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The Church is a union of Jedburgh Old Parish Church with its beginnings in the post- Reformation era, and Trinity Parish Church with origins going back to the days of the Seceders. Trinity was itself an amalgam of three former Churches.
Currently without a minister, our Interim Moderator is Rev. Charles Finnie. Our Session Clerk is Ken Fotheringham who can be contacted at kenfoth@aol.com or 01835 862 570.
It was in October 2016 that Rev Graham Astles left after nine years with us. For two years a trio of Preachers kept the Evening Service going with guitar--led singing, but we now have one Sunday Service. We have been fortunate to have had splendid Service from a rota of Preachers, but it is pleasing to announce that Rev Una Stewart will begin on Sunday 24th March as our locum, taking the Sunday Service and to begin with, having one day in the week for pastoral work.
Our Morning Worship is traditional in format, and is held for most of the year in the main church building, but over the winter months we have been in the Boston Room in Kenmore Hall. We use the Scottish Church Hymnary (CH4), which provides an excellent selection of worship songs from many eras and traditions.
Holy Communion is celebrated once every three months, on the first Sunday of June, September, December and March.
Old & Trinity is a Reformed Evangelical congregation which is part of the Church of Scotland.
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The Church is a union of Jedburgh Old Parish Church with its beginnings in the post- Reformation era, and Trinity Parish Church with origins going back to the days of the Seceders. Trinity was itself an amalgam of three former Churches.
Currently without a minister, our Interim Moderator is Rev. Charles Finnie. Our Session Clerk is Ken Fotheringham who can be contacted at kenfoth@aol.com or 01835 862 570.
It was in October 2016 that Rev Graham Astles left after nine years with us. For two years a trio of Preachers kept the Evening Service going with guitar--led singing, but we now have one Sunday Service. We have been fortunate to have had splendid Service from a rota of Preachers, but it is pleasing to announce that Rev Una Stewart will begin on Sunday 24th March as our locum, taking the Sunday Service and to begin with, having one day in the week for pastoral work.
Our Morning Worship is traditional in format, and is held for most of the year in the main church building, but over the winter months we have been in the Boston Room in Kenmore Hall. We use the Scottish Church Hymnary (CH4), which provides an excellent selection of worship songs from many eras and traditions.
Holy Communion is celebrated once every three months, on the first Sunday of June, September, December and March.
Old & Trinity is a Reformed Evangelical congregation which is part of the Church of Scotland.
To view our Privacy Policy click here.
