A proposed Declaration of Friendship between the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Conference of Bishops of the Catholic Church in Scotland will be put before General Synod in June this year. The agreement, also to be known as the Saint Ninian Declaration, articulates and supports a deepening relationship between Episcopalians and Roman Catholics in Scotland.… Continue reading ‘Declaration of Friendship’ with Catholic Church to go before General Synod
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The Consecration of the Rev Canon Dr Nicholas Bundock as Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway
The Rev Canon Dr Nicholas Bundock will be consecrated as Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway on 3 May 2024 at 4 pm at St Mary’s Cathedral, Glasgow. This service is ticketed. A livestream of the event from St Mary’s will be available on the Cathedral’s channels nearer the day, check back later for more information.… Continue reading The Consecration of the Rev Canon Dr Nicholas Bundock as Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway
Primus attends Scottish Government Summit
At a gathering of representatives from across society held in Glasgow today, civic, faith, trade union and political leaders committed to protect democratic values and tackle people’s feeling of being unheard and disempowered. The event was hosted by John Swinney, the First Minister, who described the pledge as demonstrating a ‘strength of unity’ which reflects… Continue reading Primus attends Scottish Government Summit
First Minister visits St John’s Warm Welcome space
First Minister John Swinney MSP spent time at St John’s, Princes Street in the Diocese of Edinburgh on Easter Monday, hearing about the Warm Welcome space that has been set up in St John’s. Commenting, Mr Swinney said: “Projects like the one at St John’s in Edinburgh demonstrate this exactly – the compassion and resilience… Continue reading First Minister visits St John’s Warm Welcome space
Condolences offered upon death of Pope Francis
The Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Most Rev Mark Strange, offers a message of condolence upon the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday. “Our thoughts and prayers are with all in the Roman Catholic Church today as they mourn the death of Pope Francis,” said the Primus. “His generosity and love for… Continue reading Condolences offered upon death of Pope Francis
“Easter is a call to care for the world” – The Primus’ Easter Message
The Most Rev Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross & Caithness and Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church delivers his Easter message: “The Day of resurrection! Earth tell it out abroad!” This great hymn of Easter joy will rise in many of our congregations today. Voices will ring out with Alleluia, and Christians across the… Continue reading “Easter is a call to care for the world” – The Primus’ Easter Message
Episcopalian among 2025 Maundy recipients
A member of the Scottish Episcopal Church has been recognised for her service to church and community as a recipient of Maundy money. Maundy nominations are made on behalf of people who have faithfully served the church and wider community in ways not previously recognised by a public honour. Wendy Duncan, a member of St… Continue reading Episcopalian among 2025 Maundy recipients
Priest in Charge for All Saints, Lockerbie and St John’s, Moffat
Scottish Episcopal Church All Saints, Lockerbie and St John’s, Moffat Is God calling you to serve in Scotland in the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway? 0.6 stipend post (3 days a week and proportionate pension contribution) Find out more •Dean Reuben’s Welcome Letter •Application Form Congregational Profiles •All Saints, Lockerbie (TBA); •St John’s, Moffat. Video… Continue reading Priest in Charge for All Saints, Lockerbie and St John’s, Moffat
Air strikes on hospital destroy hope, says College
Statement from the College of Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church: The College of Bishops is appalled and deeply saddened by the bombing and destruction of part of the Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza on Palm Sunday. The Scottish Episcopal Church has a long history of supporting the life and work of the Anglican Diocese of… Continue reading Air strikes on hospital destroy hope, says College
“Refreshed in faith” – the Bishop of Edinburgh in Jordan
The Rt Rev Dr John Armes, Bishop of Edinburgh spent time in Amman, the capital of Jordan, in March, joining other senior clergy from around the world for a summit aimed at strengthening links between Anglicans and Lutherans. Bishop John represented the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Diocese of Edinburgh at the summit which was… Continue reading “Refreshed in faith” – the Bishop of Edinburgh in Jordan