was built in 1969, to designs by the prolific church architect Charles W Gray, in an octagonal shape using a Scandinavian compressed timber girder design. Contains two rough stained glass windows and an early 20th-century Italian crucifix above the altar. Irish limestone statue of classical design of St Martin as a Roman soldier and an original icon of St Martin in Orthodox style. Sunday Mass 9.30 am; Monday Eucharistic Service, 9.00 am; Tuesday Mass, 7.30 pm; Wednesday Eucharistic Service, 10.00 am; Thursday Mass, 10.00 am; Thursday Mass, 10.00 am; Friday Eucharistic service, 10.00 am Tranent and Cockenzie Methodist Church – Sunday service is at 11.00 am – In 2014, Cockenzie became a class of Tranent Methodist Church. In 2015, Tranent with Cockenzie began to meet and worship together at 28 Edinburgh Road, Prestonpans. The Salvation Army – 10.30am, Sunday Worship. 25 Winton Place, Tranent. Rivers of Fire Ministry – Formally the Fraser centre. Currently, meet and worship with the Salvation Army and are in the process of building a new centre. Several independent congregations meet in and around Tranent. Notable residents Ian Black, footballer Peter Hume Brown, historian Alex Marshall, World Champion bowler Gordon Kennedy, actor, Absolutely, inserted photographs of Tranent in its sketch based on the bizarre, fictional town of Stoneybridge. George McNeill, athlete Neil Martin, footballer, three full international caps for Scotland Ian McParland, footballer Morris Stevenson, footballer Pat Stanton, footballer Leeroy Makovora, footballer Gordon Woods, Philanthropist and Comedian. Tom Smith, rugby union (Ross, High, Gala RFC and Scotland) and basketball player (Dalkeith Saints, Scotland) Places of interest Fa'side Castle Tranent Tower Tranent Parish Church Radio Saltire References Citations Sources External links Scottish Places – Tranent East Lothian Museums/Tranent Towns in East Lothian Mining communities in Scotland