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As the Covid death toll in the UK passes the 100,000 mark, the College of Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church has asked for prayers for all those who have suffered during the pandemic.![]()
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The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have also issued a call for England to pause and reflect, to remember those who have died and all those who know and love them.![]()
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“Please hold in prayer the families of those across the UK who have lost their lives during the Covid pandemic, now numbering over 100,000,” said The Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus, on behalf of the College of Bishops.![]()
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“We give thanks to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York for joining us in our regular and daily prayers for the sick and those who have lost loved ones.![]()
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“Please also this evening pray for those who are sitting with the dying.”
Posted 26 January 2021 ·
You may wish to ‘like’ the SEC Facebook, but for now, here’s yesterday’s service for young children.
Children's Chapel for Epiphany 3
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Posted 25 January 2021 ·
In these challenging times, there are some opportunities not 'usually' available to us, and so ..... this year the Heriot-Watt University Chaplaincy Annual Public Lecture is on-line, free and open to the public, and so is accessible to everyone!![]()
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The speaker, Professor Alister McGrath, is a renowned academic, author and public speaker, who regularly works with national and international media. His lecture on “Science, Faith and the Meaning of Life: Comparing Richard Dawkins and Albert Einstein”, which will be based on his current unpublished research, is to be live-streamed via Microsoft Teams Live at 7.30pm on Monday 8 February.![]()
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Please register via Eventbrite to receive access details or, if you are unable to access Eventbrite, please email ku.ca.wh@ycnialpahc before Wednesday 3 February.
Science, Faith and the Meaning of Life (Heriot-Watt University Chaplaincy)
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Heriot-Watt University Chaplaincy Annual Public LecturePosted 24 January 2021 ·
Today's "Five a day at Five" from Edinburgh Methodist Church - at 5pm each week day, an invitation to spend five minutes in prayer for the needs around us. #fiveadayatfive![]()
It's a small opportunity for us to take part in all that God continues to do through prayer.![]()
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City of Edinburgh Methodist ChurchToday's Five a day at Five for Friday the 22nd #fiveadayatfive
Posted 22 January 2021 ·
Rev Lorna Murray, an ordained minister of the Methodist Church, and supernumerary Minister in our District, has written a book – Mental Health For All: Community Well-Being and the Church – which has been very positively reviewed by Rev Helen Cameron. ![]()
Check out this link on our Website where you will find the review (click on the image of the front cover).
Mental Health For All | Rosyth Methodist Church
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Mental Health For All Published 22 January 2021 Rev Lorna Murray, Supernumerary Minister in our District, has written a book – Mental Health For All: Community Well-Being and the Church – which ha...Posted 22 January 2021 ·
A reminder about this evening's event.Our own Primus, Bishop Mark Strange is one of the speakers![]()
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On January 22, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons takes effect. It's a momentous occasion - a day to celebrate. But Scotland is a reluctant host to nuclear weapons and the UK government hasn't signed the treaty. ![]()
Pax Christi Scotland has organised a time to reflect and pray 7-8pm. ![]()
Link to register to join on January 22 is in comments.
Posted 22 January 2021 ·
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