cowdenbeath; Church Place Crossgates
Through Word and Action We Share The Love of Christ
Services: every Sunday,
Church Place Crossgates 9.45am: Sinclair Drive Cowdenbeath11.15am
RECENT HISTORY
Cowdenbeath Trinity is part of the Church of Scotland and was formed in November 1998 when the Cairns Church, the West, Hill of Beath and Crossgates all united to form the one Parish.
It was decided that two places of worship should be kept, the Church at Sinclair Drive Cowdenbeath and the Church at Crossgates. Subsequently both the Cairns and Hill of Beath Churches have been sold.
The Congregations have come together with the aim of developing a strong and vibrant Church.
It was decided that two places of worship should be kept, the Church at Sinclair Drive Cowdenbeath and the Church at Crossgates. Subsequently both the Cairns and Hill of Beath Churches have been sold.
The Congregations have come together with the aim of developing a strong and vibrant Church.
The Present and The Future
The Church is developing strong links with the youth organisations in the town. The 46th Scout Group in Cowdenbeath and the 2nd Rainbows in Crossgates are affiliated to the Church.
Together with links to the local High School, the three Primary Schools in the area, and our work with The Initiative this gives the Church a live connection to the youth of the day.
The Church also holds monthly services at Craigie House Crossgates, and at Sunnyside Court Cowdenbeath . Along with its pastoral care group, and the distribution of flowers each Sunday, the Church demonstrates its concern for the elderly and sick of the parish.
Our aim is to build a Church that is community based, that serves the community in all its varied forms. A Church that through its Community outreach program aims to meet the needs of the community it seeks to serve.
Together with links to the local High School, the three Primary Schools in the area, and our work with The Initiative this gives the Church a live connection to the youth of the day.
The Church also holds monthly services at Craigie House Crossgates, and at Sunnyside Court Cowdenbeath . Along with its pastoral care group, and the distribution of flowers each Sunday, the Church demonstrates its concern for the elderly and sick of the parish.
Our aim is to build a Church that is community based, that serves the community in all its varied forms. A Church that through its Community outreach program aims to meet the needs of the community it seeks to serve.