Holy Trinity, St Andrews is united with Boarhills and Dunino Church to form Boarhills, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity.

Morning Worship at Holy Trinity includes Youth Fellowship and Sunday School; choir practice before and after the service in term time.

Monthly Film night in the church halls as advertised. For other events (concerts, talks etc) visit holyt.co.uk

  • Cell groups / Home Groups
  • Weekly Prayer Meeting
  • Sunday School
  • Youth Groups
  • University & College Students
  • Alpha Courses
  • Christianity Explored Courses

Regular Activities and Events

Day Time Activity Venue
Sunday 9:45 am Morning Worship Dunino Church
Sunday 11:15 am Morning Worship South Street
Thursday 10:00 am Little Cherubs (term time) South Street

Monthly Activities and Events

Day Time Activity  
First Friday 3:00 pm Short Afternoon Service South Street

Information for Students

Student Contact: Michael Carslaw
Student Contact Phone: 01334 478 317
Student Contact Email: htsessionclerk@gmail.com
Student Meeting: contact church for details


Boarhills, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity Boarhills, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity Holy Trinity St Andrews is part of the wider parish of Boarhill, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity. We are a warm, welcoming, friendly Church of Scotland congregation, which has the privilege of occupying a beautiful building in the centre of town which was the birthplace of the Reformation in Scotland. We are recognised as one of Scotland's cathedral-style 'Signature Churches' and mark the end of the Fife Pilgrim Way from Culross to St Andrews. Our Mission Statement says "The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity lives to worship God and encourage faith in, and service to, Jesus Christ, among all people of today and tomorrow". Holy Trinity has a strong musical tradition and offers Choral Scholarships to students. All students are welcome and there are opportunities to volunteer in all aspects of the church's mission, including the day to day running of the church, work with young people and older people and various community projects.


  • Leaders:

    Rev Alistair Symington (Interim Moderator)

  • Congregation size:

    300

Origin Scotland