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    Welcome to Glenrothes: St Ninian's.  

    We are the Church of Scotland parish church for west Glenrothes.  
    Everyone, wherever they live, is welcome at our 10.30am Sunday service.
    There's far more to St Ninian's than just a Sunday morning, 
    so we would encourage you to have a look around our website
    and "like" us on our Facebook page.
    Please contact us     if you have any questions about life in St Ninian's. 
    For contact details please see the Contact Us link
    (above).
     

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    The good news is that St Ninian's will reopen for worship next Sunday (Easter Day).

    Some restrictions will still be in place and numbers attending will be kept at 42 for the time being.

    Anyone wishing to attend worship next Sunday, is asked to contact Fiona Massie on 01592 742739 or at fiona.massie58@gmail.com by Thursday at 7.00pm.

    We look forward to being together once again.

    Stay safe and God bless. 

     

    April 2021 - We are happy to say that services have resumed at St Ninian's on Sundays at 10.30am. Due to current restrictions the numbers permitted are quite low. If you cannot attend please tune into our YouTube page to see our service each week. It will be live at 10.30  but can be viewed later. God bless...

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9haMbMUwIczJf70Hr7QFxA

     

     

     
     
     

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