About Us
Dunfermline St Ninian’s was created in 1957 when the church of St Andrew’s South was moved to the new Abbeyview area of the town, and renamed. The current building, the third on the site, has been here since 1996.
We are part of the national Church of Scotland, which means we are Reformed in theology and Presbyterian in organisation. Find out more about the Church of Scotland, what it believes and how it is organised, on the national church website. We are in the Presbytery of Fife, a recent merger of the former Presbyteries of Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and St Andrews.
The Minister, together with the Kirk Session, governs the Church within a Presbyterian system of government. Members of the congregation, along with elders, form the leadership groups which include Pastoral Care, Mission & Outreach, Christian Nurture, Finance, Property, Social & Fundraising and Communications.
Our minister, the Rev Carolann Birnie, joined us in March 2018.
We are part of the national Church of Scotland, which means we are Reformed in theology and Presbyterian in organisation. Find out more about the Church of Scotland, what it believes and how it is organised, on the national church website. We are in the Presbytery of Fife, a recent merger of the former Presbyteries of Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and St Andrews.
The Minister, together with the Kirk Session, governs the Church within a Presbyterian system of government. Members of the congregation, along with elders, form the leadership groups which include Pastoral Care, Mission & Outreach, Christian Nurture, Finance, Property, Social & Fundraising and Communications.
Our minister, the Rev Carolann Birnie, joined us in March 2018.
Where to find us |
St Ninian's is at the top of Whitelaw Road, in the Abbeyview area of Dunfermline. The postcode for satnav is KY11 4HE.
There is parking at the church.
Bus number 5 serves Abbeyview from Dunfermline town centre.
The nearest railway station is Dunfermline Town.
There is parking at the church.
Bus number 5 serves Abbeyview from Dunfermline town centre.
The nearest railway station is Dunfermline Town.
Accessibility
The building is fully wheelchair accessible throughout, with disabled toilet facilities, disabled parking spaces and step-free access to the front door.
There is a loop system in the sanctuary for hearing aid users.
There is a loop system in the sanctuary for hearing aid users.
