The Scottish Episcopal Church was represented by the Primus, the Most Rev Mark Strange, and Church Relations Officer Miriam Weibye at the Porvoo Primates’ Meeting, held at Lambeth Palace from 6–8 October. The gathering brought together the Presiding Bishops of the Communion and members of the Porvoo Contact Group, on which Miriam sits as the… Continue reading Porvoo Primates’ Meeting takes place at Lambeth Palace

Scottish Episcopal Church United Diocese of Glasgow & Galloway St Andrew’s, Milngavie Rector (0.5fte) St Andrew’s, Milngavie is a small, welcoming congregation seeking a priest who feels called to lead us pastorally, spiritually and sustainably, as we seek to grow in our faith as individuals and collectively develop our church family outreach. Milngavie is ideally… Continue reading Rector for St Andrew’s, Milngavie

The Preliminary Proceedings Committee of the Scottish Episcopal Church has referred a complaint concerning the Rt Rev Anne Dyer, Bishop of Aberdeen & Orkney, to the Church’s Procurator under Canon 54, the Church’s clergy discipline canon. The complaint concerns an alleged breach of the Code of Canons relating to the designation of a pro-cathedral in… Continue reading Statement regarding the Diocese of Aberdeen & Orkney

The Scottish Episcopal Church (SEC) has embarked on a landmark project to explore and understand its historical links to the transatlantic enslavement of African peoples. Recognising the profound impact of this history, the Church is inviting clergy, congregations, and members of the public to join in reflection, research, and dialogue about what this legacy means… Continue reading Legacy of Slavery Project: Exploring Our Past, Shaping Our Future

The Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Most Rev Mark Strange, is the new representative of the Europe Region on the Primates’ Standing Committee of the Anglican Communion. Bishop Mark replaces Archbishop John McDowell of the Church of Ireland, who stands down this month. The Primates’ Standing Committee comprises five representatives. It plans and… Continue reading Primus takes up key role at Anglican Communion

The Rev David Guest interviews the Rev Tosh Lynch, who was ordained deacon earlier in the summer, serving a curacy at St Mary’s, Hamilton and St Andrew’s, Uddingston. Tosh, could you tell us a little about yourself and your journey to ordained ministry. I was born in Glasgow (Drumchapel) and brought up in a large… Continue reading More Tea and Chat with the Rev Tosh Lynch

On Sunday 6th September at All Saints, Challoch, we kept the “New Feast”, the Festival of Creation in Christ as the start of our keeping of the Season of Creation. It’s been a long while coming through a process of discernment in the Anglican Communion, but of course it is not new to our Eastern… Continue reading More than just solar panels on the roof, but God at the centre of Creation

With the appointment of the Very Rev Matthew Little as Dean of the Diocese earlier this year, the role of Bishop Nick’s Liturgical Chaplain became vacant. We are grateful for Dean Matthew’s witness and ministry as Chaplain, working with three bishops: +Kevin who appointed him in 2023, +Andrew during the episcopal vacancy, and now +Nick.… Continue reading New Liturgical Chaplain Appointed

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 2026