Below you’ll find the headers of some recent posts from the Facebook page to which members of our Local Ecumenical Partnership contribute – click “See More” or the Facebook link at the end to show the whole post. And do please visit (and like/follow!) our Facebook page by clicking the icon in the right-hand column of the page.
It was good to take part in a bring-and-share lunch today that recognised the contribution made to our fellowship by Deacon Elizabeth Harfleet over the three years she's been with us. Jean and Gwyneth marshalled the splendid eats, much enjoyed by the 40+ people who stayed after the service, after which Sue and Mary presented flowers, with Elizabeth responding, as you'll see from the pictures.
Fortunately it's not quite goodbye yet, because Elizabeth is coming back next week to lead "Pilgrims on a journey", our Sunday@Six at 6.00pm on 2 June. DO come if you can. ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 26 May 2019 ·
We invite you to help us celebrate “Creation and Enlightenment” on Sunday 5 May at 6.00pm. Our service will look at the lasting legacy of four people from the Age of Enlightenment, with music from the period supported by the choir and the praise band. Do come and join us for what we hope will be an interesting and uplifting service, and stay behind afterwards for tea/coffee and refreshments. ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 29 April 2019 ·
The World Day of Prayer service for Rosyth and District is on Friday, 1st March, at 2 pm. All are welcome. ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 18 February 2019 ·
We were delighted to hear that our friend Rev Dr Michael Paterson has been short-listed for election to the office of Bishop of Glasgow & Galloway. The Electoral Synod meets on Saturday 9 March, with the election of the new Bishop on Saturday 16 March, and we ask your prayers both for all the candidates and for those who have to discern God’s will for the future direction of their diocese.
We were so pleased that the announcement linked below recognises Michael’s service to St Margaret’s, where he encouraged and inspired us during our inter-regnum, and preached many memorable sermons. Enter Paterson in the search box on our websites, and you’ll find some of them used in our Thoughts for the Month!
glasgow.anglican.org/2019/02/05/episcopal-candidates-announced/ ... See MoreSee Less
Episcopal Candidates Announced - United Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway
-official Announcement from the Scottish Episcopal Church begins- Three candidates short-listed in vacancy for new Bishop of Glasgow & Galloway Three candidates have been short-listed for election to ...Posted 8 February 2019 ·
Christmas will soon be here … too soon for the adults, not soon enough for the children! Well, the children have had their Christingle, so now it's time for something to remind us older folk of the real story behind Christmas. This year Sue Masson has blended poetry and music into a Christmas Anthology that tells that story. The praise band are bringing their friends; the choir will be there; but it needs you to sing some favourite Christmas hymns and eat the mincepies! 6.00pm on Sunday 23 December. ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 14 December 2018 ·
'From Hurt to Hope ' a different kind of service tonight at 7pm for those who find hope and peace at Christmas impossible. This may be because of painful memories, the loss of al loved one, financial hardship, a breakdown in personal relationships, or fears for the future and family circumstances. During the service we will be given a chance to offer up the pain, loneliness, the sad memories, the anxiety and fear to the one whose birth we eagerly await. ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 6 December 2018 ·
- 26 May 2019
10:30 am Messy Church - 26 May 2019
11:00 am Joint Communion - 28 May 2019
9:45 am EDWJ Group
More details at this link
Sundays
(except 4th)
0930 Sung Eucharist
(occasionally we start at 0915 – see What’s on for details)
1100 Methodist Worship
4th Sundays:
Worship together
1030 “Messy Church” during term-time
1100 Joint Communion
“Sunday@Six”
1800
Mostly on 1st Sundays, but not every month, and occasionally on a Saturday – see What’s on for details