We may not be meeting for Sunday Services but that doesn’t mean that Church is going to stop. It just means we’re being creative about how we learn, worship and pray together as a Church. Read about WHAT'S ON
Coronavirus has changed our way of life. Read about the latest postponements and news
We’ve been sending out information to the congregation by email and will shortly be making phone contact with everyone - make sure your contact details are up to date
This week's bulletin, the weekly message, events and activities - all in one place
Thoughts for the Day will now be longer and include both a prayer and an action for you to do at home. These are to help us to connect with God and grow in our faith.
Christianity is a practical faith lived out every day. Inside the house or outside the house we are called to be salt and light to the world. Check here for some ideas on things you can do in the current situation
Every week someone from the ministry team or the church family is recoding a short message. Not being in the physical church won’t stop us gathering round God’s word.
Every week there is a bulletin sent out via email for people that will have items in it on how to keep connected, how to keep our faith growing, how to keep reaching out and how to keep our hope alive.
Share ‘n’ Wear has moved online for the duration of the crisis. Read all about our climate challenge project on the Granton Goes Greener website
If you know of anyone who would appreciate a printed copy of the Bulletin and the previous week’s Thought for the Day, you can print off copies from this page >>>
So many people are carrying out acts of kindness – if you know of any send them to ark@granton.org.uk
There’s a Bulletin every week – read now or subscribe and get it sent to your inbox every Thursday.
We’ll also send you a Thought for the Day every day at 7am
You might think church has stopped, it hasn’t. We can’t do what we normally do so we are getting creative in how we keep our church community connected and how we reach out to the wider community. Given we are a people of hope its really important we embody this hope right now.
Here at Granton we offer a range of social and spiritual groups, covering all ages, where you can mix, enjoy fellowship and grow within our community.
The Church of Scotland plays an essential role in providing worship and spiritual guidance for key life events, from child blessings and baptisms to marriage and funerals.
