Diocesan Update The latest newsletter from the Diocese, including Bishop Kevin’s Message can be found here
Revd Paul Romano’s farewellSunday 31st May
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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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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/ The Well Multi-Cultural Resource Centre's fantastic team of dedicated volunteers has reduced significantly in the last year for various reasons such as health concerns and new employment. We are appealing to our Church Partners to ask congregations or suitable individuals if they are interested in the opportunity of being a volunteer Advice Worker. Further information Traidcraft is back - Catherine is ready to take your orders click here for details
Morning Prayer As of Monday 31 May, The Southside Regional Council will say Morning Prayer on Zoom on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday each week. Please contact St Margaret’s Newlands: stmargaretsnewlands@btinternet.com for link.
Sunday services follow the current guidelines for public worship from the Scottish government and the Scottish Episcopal Church.
Currently we hold a 10:15 am said Eucharist to which all are welcome. As we are now in an Interregnum, the services will be taken by different local priests.