All seven Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church are among a group of faith leaders from across the UK who have written to the Prime Minister and the Chancellor asking them to “seize this moment to take decisive action to drive down child poverty.” The letter, which was sent to Downing Street today, Sunday 31… Continue reading Bishops sign letter on child poverty

The Right Reverend Dr John Armes, Bishop of Edinburgh attended his final services at St Mary’s Cathedral on 24 August, as he bid farewell at a beautiful Choral Evensong to mark the end of his 13 years as Bishop. The cathedral was packed for the special occasion, leading Bishop John to comment that “when I… Continue reading Farewell service for Bishop John Armes 

The signing of the Saint Ninian Declaration between the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Catholic Church in Scotland will take place in Edinburgh on Tuesday 16 September 2025 – the Feast of St Ninian. The Declaration supports a deepening relationship between Episcopalians and Roman Catholics in Scotland, allowing both to work more closely together while… Continue reading Saint Ninian Declaration signing on 16 September

The General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church will meet for a second time this year on Tuesday 9 September. The online-only meeting is taking place for the specific purpose of making an amendment to the Canon for electing bishops in time for use during a forthcoming episcopal vacancy. The agenda and papers for the… Continue reading September General Synod agenda published

In July, Bishop Nick presided at the monthly service of the Nigerian Anglican Community in St Serf’s, Shettleston (pictured above). The joyful occasion included several baptisms and confirmations, drawing well over one hundred people—about a third of them children. By the end of the service, every seat was taken and only standing room remained. The… Continue reading Glasgow’s Nigerian Community Celebrates Baptisms and Confirmations with Bishop Nick

The Church of God rejoices in the Rev Dr Margaret Williams who was ordained priest by Bishop Nick on 9 August at St Andrew’s, Ardrossan. Please pray for Margaret, her family, and her ministry at St Peter’s Dalry and St. Andrew’s Ardrossan, in our Diocese, and in the wider Scottish Episcopal Church. The post The… Continue reading The Rev Dr Margaret Williams Ordained Priest at St Andrew’s, Ardrossan

With much joy and love, the Rev Audrey O’Brien Stewart was welcomed by her new congregation of St Cyprian’s, Lenzie, the wider Glasgow regions and the diocese at her licensing as priest in charge last week. We pray for Audrey, her family, and the community of St Cyprian’s as this new ministry begins. The post… Continue reading The Rev Audrey O’Brien Stewart Licensed at St Cyprian’s, Lenzie

Representatives from the diocese were among those making waves at Stranraer in July as they took part in SkiffieWorlds 2025, the World Championships of the St Ayles Class of coastal rowing boat – with everyone declaring the event oarsome. Harriet (second on the right) and her teammates The Rev Harriet Johnston, Priest-in-Charge at Holy Trinity,… Continue reading Making Waves at SkiffieWorlds 2025

Doors Open Days is Scotland’s largest free festival celebrating places and stories, new and old. This September, doors will be opened wide across the country, welcoming visitors to uncover hidden gems and experience familiar places through fresh eyes. And the best part? All Doors Open Days events and activities are free! During Doors Open Days… Continue reading Doors Open Days 2025