Holy Cross Church Edinburgh
A friendly Episcopalian (Anglican) church in Davidson's Mains, Edinburgh
Behnam is an Iranian Christian who had to flee Iran due to persecution. He says, ‘As a Christian myself, my music carries a deeper spiritual purpose. The message of this concert is to create a bridge of unity and solidarity between Christians in Iran – who are living under very difficult circumstances – and the […]
A simple contemplative service using the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, lasting about half an hour, with a 3-4 minute period of silence for reflection within the service. There is no singing.
A service for all with music and singing which usually lasts about an hour and is followed by coffee in the hall. There is a buggy park and a space available in the church with books and toys for younger children and their adults who may wish to use it.
30 minutes of shared silent meditative prayer without pressure to do or be anything other than present to what the silence may hold.
A simple contemplative service using the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, lasting about half an hour. We usually gather for coffee in the church after the service.
A simple contemplative service using the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, lasting about half an hour, with a 3-4 minute period of silence for reflection within the service. There is no singing.
A service for all with music and singing which usually lasts about an hour and is followed by coffee in the hall. There is a buggy park and a space available in the church with books and toys for younger children and their adults who may wish to use it.
30 minutes of shared silent meditative prayer without pressure to do or be anything other than present to what the silence may hold.
A simple contemplative service using the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, lasting about half an hour. We usually gather for coffee in the church after the service.
A simple contemplative service using the 1982 Scottish Liturgy, lasting about half an hour, with a 3-4 minute period of silence for reflection within the service. There is no singing.