St Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church, Broughty Ferry
Welcome
St. Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church has been a faithful worshipping community in Broughty Ferry for over 150 years.
Our community is part of the Diocese of Brechin in
The Scottish Episcopal Church, which is itself a part of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
We aim to be a safe, welcoming and peaceful place for everyone.
For times when our community is not using it, we are pleased to accept enquiries from community groups seeking to use our church building.
Our church is wheelchair accessible.
Next services
Wednesday 21st October
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10:30 Holy Communion (Said)
Sunday 25th October
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08:30 Holy Communion (Said - 1929 Scottish Prayer Book)
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11:00 Holy Communion (Sung - Scottish Liturgy 1982 Service book - 2022 edition)
Wednesday 28th October
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10:30 Holy Communion (Said)
Sunday 1st November
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08:30 Holy Communion (Said - 1929 Scottish Prayer Book)
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11:00 Holy Communion (Sung - Scottish Liturgy 1982 Service book - 2022 edition)
- 5:00 pm All Souls' Evensong
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Noticeboard
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St Mary's is part of the national network of Warm Spaces. From October to March, we are open on Wednesdays from 11am - 4pm. Good company, knitting and crocheting advice, light refreshments, board games, colouring books are all available. We also have a Rummikub Club. If you don't know how to play this boardgame, come along and we'd be happy to show you. Feel free to drop in any time, for a cuppa, chat, quiet time or company. All welcome.
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Thank you to everybody who contributed to our Harvest Festival on Sunday 4th October. And especially to the flower arrangers for making the church look so lovely.
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Rota for October.
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Latest Brechin Bulletin. All the news from the Diocese.
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Upcoming events
Live music at St Mary's
Friday 23rd October
Local music promoters Hypercoaster welcome another high quality performer to St Mary's with one of the UK’s most distinctive and versatile singers Ainsley Hamill.
Known for her remarkable voice, storytelling, and emotive style, Ainsley has built a career celebrated for its authenticity, merging traditional Scottish folk with a modern touch.
Doors open at 7pm.
Tickets available from the Hypercoaster (not from St Mary's)
