Regular services
Sundays
8.30 am
Eucharist
10.15 am
Sung Eucharist
Thursdays
9.30 am
Morning Prayer
10 am
Eucharist (1970)
1st Saturday of the month
10 am Healing Service
1st Sunday of the month
8 am
Morning Prayer
© St Ninians Episcopal Church, Glasgow which is a charity registered under no.SC010966
St Ninian's is part of the Scottish Episcopal Church which is part of the of the Anglican Communion throughout the world.
Welcome to St Ninian’s Episcopal Church in Pollokshields, Glasgow
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.
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Together we want to re-shape our part of Glasgow.
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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.
The next Coffee Morning will be on
Saturday 9th March
GDPR at St Ninian’s
In 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
Sunday 24th Feb Epiphany 7,
8:00 Morning Prayer, 8:30 Said Eucharist, 10:15 Sung Eucharist
Fri 1st March
World Day of Prayer 2019 2pm in St Ninian’s church hall
Sat 2nd March
Healing Service 10 am
Sunday 3rd March Epiphany 8
8:00 Morning Prayer, 8:30 Said Eucharist, 10:15 Sung Eucharist
27th-30th March RATS presents “Celebration” at the Tramway
On Sunday 17 Feb we marked the retirement of Reverend Eamonn
Rodgers, who has served St Ninian's as Assistant Priest for over 12 years
and as Lay Reader for many years before that. He has carried us through
some challenging times. Thank you Eamonn.
