Kirkcaldy Service Change
As many of the Fife partners and congregation will be aware, the Kirkcaldy Parks Half Marathon is being held in the town on Sunday 25th August 2024.
Due to this event, the roads which are routes into the Kirkcaldy Church are being closed or have one-way systems at different times from 9.30am until 2pm on the day of the marathon, most of the roads closest to the Church are closed for the full duration of that time. This means that the majority of the Ministry of Helps and Congregants will be unable to access or will have difficulty in finding an alternate route in and/or out of the area. This unfortunately means, there will be no morning service on Sunday 25th August in Kirkcaldy.
However, Pastor Sherrie wants to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to attend their Church Service, therefore, we will be having our Kirkcaldy Church Service on the Friday evening prior – Friday 23rd August 2024 at 7.30pm, instead. We believe that you will be able to attend, and we apologise that we have had to make this alternate arrangement.
The Kirkcaldy service will be back to normal the following Sunday (01st September 2024) at 10.00am
*Church online will be on as normal at 10am on Sunday 25th.
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