Morning Worship takes place at 9.30am and 11am every Sunday.
There is a creche available, and the Sunday School and Abbey Youth Group meet during the 11am service.
(during school term time).
Coffee and Tea are served between the services from 10.15am in the Church Hall in Abbey Park Place.
All are welcome to any of our services
In choosing to be married in the Abbey Church you will be married within a unique historic setting according to the practice and tradition of the Church of Scotland.
On the day of a marriage ceremony, brides enter through the great medieval West Door, progressing through the ancient Nave into the Church for the Wedding Ceremony. The service is then conducted in accordance with the custom and practice of the Church of Scotland, and with respect to the worship and tradition of the present congregation. All music is played on the organ, although on occasion (and with agreement of the minister and the Director of Music) alternative musicians have participated.
Those wishing to be married within the Abbey Church should contact the minister and make an appointment to discuss dates and times. More information about what happens during a marriage ceremony and potential costs are discussed at this first meeting.
More InformationThe sermon preached on Sunday 15th April, by the minister, Rev MaryAnn R. Rennie
The Dunfermline World Day of Prayer Service was held in the Abbey today (Fri 13th April)
Easter Sunday started very early with a service outside the Abbey at Dawn (6.30am!). Then at the 11am service we decorated the cross with flowers and celebrated Family Communion. The morning concluded with everyone enjoying Easter egg rolling in the Garden for Heroes.
This year’s Palm Sunday procession was very special, and featured Sydney the donkey. We started at the Mercat Cross before walking down the High Street to the Abbey. Sydney then joined us in church for the first part of the service. Thank you to Sydney; Sheena McConnell-Ferrie (Sydney’s owner); her …
The sermon preached on Sunday 18th March, by the minister, Rev MaryAnn R. Rennie
