Be aware that, because of the continuing requirement for some social distancing, mask wearing, Protect and Trace and other anti-coronavirus measures, not all our activities have restarted or are being run in their pre-pandemic form. Where available, details are given in the entries in this calendar or our Regular activities page.
Click on the calendar entry for extra details, if these are available.
Unless otherwise noted, all the events shown will be held at Rosyth Methodist Church. You can get directions at this link.
This calendar is mostly for our regular worship and church-focused meetings, plus special meetings of other groups and ecumenical events. However, as explained at this link, our building is in use throughout the week by other groups, and their regular meetings have not been listed here, to make the calendar less cluttered.
At 10:30am we meet in partnership with our Methodist friends, celebrating our first joint service for 18 months with a Harvest Thanksgiving Communion led by Rev Eddie Sykes and using the Methodist liturgy.
It will be such a joyful occasion for both churches to worship together again and to offer thanksgiving, and we do hope that you will be able to attend. Donations and small gifts of non-perishable goods and toiletries for the Food Bank in Rosyth can be brought to church on the day.
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and, if desired, 1 metre social distancing in church. As we are still observing this 1m distancing in church, can you please let Alan Taylor (St Margaret's) or David Salthouse (RMC) know by 5:00pm on Saturday 25 September if you plan to be there.
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at the parables of our Lord
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
Today we are back to weekly worship at 9.30am and our service is led by Alan Taylor
Our readings are: Genesis 2.18-24; Hebrews 1.1-4, 2.5-12; Mark 10.2-16
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and, 1 metre social distancing in church. We continue to sing hymns ( wearing masks) and ae ed by the choir, there is no physical contact during the Peace, and just the bread given to you as you take a socially-distanced communion. but we hope that you will find blessing from this time of worship as we gather in person.
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at the parables of our Lord
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
This is the last in a series of studies that has taken us through the Book of Hebrews. This week our study of Hebrews 13:18–25 has the title “Final Greetings and Conclusion ”. Our study will be facilitated by Rev Eddie Sykes, who will be providing study notes before the session. You can catch up on earlier topics in this post.
This Zoom meeting will have a time of sharing as we gather, and will finish at about 11:40am. To take part, please email Eddie at minister@nullrosythmethodist.org.uk for an access code.
We welcome back the Rev Liz Crumlish, who is celebrating and preaching this morning
Our readings are: Amos 5.6-7, 10-15; Hebrews 4.12-16; Mark 10.17-31
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and 1 metre social distancing in church. We continue to sing hymns (wearing masks) and are now led by the choir, there is no physical contact during the Peace, and just the bread given to you as you take a socially-distanced communion, but we hope that you will find blessing from this time of worship as we gather in person.
This morning our covid-compliant service of Methodist Morning Worship in the church includes Holy Communion. The service will include a warm welcome to those new members who have joined from the former Kirkcaldy Methodist Church. It will also include a short history of the beginnings of the Methodist work which began in Kirkcaldy – an inspiring story.
The Lectionary readings for the day are: Amos 5: 6–7, 10–15; Psalm 90: 12–17; Hebrews 4: 12–16; Mark 10: 17–31
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at John Bunyan's " The Pilgrim's Progress"
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and 1 metre social distancing in church. We continue to sing hymns (wearing masks) and are now led by the choir, there is no physical contact during the Peace, and just the bread given to you as you take a socially-distanced communion, but we hope that you will find blessing from this time of worship as we gather in person.
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at John Bunyan's " The Pilgrim's Progress"
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
Gathering: Bishop Ian has asked each Area Council to hold a “mini-gathering". The date set for St Andrews West Council event is Saturday 23 October, at St. Peter’s, Kirkcaldy, 10am for 10:30am finishing with a service at 3pm. The plan is to hold an opening and a closing worship and there will be workshops/presentations about the response of the church in relation to Climate Change and Pilgrimage (next year is the year of pilgrimage), both very relevant topics. Speakers will be provided by the diocese. Participants will have the opportunity to attend both presentations - one before lunch and one after. Lunch will be “bring your own” because of Covid restrictions. If you would like to attend please complete an application form and return it by 16 October to Rev Canon Christine Fraser
Rector, St Peter's Kirkcaldy and SS Mary and Leonard Kinghorn
1 Longbraes Gardens, Kirkcaldy KY2 5YJ
Tel 01592 204208; Mob 07751 299804
Email cnfraser@nullbtinternet.com
At 10:30am we meet in partnership with our Methodist friends.
The service will be led by Rev Dr Michael Paterson and Rev Eddie Sykes, who will preach.
The readings are: Jeremiah 31.7-9; Mark 10.46-52
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and 1 metre social distancing in church.
While there is now plenty of room, we still have Test and Protect obligations, so will need to record your attendance, and ask for contact details if we don’t already have them. However, we are no longer asking you to pre-register for services – just turn up for a warm welcome!
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at John Bunyan's " The Pilgrim's Progress"
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
Our readings are: Isaiah 25.6-9; Revelation 21.1-6a; John 11.32-44
Even though we are at a level described as ‘Beyond Level 0’ in Scotland, we are encouraged to keep to the Covid protocols of hand sanitizing, wearing of facemasks, good ventilation, trace and track, and 1 metre social distancing in church. We continue to sing hymns (wearing masks) and are now led by the choir, there is no physical contact during the Peace, and just the bread given to you as you take a socially-distanced communion, but we hope that you will find blessing from this time of worship as we gather in person.
The weekly ecumenical study group continues at 7pm, at present on Zoom.
The Group is currently looking at John Bunyan's " The Pilgrim's Progress"
This group is well established and offers friendship as well a more serious, but also relaxed evening of bible study. If you are interested in joining in please contact Alan Taylor in the first instance.
Joint Communion Service
Ecumenical Study Group (Zoom)
Sung Communion
