Scottish Episcopal Church, Prestwick

Welcome to St Ninian’s Episcopal Church Prestwick. You will find our services are informal and varied during which we seek to hear what God is doing amongst us. We believe in the Bible and the work of the Holy Spirit. There is a strong emphasis on teaching what the Bible says and its relevance to us in every day living.

We are seeking a new Rector.

We are prayerfully looking for a fulltime Rector who is Spirit-filled, seeking to walk together with us as we follow Jesus. Someone who will be able to deepen our understanding of the Bible, encourage our prayer life, nurture and grow our healing ministry and our mission work in the community of Prestwick and beyond. To walk humbly with us, rejoice, laugh, pray and cry with us, and invite and wait on the Holy Spirit to lead us in everything we do. If that person is you, have a look at our Congregation & Rector Profile, video and Application form.

http://www.stniniansprestwick.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/StNiniansProfile-Sep2026.pdf

http://www.stniniansprestwick.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/SEC-Application-Form-Prestwick-Sept-2026-1.docx

Video link: https://youtu.be/R12YwBjC-Ws

Closing date is 5pm on Friday 23rd October with first Zoom interviews w/c 9th November 2026.

Informal conversations welcome, please contact Rev Canon Dr Elizabeth Breakey ruraldean@glasgow.anglican.org

Our Aims:

• Welcome all to the family of God.
• To teach and share about Jesus.
• To worship Jesus in spirit and truth.

Please feel free to attend any of our Services where we hope you will find a warm welcome and experience the presence of God. To find out more about our church and what we have to offer please contact us.

St Ninian’s Episcopal Church Prayer:

Loving God, as we walk together following Jesus, increase Your Kingdom here, according to your will and purpose, that together we may glorify Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen

Service times

A snapshot of services and times:

Sunday morning: 10:30 – 12:00

During the vacancy, our services are led by a team of Lay Worship Leaders and Eucharistic Assistants appointed by the Bishop of the Diocese of Glasgow & Galloway.

We are now in the Season of Creation when each year from September 1 to October 4, the worldwide Church celebrates God’s gift of creation and renews a commitment to caring for our common home, and strives to safeguard the integrity of all creation and all living things. The theme this is year is Living Water and the biblical text is from Ezekiel 47:9,12

God’s life-giving water flows from the temple of God, restoring barren land, reviving waters, and sustaining flourishing ecosystems. Our human responsibility is to recognise ecological damage, to immerse ourselves in the water, actively working towards renewal and environmental healing so all of creation may flourish together.

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