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Money Matters Please read this letter from our Rector and Treasurer

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St Ninian’s is an inclusive and welcoming church. We aim to bring together the young and the old in worship; people new to church-going and those who have worshipped for a long time; cradle Glaswegians and newly-arrived visitors from overseas. Together we want to explore and understand a little of God’s timelessness. • Together we want to re-shape our part of Glasgow. • Join us and let’s explore together! We hope you will find enough within these pages to encourage you to visit and join us in worship. Forthcoming events will be posted on our Diary page and reports of previous ones will appear in the News page and on our Facebook page.

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GDPR at St Ninian’sIn common with all organisations, St Ninian’s clergy and vestry hold information about individuals for the purposes of providing services and information about the church and its activities. You can read our Privacy Policy here. Please contact the Rector - rector@stnininasglasgow.org.uk or Vestry Secretary - secretary@stniniansglasgow.org.uk for more information

www.stniniansglasgow.org.uk does NOT collect any information from visitors to this site

Online worship on Sundays Whilst many churches are reopening, many people may not feel able to return yet and the Scottish Episcopal Church will still continue broadcasting video coverage of services via its website, social media channels and YouTube channel. The web page for the broadcast is located at http://www.scotland.anglican.org/broadcast-sunday-worship/

for more information please read this letter from The Well

World Day of Prayer - Scotland Obviously the World Day of Prayer cannot go ahead in the usual form this year. I also have not yet heard of any local online services but there will be a national service broadcast on 5th March. I do not yet have details for it. They will be posted in due course on the World Day of Prayer Scotland website: http://www.wdpscotland.org.uk/default.htm

Bishop’s Lent Appeal Bishop Kevin has chosen Aberlour as the subject of our Lent Appeal this year. Aberlour supports children, young people and families to give them the best chance to flourish, and has been doing so for over 140 years. The origins of the Charity have a fascinating history and explain the strong link with the Scottish Episcopal Church (see the history section on their website, which also tells you much more about the charity: www.aberlour.org.uk). As we will not have our traditional Lent Boxes, you are invited to donate directly to: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/diocese-of-glasgow-galloway

LEVEL 4 RESTRICTIONS With great regret, and following the announcement of continuation of Level 4 restrictions, our services are suspended until further notice