St Colmon Parish Church

Caring :: Sharing :: Praying

Situated in the picturesque village of Colmonell, South Ayrshire

Welcome

St Colmon is a rural church set in the Stinchar Valley, one of the most beautiful parts of Ayrshire.

Sunday Worship  10:00 am

 

The parish covers four villages: Colmonell, Barrhill, Pinwherry and Lendalfoot. St Colmon Parish Church is united with the neighbouring Ballantrae Parish Church. Ballantrae and St Colmon Parish Church is keen to welcome locals and visitors as we learn more about what our faith means to us and how we can better serve God in our communities and in the world.

Sunday worship in Colmonell takes place at 10.00 am every week.

Refreshments are served in the Kirk Hall after the service.

A Service in St Colmon Kirk Hall is held on 4th Sunday of every month at 10.00 am and provides easy access for those with mobility problems.

A service is held in Barrhill Memorial Hall on the on the third Sunday of March, June, September and December at 3pm and will reflect the Church year.

Sunday worship in Ballantrae Church is at 11.30 am every week.

On Wednesdays we hold our Coffee in the Kirk Hall in Colmonell from 10.30 am – 12 noon.

If you require any further details or the services of the Minister, please do not hesitate to contact the Minister, Rev’d Theo Corney or Session Clerk, Mrs Claire Strain.

Reflection

Sunday 14th June 2026

Todays Gospel reading confronted us with the great compassion of Jesus and reminds us that he deeply loves and cares for each one of us. When we are going through trying times it is good to know that the all-knowing cares. After considering our Lords compassion we looked at Jesus sending out the twelve on a missionary journey to the lost sheep of Israel. He urged them to take no extra provisions with them but in all things to trust in the Lord to provide. He urged that they would need to be as wise as snakes, but as gentle as doves as they would face many obstacles. He also urged them to ask God to send out workers into the harvest field.
It is right that we pray for God to raise up and bless the work of ministers, and that we remember that all Christians have a part to play in evangelising the world.
The Lord still has compassion today and will transform the lives of those who put their trust in him. We need to study Gods word and rely on the Holy Spirit that we might live bringing honour to him. Only then can we be truly wise, and as gentle as we ought to be.

Every blessing,
Rev`d Theo Corney

News

Easter Services 2026:

Palm Sunday 29th March

10 am at St Colmon Church

11.30 am – Ballantrae Church

Maundy Thursday 2nd April

7 pm at Ballantrae church
Refreshments afterwards

Easter Sunday 5th April

7 am – Ballantrae Harbour, followed by breakfast at BRICC

10 am at St Colmon church
11.30 am at Ballantrae church

 

Christmas Services 2025:

Remembrance Services 2025:

Sunday 9th November 2025:

9.30 am Act of Remembrance at Colmonell War Memorial

10.00 am Service of Remembrance at St Colmon Church

11.30 am Service of Remembrance at Ballantrae Church

12.30 pm approx. Act of Remembrance at Ballantrae War Memorial

3.00 pm Act of Remembrance at Barrhill War Memorial

Tuesday 11th November 2025:

11.00 am Act of Remembrance at Pinwherry Auld School Garden

2.00 pm Act of Remembrance at Heronsford

Colmonell War Memorial

Colmonell War Memorial

BALLANTRAE AND ST COLMON CHURCH

Service of Union

Thursday 10th April 2025

7 pm in St Colmon Kirk

followed by refreshments in St Colmon Kirk Hall

 

Ballantrae Church and St Colmon Church

 

The church from the west, autumn

Detail of window by Louis Davis, showing Knockdolian Hill,  Craigneil Castle and the River Stinchar. To see all the stained glass windows click here: St Colmon Stained Glass Windows

250th Anniversary Exhibition, Colmonell Church

A collage of pictures from the 250th Anniversary Exhibition held in October 2022. More can be seen in Photo Gallery

 

Presbytery Mission Plan 2023

To see the approved Presbytery Mission Plan click here Ayr Presbytery Draft Mission Plan ver 1_6 APPROVED January 2023

The plan can also be found on the Documents page, along with other related documents.

 

To see Ballantrae and St Colmon Newsletters go to the Documents page.

 

Every Wednesday we hold our Coffee in the Kirk Hall in Colmonell from 10.30 am – 12 noon for anyone who would like to attend. This is an informal gathering to share ideas and have a natter.

Latest News/Blog

Photo Gallery

See more photographs of St Colmon Kirk and our community

St Colmon Kirk Session

Minister:

  • Rev’d Theo Corney

Elders:

  • David McCutcheon
  • George Bain

 

Contacts

Minister – Rev Theo Corney – 01465 831252

01465 831252

Colmonell
Girvan
South Ayrshire
Scotland

tcorney@churchofscotland.org.uk