The Provincial Youth Committee throughout Advent are sharing a variety of resources for use in churches, youth groups, and at home during Advent. The Youth Officer for the Diocese of Moray, Ross & Caithness, Ley-Anne Forsyth, on behalf of the PYC invited people from across the Scottish Episcopal Church to join with their Diocesan youth… Continue reading Reflections and resources for advent from the Provincial Youth Committee
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Daily Prayer for experimental use published
The College of Bishops has authorised a revised Daily Prayer for Experimental Use, running from Advent Sunday 2024 until General Synod 2030. After some unavoidable delays, the revised Daily Prayer is now available. The Primus, the Most Rev Mark Strange said: “I’m delighted to report that after months of work, the revised Daily Prayer for the… Continue reading Daily Prayer for experimental use published
Sleepover by the Castle
St Columba’s by the Castle was buzzing over the weekend of October 26-27, as young Episcopalians from across Scotland gathered in Edinburgh for a Provincial Youth Sleepover. Hosted by the Diocese of Edinburgh, the event brought together young people for a weekend of fellowship and worship. On Saturday afternoon the event began with a choice… Continue reading Sleepover by the Castle
Provincial Standing Committee statement
The Provincial Standing Committee has today (11 November) released the following statement: “Recent developments in the Diocese of Aberdeen & Orkney have been a matter of on-going concern for the Provincial Standing Committee. “As announced previously, the Canon 54 process concluded when the independent Procurator decided not to pursue charges against Bishop Anne Dyer, and… Continue reading Provincial Standing Committee statement
Yeek 25 Leadership team applications now open
The Provincial Youth Week (Yeek) organisers have today (7 November) opened the application process seeking leaders for the 2025 week, which will take place between Sat 26 July and 2 August 2025 in Perthshire. They are seeking people who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people within the church and… Continue reading Yeek 25 Leadership team applications now open
St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh features on Christmas Stamp
Royal Mail today (5 November) announced that St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh, will feature on the Second Class stamp for its Christmas Special Stamps in 2024. The 2024 Christmas stamps feature original illustrations of cathedrals across the UK – the remaining four set being: Liverpool; Armagh; Bangor; and Westminster. The stamps were illustrated by Penzance-based, British… Continue reading St Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh features on Christmas Stamp
Canon Missioner Transitions to New Role in Secular Education
Bishop Andrew, as Acting Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway, wishes to announce that the Rev Canon Audrey O’Brien Stewart will be stepping back from her role as Canon Missioner for the Cathedral and Diocese. Audrey is taking up a post in Kirkintilloch in secular education as she discerns where God is calling her to use… Continue reading Canon Missioner Transitions to New Role in Secular Education
The Scottish Episcopal Institute Lecture 2024
The 2024 SEI lecture takes place this evening (24 October) at 5pm. This year’s lecture will be given by the Rev Prof Annalu Waller, on the title‘Wholeness and Holiness!’ Professor Waller, Professor of Human Communication Technologies at the University of Dundee, will discuss the nature of disability and faith and what this means to her.… Continue reading The Scottish Episcopal Institute Lecture 2024
What Does the Diocese Need in Our Next Bishop?
Written for the Preparatory Committee by Petko Marinov, the Rev Keith Thomasson and the Rev Dr Elizabeth Breakey. This document collates the stated and implied qualities for a Bishop in the United Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway as per the Diocesan Description and the Ordinal. Visionary church leader rooted in prayer and reflective practice For… Continue reading What Does the Diocese Need in Our Next Bishop?
St Mary’s, Hamilton Shortlisted for Church & Community Volunteer Award
We are delighted to announce that St Mary’s, Hamilton has been selected as a finalist in the Scotland category of the National Churches Trust’s Church & Community Volunteer Awards. This recognition is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the congregation, passionate volunteers, community groups and users. St Mary’s has a café run… Continue reading St Mary’s, Hamilton Shortlisted for Church & Community Volunteer Award