The Scottish Episcopal ChurchUnited diocese of Glasgow and GallowayWelcome to the Joint Charges of |
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You are invited to come and join in the Holy Week Services:Monday 7pm Compline at St Margarets Tuesday last Lent group All of Life at 730pm on zoom Wednesday usual 2pm & 7pm Maundy Thursday at St Margarets 7pm Last Supper, Feet Washing and Vigil (until 10pm) Good Friday at St Margarets 11am Stations of the Cross & at St Johns 2pm Liturgy of the Day Easter Day at St Margarets 6am Lighting of the Paschal Candle, Vigil and Renewal of Baptism vows and First Eucharist of Easter St Johns 945am Easter Day Eucharist & St Margarets 1130am Easter Day Eucharist |
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St Johns Church, Floors Street, Johnstone PA5 8QS details of our church life are on this page St Johns Episcopal Church website is at www.stjohnsjohnstone.org.uk 945am Eucharist on Sundays 2pm Wednesday Said Eucharist Sunday Service is streamed Morning Prayer 9am Monday to Friday on zoom details of Music & hymns to donate online to St Johns use these details St. Johns Episcopal Church Johnstone Bank of Scotland Sort Code: 80-16-53 Acct No. 00356544 |
St Margarets Church, Oxford Road, Renfrew PA4 0SJ details of our church life are on this page St Margarets Episcopal Church website is at www.stmargaretsrenfrew.org.uk 1130am Eucharist on Sundays 7pm Wednesdays Said Eucharist Sunday Service is streamed Morning Prayer 9am Monday to Friday on zoom details of Music & hymns to donate online to St Margarets use these details St. Margarets Episcopal Church Renfrew Royal Bank of Scotland (Charity/Club account) Sort Code: 83-26-22 Account Number: 00793833 |
Ministry Team across the Charges
St Margarets - Clergy : Rector - Very Rev Reuben Preston, Hon Assistant Priest: Rev Robert Chambers St Margarets - Lay Worship Leaders - Pat Watson & David Peden St Johns - Clergy : Regional Curate - Rev Lisa Curtice, Rector - Very Rev Reuben Preston, Hon Assistant Priest: Rev Robert Chambers St Johns - Lay Worship Leader - Gill Reynolds & Pastoral Assistant - Wilma Keenan |
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Prayers for Peace in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank |
Prayers for Peace in Israel, Gaza and West Bank 2023 (pdf)
a leaflet of prayers pulled together by our Curate for us to use at home and share with friends. |
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Over six weeks, the course presented in All of Life will explore a different theme each week: Liturgy and Prayer, Disability, Attitudes to and Experiences of Black and Minority Ethnic People, Attitudes to and Experiences of LGBTQ People, Vocation and Calling, and Celebrations and Community. Each week will begin with a description of a key scene from Call the Midwife, consideration of a discussion on the theme by an appropriate Christian writer, then prayer, reflection and Bible study. Come along on any Tuesday you can using the zoom link at the top of this page. Each session is a stand-alone unit so you can dip in and out as you are able if you cannot make all of the sessions. The Course is being led for us by Rev Dr Lisa Curtice. |
St Margarets GIFT DAY - Pentecost Sunday 19 May 2024St Margarets is seeking to raise £5000 to cover the cost of replacing the carpet in church and installing a new noticeboard in the grounds.All the way through Eastertide we will be collecting donations to announce the grand total on Pentecost Sunday. The Vestry hopes to be able to have the new carpet installed ready for the Pentecost celebrations. Please give as you are able to help St Margarets be an even nicer place to gather and share in worship together. |
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Responding to the Climate Crisis in faith, hope and charity- - -The Scottish Episcopal Church NetZero2030 Action Plan is here |
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Baptisms/Christenings
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A ministry for youIn the Scottish Episcopal Church we believe in marking the significant moments in life well. Baptisms can take place for people of any age 0-110! and mark the beginning of the Christian pilgrimage on earth and your formal entry into the life of the worldwide Church. Our Wedding Services are very flexible and allow for the selection of the readings and prayer that suit your circumstances best whether a young couple marrying for the first time or for a couple coming to Scotland to marry in church having not been able to in another country. With the selection of traditional rituals available you can make your celebration one that works for you and your life now. As our loved ones die and we wish to mark their passing as unique individuals, the SEC Funeral Services provide the perfect framework for saying goodbye and remembering with dignity and joy lives which were shared with us. If you would like to discuss any of these ministries please contact the Rector who will be pleased to help you create a dignified and profound event suited to you. |
The Lectionery and Calendar of the Scottish Episcopal Church can be found here Daily Scripture readings at the Eucharist for Year B may be found here in date order. it contains details of the readings set for each day of the year and all the festivals and celebrations we shall observe in 2021 You can support the ongoing work of the SEC through a Legacy in your Will See the Provincial website page -> Leave a Legacy for further details |
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Monthly Newsletter is now being produced locally to pick up in Church, back copies can be found on the archive page Weekly downloads: PEWSHEET - Weekly INTERCESSIONS - GOSPEL Reflection Streaming of the Provincial SEC weekly Service can be found here. Daily Prayer in the Scottish Episcopal Church is an important part of our spiritual life and can be followed here |
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