St Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church, Broughty Ferry
Our services
Sundays 08.30
A Holy Communion (Eucharist)
Service set in traditional language. We use the 1929 Scottish Prayer Book for a quiet, reflective service without music.
Sundays 11.00
A Holy Communion (Eucharist) service set in modern language.
Based on the 1982 Service (2022 edition).
We pray quite a bit, out loud and in silence; We praise God just by gathering together in His name, but also with our voices through listening and SINGING!
Afterwards, you are invited to stay for refreshments and fellowship.
Wednesdays 10.30
A Holy Communion (Eucharist) service set in modern language.
Based on our 1982 Service Book (2022 edition), we offer a quiet and reflective worship, followed by refreshment.
First Sunday of each month 17.00
An Evening (Evensong) service set in traditional language
We use the 1929 Scottish Prayer Book for a quiet, reflective service with hymns, plainsong and the occasional anthem.
Second Sunday of each month 17.00
Taize Service
Taizé Prayer is evening prayer for all Christian faiths. It is a simple, meditative form of worship, calling us to dwell deeply on Christ's presence around and within us
More about our worship
Within the Episcopal tradition our central rite is the Holy Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion or the Mass).
Founded upon Jesus’ final meal with his disciples in which bread and wine were made the signs of his body and blood, this rite celebrates His presence and His people once again offer their lives to God in union with Christ.
For our Holy Eucharist services on Sundays we use the Scottish Liturgy 1982 (revised 2022) at 11 am and the 1929 Scottish Prayer Book at 8.30 am.
Our readings (Old Testament, New Testament and Holy Gospel) are taken from the Revised Common Lectionary.
We use the Hymns Ancient & Modern Hymns and Songs for Refreshing Worship book which contains a mixture of traditional and newer hymns and these are played on the organ or piano by our organist Ian.
We also have occasional Taizé services.
Check our calendar for upcoming services
After our 11am service on Sundays and the 10.30 service on Wednesdays, everyone is invited to stay for refreshments and a time of fellowship.
Morning Prayer Online
A 25 minute online service via Facebook using the daily Scottish Episcopal Church Morning Prayer
Pastoral visiting team
Care of all God's people is very important to us; to this end, we have a dedicated Lay Pastoral Visiting Team who are willing to make contact with and visit those who might appreciate a listening ear and some extra support.
The Pastoral Visiting Team works closely with the Ministry Team and will refer people to the Team as needed.
In addition, our Rector, Reader & Lay Eucharistic Ministers will be happy to take Holy Communion to people in their homes.
If you or someone you know would appreciate a visit, either at home or in hospital, please leave a message on 01382 781659.
