The image in our masthead is a fragment from a High Dynamic Range photograph by Stuart K Reid The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity St Andrews, Scotland People Ministers The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, St Andrews (Church of Scotland) is a charity; Charity Number : SCO17173 Minister Rev Rory MacLeod I am married to Annice and we have three children: Christina (13), Isabelle (7), Somerled (5). I have been minister of Holy Trinity for six and a half years. Before that I was a Commando Chaplain, serving with The Royal Marines. My first parish was Bracadale, Isle of Skye. I am excited by what God is doing at Holy Trinity, as we make the transition towards a missional model of being church. In this we are not alone; there is a groundswell of resurging communities of faith around Scotland. My voluntary service as a trustee of Christian Solidarity Worldwide keeps me in touch with fellow believers where it is most difficult and dangerous to follow Jesus. My principal concern is to love the people of this parish by proclaiming Christ and serving their needs. I feel well supported by my colleagues on the ministry team, Kirk Session and in all sorts of other groupings which give expression to the mission we share. We are delighted to welcome visitors and those who come and stay. Please feel free to contact me personally... Associate Minister Rev Dr Ian Bradley Ian Bradley was baptized in the Church of Scotland, confirmed in the Church of England and ordained into the ministry of the Church of Scotland in 1990.  A graduate of Oxford (BA, MA & DPhil) and St Andrews (BD) universities, his career has included eight years as a journalist and features writer on The Times, a period as Head of Religious Broadcasting for BBC Scotland and lengthy spells teaching church history and practical theology at Aberdeen and St Andrews universities. He is the author of 36 books, several of which have been translated into Dutch, German, Spanish, Norwegian, Chinese and Arabic. They range from theological,  historical and political topics to Gilbert and Sullivan and studies of spas. He is a frequent broadcaster and has scripted and presented documentaries, features and worship programmes for BBC Radio 4, Radio 3, Radio 2 and the World Service as well as reguarly appearing on Today, the Sunday programme, Beyond Belief and other popular Radio 4 strands. Dr Ian Bradley is currently Reader in Church History and Practical Theology in the School of Divinity at St Andrews University where he teaches a wide range of classes including the Bible and Diversity, Scottish Spirituality, Monarchy, Church and State, the Victorian Hymn, the Theology of the Musical and the Medieval and Early Modern Church. As well as being associate minister of Holy Trinity he is honorary Church of Scotland chaplain to the University of St Andrews. He is also honorary life persident of the St Andrews University Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Associate Minister Rev Cameron Harrison .