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.​
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Our community is part of the
The Scottish Episcopal Church,
which is itself a part of the worldwide Anglican Communion.​
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We aim to be a safe, welcoming and peaceful place for everyone.
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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.​​
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Wednesday 27th August
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10:30 Holy Communion (Said)​
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Sunday 31st August
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08:30 Holy Communion 1929 Scottish Prayer Book.
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11:00 Holy Communion 1982 Service (2022 edition)
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Noticeboard​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Readings and Notices 17th August (Pentecost 10)​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Readings and Notices 10th August (Pentecost 9)​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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August Newsletter
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Bishop Andrew will conduct the 11am Eucharist on Sunday 31st August and Michael and Tate will be confirmed during the service. Please join us for this special occasion.​​​​​​​​
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All members of the congregation are invited to an Afternoon Tea this Friday 29th August in aid of Mary's Meals. See the poster and flyers in church for more info. Tickets cost £10 and are available from Sue, Elaine H or Jean.
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Thank you to Reverend Mark-Aaron and Cigil for hosting a lovely garden party at the Rectory on 23rd August. The sun shone, the food was delicious and a good time was had by all.
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Thank you to all our volunteers who made the Teddy Bear Parachute Drop a success. Around £700 was raised for two charities. Pictures of the afternoon are available here.
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Knit and Natter continues on Wednesdays from 11am until 1.30pm. All welcome.​​
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Rotas for June, July and August
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Latest Brechin Bulletin. All the news from the Diocese. ​​​
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Latest news from the Province
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St Mary's News
Charity Teddy Bear Parachute Drop
Thank you to all volunteers and owners of brave bears and other creatures who attended our parachute drop
on August 9th. A special thanks to all the crew at Balmossie Fire and Rescue Station who were so welcoming and helpful.
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We raised around £700 for the two charities we were supporting:
Aberlour - Scotland's Children's Charity
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Family Support Trust
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Thanks to John Alexander for being our photographer for the day.
Upcoming events
Our next Taize service will take place on Sunday 12th October.
Bieser, F. 2012. Illumination Taizé-Cross. Public domain licence.