If you are wondering whether All Saints might be for you, please  come and visit. We hope this page helps with those deliberations. All Saints is the Scottish Episcopal Church but you don’t need to be a Scottish Episcopalian or an Anglican (we are part of the Anglican Communion). Anyone can walk through our door and join us and please be assured of a very warm welcome.

Our main service on a Sunday Morning at 10.30am is a Sung Eucharist (sometimes known as Communion, the Lord’s Supper or Mass). The service used is the 1982 revised Scottish Liturgy, which is a modernlanguage service. We sing hymns and some of the liturgy (the words of the service) most Sundays. This service is usually livestreamed on our Facebook page and available afterwards for viewing on Facebook or our YouTube channel.

On a 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month there is a Said Eucharist which uses the traditional language of the 1970 Scottish Liturgy.

We are a very friendly church. We have started to have coffee again after the service where you can meet everyone. We also run a Wednesday Lunch Group with soup and rolls for congregation and friends. Everyone is very welcome to join us.

Every Wednesday there is Morning Prayer at 10.00am and a Said Eucharist at 10.30am.

Our Rector is the Revd David Guest (below left). We also have an Associate Priest, the Revd Dr Kevin Francis (below right). 

We have a wonderful organist, Elena Smirnova, who also directs our church choir.  New recruits to the choir will be most welcome.

We have some small groups during the week for Bible Study, Discussion, Prayer and Fellowship where you would be given a warm welcome.

We are not able to offer Sunday School and Creche regularly but we hope we can restart soon. If there are enough children and trained supervisors present it may be possible to offer these, otherwise children are very welcome in church, where we can provide colouring books or other activities as required.

More information on day to day activities can be found in our monthly magazine