Langtoun Central Church
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 16th August at 11am
Latest Intimations
- The first meeting of the new Women’s Group session takes place on Tuesday 18th August at 7pm. Our first meeting is an informal Social Evening starting with a walk along the Prom and meeting back at the Church for 7.20pm for a fish/chip Supper. We look forward to catching up with each other and discussing the new Syllabus for Session 2026/2027. A Syllabus will be displayed on the Notice Boards in Bennochy and St Bryce.
- The Handbell Ringers next meet on Tuesdays 2.30pm in The Bennochy buildings starting Tuesday 8th September.
- We have all the information you need about this years’ Blythswood Shoebox Appeal 2026. Boxes will be available at Bennochy this Sunday.
- This week’s Community News Post is available to read.
- This week’s Presbytery News is available to read.
- Read the full details of our extra Summer Celebration Services.
- Eileen will be on holiday from 5-19th August. Pamela Scott will be the first point of contact for pastoral care during this time. Please contact Pamela if you know of anyone in hospital, unwell at home or in a care home. Sunday worship will be led by Rev Derek Lawson on 16th August.
- The funeral for Margaret Ireland will be held on Friday 21st August, 11am at Kirkcaldy crematorium. The family have requested that we wear a splash of pink on the day in memory of Margaret.
- There will be an RNLI Fish Supper Event on Saturday 22nd August between 6.30pm and 9pm at the St. Bryce Centre. Tickets are £12.50 each from Fiona on 07974 826 392 (order by 14th August).
- Fife Presbytery’s Ecumenical Task Group is holding a family fun day in the park on Sunday 23rd August, 1-4pm, in Riverside Park in Glenrothes. In addition to children’s crafts and activities (including a bouncy MEGA slide!), there will be creative prayer opportunities and an organised walk to the labyrinth led by Rev Simon Hesset, Pilgrim Pastor. There will be a short closing worship service.
- Bennochy Community Choir’s Autumn Session starts on Monday 24th August at the usual time of 6.30pm in the Bennochy Building. New members are always welcome, particularly at the beginning of a new term.
- Girls Allowed is a group of ‘girls’ of any age, who meet in St Bryce Centre on the first Friday of the month at 7pm. There is normally a varied programme from Craft to Bingo to Quiz to Film and Fish Supper and always chat. A charge of £3 per person per meeting is requested to cover wine, non-alcoholic drinks and nibbles, which are always available. Our first meeting for 2026-27 is on Friday 4th September at 7pm in the St Bryce Centre. It will be a planning meeting for the year ahead so please come with some ideas for our programme. We look forward to hearing your suggestions and to your chat about what you have been up to over the summer break.
- Our next Messy Breakfast will be held on Sunday 6th September, 9.00 am until 10.15am in the St.Bryce Centre Hall. All are welcome to join in the fun, music and food.
- 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 16th August at 11am led by Rev Derek Lawson
Future Services
- Sunday 23rd August at 11am
- Sunday 30th August at 11am
- Sunday 30th August 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 16th August 1:15 pm – 1:50 pm BBC1 – The Rev Kate Bottley visits the Royal Norfolk Show – one of the largest agricultural events in the country, and one that has been celebrating food and farming in the county for nearly 180 years. There, she meets Christians living out their faith in farming communities across the county. She meets the Bishop of Lynn, the Rt Rev Jane Steen, who explains why having a Christian presence at the show is important and the Rev Dr Tim Weatherstone who is taking on the role of rural chaplain in the county. Anna Mudeka, leader of the African Choir of Norfolk who are performing in the show’s Carnival of Cultures, explains the importance of togetherness and talks about the choir’s involvement at the archbishop of Canterbury’s installation service. |
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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:
