Carols for Peace 2019 Hosted by the Lord Provost’s Office Sunday 15th December 2019 at 3pm Glasgow City Chambers Council Representatives, Church Leaders and Glasgow Churches Together With; Piper, St Mungo Singers, Rutherglen Salvation Army Band, St Denis’s School, South Side Fiddlers, the Mungo Ensemble, including Harp and Whistle. Join more »
The Blessing of the CribWith Civic and Church LeadersGeorge Square, GlasgowWednesday 4th December 20196.30 p.m.Music from 6.15pmWith Alba Brass and Glasgow Gaelic Primary School ChoirJoin us for This Most Joyous of Occasions and Welcome the Advent Season. All Welcome! 2019 Blessing of Crib Poster
My Dear Friends in Glasgow and Galloway, I know that many of you have been holding the College of Bishops in prayer as we continue on this discernment process for a new Bishop for you all. This discernment has been at the forefront of the life and work of the more »
We are delighted to announce that this year’s Bishop’s Lent Appeal for Malawi Association for Christian Support has raised a fantastic £11,206.91. Thanks to the generosity of people across the Diocese, the new operating theatre suite at St Luke’s Hospital, Malosa, is nearing completion. Together, we are working to improve more »
We are happy to announce OUR DIGITAL CHURCH, a continuation of the digital literacy courses, organised by the Diocese, free and open to everyone. ✦11am, 26 Oct – St James the Less Episcopal Church, Bishopbriggs, Hilton Road, G64 3EL ✦11am, 2 Nov – St John’s Episcopal Church, Dumfries, 8 Newall Terrace, DG1 more »
The latest news from the Scottish Episcopal Institute can be found here: OCTOBER SEI NEWSLETTER_ Included in the larger than usual newsletter are photographs of the recent Michaelmas ordinations including Harriet Oxley, as Deacon, to serve in St James the Less, Bishopbriggs and Lee Johnson, ordained priest, serving as Assistant Curate at Christ more »
Glasgow Churches Together hold their AGM and Conference on Thursday 3rd October 2019 at 6pm in the Satinwood Suite in Glasgow City Chambers. For full details please see attached 2019 GCT AGM FINAL POSTER to register please email office@glasgowchurches.org.uk or phone 0141 332 6606
The 16th of September is St Ninian’s Day. St Ninian is not only the patron saint of five of the churches in Glasgow and Galloway (Castle Douglas, Pollokshields, Portpatrick, Prestwick, and Troon) but also one of the two patron saints of our Diocese. He is depicted on the right side more »
Margaret Williams, Lay Reader from St Andrew’s, Ardrossan, retells the story of welcome and friendship that can start anywhere. A Knit and Knatter group has been held for some time in St Andrew’s church hall on Thursday mornings during term time. It started as a small group from the congregation. more »
St Ninian’s Pollokshields are having a Festival of Arts to celebrate the diversity of talent and enthusiasm of the congregation on Saturday 14th September from 1 – 5 pm. Flower arranging masterclass Photo exhibition Crafts masterclass Drama production Music recital and much more! There will also be the opportunity to more »
St. Matthew’s Patronal Festival Eucharist will be on Saturday 21st September at 12 noon – it’s special this year as St. Matthew’s Centre celebrates 25 years as a Registered Charity this year. We’d love to see you there! David Saturday 21st September 2019 Festival Mass at 12 noon Preacher: Fr. more »
On Saturday the 27th July, the Electoral Synod of the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway met with the College of Bishops at Holy Trinity and St Barnabas, Paisley. The meeting began with a celebration of the Eucharist and was followed by a brief explanation by the Primus as to the more »
Join us on 15th November in Glasgow Friends of the Holy Land will be marking our 10th Anniversary with an ecumenical service at The Metropolitan Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew, 96 Clyde St, Glasgow G1 4JY followed by a reception at Eyre Hall next door on the 15th November. The service more »
The Most Rev Mark Strange, Acting Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway and the Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church writes: As a Church, we believe that one of the most basic human rights is the right to safe and secure shelter (Matthew 25:31-41), to have a place to call home. more »
The latest news from the Scottish Episcopal Institute can be downloaded here JULY-AUGUST 2019 NEWS FROM SEI. Goodbyes The photo, courtesy of Aidan Strange, shows the 2019 Leavers after the Valedictory Eucharist. They are listed here from back left, followed by the initial of the Diocese in which each will serve her/his more »
