The Most Rev Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross & Caithness and Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church has joined other Scottish church leaders in calling for a respectful tone in the ongoing political debate – that recognises the human value in all people. As campaigning enters the final three weeks before the General Election… Continue reading Scottish Church Leaders Urge Truthfulness In Political Debate
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Message from Bishop Mark
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 College and we are simply… Continue reading Message from Bishop Mark
The Scottish Episcopal Church Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
In April 2021 the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church will lead a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. The pilgrimage, organised by the Rev Canon Cedric Blakey as part of the 2021 Provincial Year of Pilgrimage, will take place from 10-21 April 2021 and is now accepting reservations. Bishop Mark said:… Continue reading The Scottish Episcopal Church Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
Scottish Episcopal Institute (SEI) Lecture 2019
This year’s SEI Lecture took place on 17 October and was given by the Rev Professor Paul Foster, Professor in New Testament Language, Literature and Theology in the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh. The Lecture, held in King’s College, Aberdeen, was entitled ‘Their Pattern and Their King: The Gospel of Matthew as a Model… Continue reading Scottish Episcopal Institute (SEI) Lecture 2019
25th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women to the Priesthood
On 14 December, there will be a special service to mark 25 years since the first ordinations of Women to the Priesthood in the Scottish Episcopal Church. The service will be held at St Ninian’s Cathedral, Perth at 2pm. The Rt Rev Anne Dyer, Bishop of Aberdeen & Orkney, will preside at the Eucharist and… Continue reading 25th Anniversary of the Ordination of Women to the Priesthood
News from the Scottish Episcopal Institute (SEI)
This year’s SEI Lecture takes place next week (17 October) and will be given by the Rev Professor Paul Foster, Professor in New Testament Language, Literature and Theology in the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh. The Lecture will be held in the New King’s building, King’s College, Aberdeen, and will be entitled ‘Their Pattern… Continue reading News from the Scottish Episcopal Institute (SEI)
Prayer resources: Weekend of Prayer for Political & Community Reconciliation
At the end of the last week, the College of Bishops issued a call to prayer for the Brexit situation this coming weekend. The Primus’ short statement can be read here. The Primus indicated “We know that the many gifted ministers within this Church will have resources at hand to use over the weekend but… Continue reading Prayer resources: Weekend of Prayer for Political & Community Reconciliation
Scottish Episcopal Church to hold Prayer Weekend for Political and Community Reconciliation
Following the announcement earlier this month, the College of Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church has asked each congregation to open their doors on the weekend of 5 and 6 October to create a space for people in their community to offer prayer. The College hopes that the Church can offer this opportunity for reflection… Continue reading Scottish Episcopal Church to hold Prayer Weekend for Political and Community Reconciliation
New Church in Society Financial Support Document Published
The Church in Society Committee of the Scottish Episcopal Church has produced a document with details of all the projects to which the Committee provides financial support. In the introduction to the document, the Committee says “our Church interacts with society in so many ways. With our size and limited resources, the number of things… Continue reading New Church in Society Financial Support Document Published
Primus responds to UK Supreme Court ruling on progoration
The Most Rev Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross & Caithness and Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church responded to the UK Supreme Court ruling that the prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. Bishop Mark said “as Parliament returns to work tomorrow following the ruling of the UK Supreme Court, please pray that MPs continue to… Continue reading Primus responds to UK Supreme Court ruling on progoration