Our Sunday & Weekday Services Are:
| 8.00am | Both Churches | Holy Communion | (CW) |
| 9.30am | 1st, 2nd & 4th at Holy Trinity | Holy Communion | (CW) |
| 9.30am | 3rd at Holy Trinity | Family Communion | |
| 10.00am | 1st & 3rd at St Columba | Morning Worship | |
| 10.00am | 2nd & 4th at St Columba | Family Communion | (CW) |
(CW = Common Worship)
During the main 9.30am / 10.00am services of the day there is a crèche or Columba Kids (in the hall or back of the church), for primary school children. The older children join the congregation half way through the service. Alternatively children are welcome to stay with their parents in church throughout the service if they prefer.
| 6.30pm (1st Sunday) | St Columba | Iona Service |
| 6.00pm (2nd Sunday) | Highland’s Hub | ‘Encounter’ |
The third Sunday 9.30am service at Holy Trinity is a parade service which is more informal, with the music being led by a lively band and the sermon is more child friendly. The Sunday school and Crèche still meet in the hall or back of the church, but Scouts, Cubs, Guides, Brownies, Beavers and Rainbows are in church for the whole service. There is also a morning worship service held on the first and third Sunday at St Columba with Columba Kids.
There are weekday Communion Services and times for prayer arranged at different times to cater for most people. Further details about our services can be found on the diary pages.
| Morning Prayer | 9.15am Monday - HT |
| Morning Prayer | 9.15am Tuesday - Highlands Hub |
| Prayer Group | 9.15am 1st Tuesday - Highlands Hub |
| Prayer Group | 9.30am 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th Tuesdays - HT |
| Morning Prayer | 9.15am Wednesday - HT |
| Holy Communion | 10.30am Wednesday - HT |
| Morning Prayer | 9.15am Thursday - Highlands Hub |
We hold special Bereavement services several times a year for people who have lost loved ones.
“Lord make this place beautiful with your abiding presence. May it be a house of prayer, a centre for Christian teaching, a community of service and a witness to your love. Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen”