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Rector’s Letter May 2020
Glasgow and Galloway Diocesan News
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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Covid-19 Following the government advice and decisions by Scottish Episcopal Church, all services of public worship were suspended. As the country gradually starts to re-open, the Bishops Advisory Group on the reopening of churches is producing regular guidance https://www.scotland.anglican.org/phase-3- update-and-phase-2-faqs-from-advisory-group/ Please see below for details of the online broadcasts of Sunday Eucharist Everything is very strange just now but, where we can, we must stay in touch - online, by telephone and most of all in prayer for one another.
Online worship on Sundays As part of the ongoing response to the Coronavirus pandemic the Scottish Episcopal Church (SEC) has begun broadcasting video coverage of Eucharistic 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/ Rector’s Sunday Notes for Sunday 5th July