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Rosyth Methodist Church with St Margaret’s Scottish Episcopal Church
A partnership between Rosyth Methodist Church and St Margaret’s Scottish Episcopal Church
Our friends at Forthview Church @ Rosyth (the new name for the Parish Church indicating its other linked churches) are inviting everyone to a "United in Worship Evening" on Thursday 12 September from 7.30–9.00pm in Rosyth Parish Church. This will be led by Phoenix Lane, a local group who use the church hall to rehearse throughout the year and have previously held a worship evening at the church.
The Scottish Methodist Gathering is coming up quickly and we hope it will be a great weekend of fellowship, worship, study and so much more! Do book your place as soon as you can using eventbrite on this link: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-scottish-methodist-gathering-2024-gathering-to-grow-tickets-731171051297
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In this time of fear, anger and unrest, the world needs to know there is love. That’s why as a Church we are encouraging everyone to #SeeTheLove Why not use this film as a chance to reflect and pray.
Available to download and show in your church, service or group. In this time of uncertainty and fear the Methodist Church encourages us to continue to see the...
The latest Call to Prayer is now linked to www.churchofscotland.org.uk/worship/prayers/call-to-prayer-general-election-2024 – only a few days to go to make a difference!
Call to Prayer: General Election 2024
On behalf of the churches that we serve, we encourage Christians in Scotland to engage actively, constructively, and charitably in the democratic process of...
On everybody's minds at the moment is Thursday 4 July … lots of media coverage, and probably much misinformation on social media. And your choice couldn't be more important, which is why the churches working together are encouraging Christians in Scotland to engage actively, constructively, and charitably in the democratic process of the General Election.You'll find their call to prayer (very reminiscent of the response to the pandemic!) at
Call to Prayer: General Election 2024
On behalf of the churches that we serve, we encourage Christians in Scotland to engage actively, constructively, and charitably in the democratic process of...