Author Archives: Rector

Christmas Shopping

That time of the year is upon us once more, if you are someone who buys from Amazon you can now also support St Paul & St John the Evangelist buy purchasing your items through the portal below. You don’t … Continue reading

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AGM Election Results

Congratulations to: Ronnie re-elected as Lay Representative Tracey elected as Alternate Lay Representative Allison elected as People’s Warden.

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AGM

Our AGM will take place after the service on Sunday 14th November. Papers are available at the back of the church.

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Hallowing

Blessed be your name, Holy One who blesses us with seasons. Autumnal myriad hues, like Joseph’s coat, Swirl around, reminders of your radiant presence and your love. Always with us. Waning Hunter moon its labour easing drawing out the night, … Continue reading

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All Saints

This year we will be celebrating All Saints on Sunday 31st October at 11am. If you wish to bring the liturgy with you on an electronic device you will find the pdf below. From its earliest days, the Church has … Continue reading

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Ghana

The Primus writes: Media reports yesterday of support within the Anglican Church of Ghana for a legislative motion to implement an appalling raft of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation will be heart breaking to many across Scotland, and around the world. Support for … Continue reading

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All Souls Service

There will be a service for the Commemoration of All Souls on Tuesday 2nd November at 7.30pm. The service will take the form of a Said Eucharist with time for reflection and an opportunity to light a candle in memory … Continue reading

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Appointment of Diocesan Makar

Bishop Kevin is delighted to announce the appointment of the Rev Kirstin Freeman as the Makar of the United Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway. The term makar, borrowed from Scottish literature, relates to a poet or bard, coming from the … Continue reading

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