A small weekly gathering takes place on Wednesdays at 10.30am in the Church. If you would like to join us YOU ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTER FIRST by contacting the Church Office. The office is currently operating remotely, so please email office@kinrossparishchurch.org or call and leave a message (phone number in…
Kinross Parish Church welcomes you to its new website! We are still doing some finishing touches (more pages and lots more photos) but are keen to share it with you now. We hope you enjoy what is here and find what you are looking for. Please get in touch if…
All of us are weary. We all want the endless uncertainty and disruption of these last months to come to an end, and yet instead of light at the end of the tunnel the gloom seems to be settling ever more heavily. We all feel it – none…
The Fairtrade Certificate for Kinross Parish Church has recently been renewed for 2 years. Whatever you buy, whether large or small, it all makes a difference. We are very much looking forward to when we can once again meet together, but in the meantime you can…
Sunday Worship services can be accessed: On YouTube On the church’s Facebook page at 10.30am On this website - audio and service replay By phone 01577 528270 (local rate). Sunday Worship - option 1, Prayer of the Day - option 2 By CD – please contact the church office…
You may have noticed that the morning online service on 6 September was slightly different - another change. Rather than being recorded entirely by individuals at home and then edited together (a hugely time-consuming task for Kathy Dain over the last months), the service was recorded 'as live' in the church with items…
It has been agreed that provision can now be made for members who make their contribution to the work of the Church via WFO. WFO envelopes can now be received in 2 ways : 1. At the Midweek Service on Wednesdays mornings at 10.30am.…
The September communion retiring offering is for Immanuel House in Hungary. The All Friends Together team had the joy of meeting two of the staff, Zsofia and Edit, when they came over to Scotland last year as part of our links with the Great Church, Debrecen.