Langtoun Central is the coming together of four congregations in Kirkcaldy: Abbotshall, Bennochy, Linktown and St. Bryce. Since 2025 we are worshiping and working together as one to serve and witness to the community stretching out from the centre of Kirkcaldy.
Next Service: Sunday 21st June at 11am – Communion Service

Latest Intimations
- Request for Duty Personnel – We need teams for the four Sunday evening services over the summer in the St Bryce Sanctuary. Lots of you will be on holiday at various times, so to avoid making lots of phone calls, please will you add your name to the noticeboard list in St Bryce if you are willing and able to do any of the duty slots for the 7pm services on Sunday 28th June, 26th July, 30th August or 27th of September.
- St Bryce Café – We are looking for a volunteer for one hour on a Thursday afternoon 1.30pm – 2.30pm. There are also always holidays and appointments to be covered. If you would be interested in volunteering please come in and have a chat with Kara or Rosalind at the office.
- This week’s Community News Post is available to read.
- This week’s Presbytery News is available to read.
- It is with sadness that we note the passing of Mr William Hogg, former Elder of the legacy St Bryce Church for many years. Bill was 97 years old. The funeral service will be held in Kirkcaldy Crematorium on Monday 22nd June at 11am.
- It is with sadness that we note the passing of Muriel Morrison latterly a resident in Napier House Care Home. Muriel was 101 years old. The funeral service will be held in Kirkcaldy Crematorium on Monday 22nd June at 1.30pm.
- The Salvation Army in Kirkcaldy are celebrating 140 years. There is a Celebration event, with special guests, in the Old Kirk at 6.30pm on Saturday 27th June. Tickets cost £10, under 16’s are free, and can be obtained from ticketsource.com.
- The Craft Group are holding a Strawberry Tea at the Bennochy Building on Saturday 27th June from 10am till noon. Tickets are now available and will be sold after the Church on Sundays, at the Olive Branch Cafe on Thursdays and in the St Bryce Centre. Adults £4 and Children £2.
- On the last Sunday of June to September inclusive, we are holding evening services at 7pm in the St Bryce sanctuary which will be an opportunity to hear a guest preacher and to sing uplifting hymns together. The first service will be on Sunday 28th June and music will be provided by members of the Dysart Colliery Silver Band. Former Moderator of the Church of Scotland General Assembly, the Very Rev Dr Russell Barr will be the preacher. Refreshments will be served after the service.
- The Bennochy Community Choir’s Friends and Family Annual Summer performance will take place on Monday 29th June at 6.30pm in the Bennochy Sanctuary. Everyone is very welcome and light refreshments will be served after the event. It would be very helpful for our catering, if those attending could let a choir member know in advance. This is a free event but there will be the opportunity to donate to charity on the night. We look forward to seeing you.
- The St Bryce Centre and Cafe will be closed from Friday 3rd July until Monday 20th July for staff holidays and centre refurbishment. We hope to see all of our wonderful customers after the break.
- We have Vacancies for café volunteers.
We also offer a News email service with a weekly email containing news, intimations and a list of events for the coming week.
Worship Services
Next Service
Sunday 21st June at 11am – Communion Service
Future Services
- Sunday 28th June at 11am
- Sunday 28th June at 7pm – Summer service with Dysart Colliery Silver Band [at St. Bryce]
- Sunday 5th July at 11am
- Sunday 12th July at 11am
- Sunday 19th July at 11am
- Sunday 26th July at 11am
- Sunday 26th July at 7pm – Summer service [at St. Bryce]
(All services held in Bennochy unless noted)
Next TV Worship Service
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Songs of Praise: Sunday 21st June 12:15 pm – 12:50 BBC1 – To mark Father’s Day, Sean Fletcher explores how faith has shaped the stories of inspiring father figures, past and present, and celebrates the image of God as a loving father through favourite hymns. Sean begins by meeting Jeremy and Clare, whose path to parenthood has been marked by heartbreak and perseverance. |
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Activities
We host a full range of activities for young and old, ranging from Girl Guides & Brownies groups, Exercise, Yoga and Scottish Dancing classes, Craft, Carpet Bowling, Handbell Ringing and Walking groups, Bible Study, The Guild, Women’s and Friendship groups and many more. Check out our full list:


















