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.​​
Next service​s​​​​​​​​​​
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Sunday 8th February​
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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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5:00 pm Taizé worship
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Wednesday 11th February
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10:30 Holy Communion 1982 (Said)
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Sunday 15th February​
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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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Wednesday 18th February
(Ash Wednesday)
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10:30 Holy Communion 1982 (Said with Imposition of Ashes
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​Ash Wednesday: Imposition of Ashes with Holy Communion on February 18th at 10:30am​
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Our Cosy Space and Knit and Natter continues on Wednesdays after the 10.30 service until 4pm. No need to be a knitter! All welcome.
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Rota for February and March​
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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
Knitting projects for spring
Over the next couple of months there are two projects for budding and experienced knitters and crocheters. Patterns will be available at the back of church.
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We are making prayer crosses for our friends at Ballumbie Court Care Home (or anybody else who might need one). There are a couple of patterns you could use knitting pattern 1 knitting pattern 2 , crochet video tutorial.
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We are also making hats for people who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy treatment. These will be given to Ninewells Hospital Oncology ward. Please use soft wool. The knitting pattern is available here and the crochet pattern here.
Upcoming events
St Mary's Book Group
The book group will next be meeting on Monday 9th March at 2.30 pm in Willows. We will be discussing The Lighthouse Stevensons by Bella Bathurst. The book tells the extraordinary story of the building of the Scottish lighthouses by the ancestors of Robert Louis Stevenson against impossible odds. The Lighthouse Stevensons, all four generations of them, built every lighthouse round Scotland, were responsible for a slew of inventions in both construction and optics, and achieved feats of engineering in conditions that would be forbidding even today. The Observer reviewed this book as "an enthralling story, vivaciously recounted". If this sounds like your kind of book, please join us
New members are always welcome!