Welcome

Welcome to Holy Trinity, a congregation of the Scottish Episcopal Church in the centre of Dunfermline. The Episcopal Church shares a long history of Christian worship and spirituality. At Holy Trinity we celebrate this, aware that ours is a living tradition continually moving forward, and are looking for you to join us and play a part.

There is a place for everyone in the life of our congregation. We would like people of all ages to feel part of our Sunday worship. At other times there are groups meeting weekly or monthly where our members gather.

There is a variety of worship at Holy Trinity, from anthems to incense, PowerPoint to processions. We use modern Scottish liturgies with music from every century.

Our aim is to ensure you quickly feel at home but also find sufficient challenges to move forwards in your spiritual life.

Click this link for forthcoming events, or use the “What’s on now” icon.

The latest (February) edition of our monthly newsletter can be viewed on-line or downloaded at this link.

The readings on our “What’s on now” page are only a small fraction of the treasury of daily readings, collects and prayers that are part of our heritage and can be used to illuminate your personal pilgrimage. Why not visit our Rector’s SEC Daily Prayer blog at this link.

Helen Welsh has set off recently for voluntary work in Zanzibar. For details of her project, and to get the means of keeping in touch with her, go to this link.

For those who like browsing, there is a new look for the Diocesan web site, and our friends at St Margaret’s have launched a web site as part of their celebration of 40 years witness in Rosyth.

You’ll find us at the eastern end of East Port, on the south side of the road, just above the Viewfield Terrace car park. There is no charge for using the car park on Sundays! Please don’t ignore the yellow lines in the area, some of which are in force until late at night. More details at the “Where we are” icon, or this link.

We welcome everyone: we have a loop system for your hearing aid, and access for buggies and wheelchairs.