Services  

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Church Office open Tuesday - Thursday : 9.15am - 2.15pm, Friday 9.15am - 12.15pm.

St Michaels Parish Church is at the junction of Ardmillan Terrace and Slateford Road in Edinburgh.
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Accessible by bus: Nos. 4, 10, 27, 28, 35, 44, 44A, N44 & 66

Hearing loop in church

Disabled access to church and halls

11a.m. every Sunday - Morning Service
11a.m. Communion is held the last Sunday of every January, March, June & October.
10.30a.m. Sundays during July and August only.

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Musical Director
Stuart Montgomery email

Music for Church Services during current month. View list

Blast Off for children ages 5 - 11 years

 Creche also available during the service.

The real story of Christmas - Click here to learn about it.
Who is this Jesus? Is he relevant to life today? Click here to find out who he is.

Choir
Meets each Sunday 10a.m. for practice.

They provide a substantial contribution to Music in Worship as part of the Sunday services. A wide range of repertoire extends from traditional anthems to spirituals and specially composed arrangements. They meet weekly between September and June.

choir inside church choir outside church

24th January 2010 - WORSHIP FOR THE WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY 2010 - You are Witnesses.
6.30pm in Gorgie Parish Church.
This year, the host nation for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is my own, Scotland, and they have chosen the vivid account of Jesus’ Resurrection as the focus for our thought and prayers about Christian unity. The unity in Christ that we seek and pray for implies that we are called to embrace something new, something that will change us and the church – from something disunited to a Church that is one in Christ.
At the present time, some commentators have observed that the ecumenical movement is ‘becalmed’. Recently, CTBI has been pondering that metaphor and have related it to another - the desert. In Christian spirituality the desert is not only a lonely, sometimes hostile place, but also a place of spiritual renewal and growth, a place where faith is strengthened and deepened. So if there is a sense that we are ‘becalmed’ in our ecumenical journey we might see this not as a cause for mourning but an opportunity for renewal and rekindled hope.
During this Week of Prayer for Christian Unity I hope you will join with us to pray for that renewed passion for Christian Unity and see in particular the risen Christ in our midst.
Revd Bob Fyffe, General Secretary, Churches Together in Britain and Ireland