We are Troon Church of Scotland
Worshipping God and serving the community in Troon
Welcome!
Troon Church of Scotland is the new congregation created by the union of Portland, St Meddan’s and Troon Old parish churches. The new church, like this website, is very much a work in progress.
So whether you’re a member of the congregation, a resident of Troon, or are just passing through, please come in: you’re most welcome!
Our Minister
On 8th May 2025 the Rev Gillean Richmond was inducted as Minister of Troon Church of Scotland, the first for our new united congregation.
Arrangements for completing our new team ministry will be announced in due course.
Worship
Worship is the centre around which we build our life together. In worship we can bring the fullness of our lives to God: our joy and our pain, our laughter and our tears, our hopes and our doubts, our questions and our certainty. Jesus Christ above all others understands the complexity of our humanity and loves us all the more.
We invite you to come and worship with us this and every week.
Sunday All-Age Worship
We meet in Portland sanctuary for Sunday morning worship at 10:30am. Everyone is welcome!
This is our main weekly service, for people of all ages to worship together. It includes Junior Church – a welcoming space for children and young people of all ages to learn, explore and take part.
Following the service you are warmly invited to a time of fellowship with tea & coffee in the church hall.
To see live or recorded services, click the YouTube icon:
Sunday Breakfast
Sunday Breakfast is a free, relaxed morning for children and young people of all ages, and their families.
Enjoy breakfast, friendly company, and a warm welcome at 9am in our St Meddan’s sanctuary, at the corner of St Meddan’s Street and Church Street.
Midweek Services
Relaxed midweek services take place on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month, at 2pm in St Meddan’s Moray hall.
The services include tea & coffee and are particularly suitable for those who find it difficult to attend Sunday morning services, for whatever reason.
Weekday Worship
A short uplifting service of readings and prayers to start the day.
8:30am on alternating Tuesdays and Thursdays (check the calendar below!) in Troon Old on Ayr Street.
Supported Living Outreach
We also support a number of informal worship and fellowship sessions in local nursing homes and other supported living communities.
Belhaven House Nursing Home fortnightly Sunday afternoon worship service (with Seagate Church)
Queens View Harbour Care Home “Messy Vintage”: usually 1st Wednesday afternoon of month
Sanderling View worship service: usually 3rd Wednesday afternoon of month
Sandhill Gardens Coffee & Chat: usually 3rd Thursday afternoon of month
What’s On
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Church Life
Community Activities
Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals
Christian Holidays
UK Holidays