All men of the congregation and community are welcome at the monthly breakfast held on the 2nd Saturday of each month, at 9 am in the West Hall and kitchen.
Are you new?
Whether you are just visiting or looking for a church home, you’ll be assured of a warm welcome here at Granton.
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If you’d like to find out more about us and get connected into the community please pick up a copy of our information sheet from the back of the church – or ask one of the Welcome Team for a copy.
What to expect
The only thing we ask you to do is to relax. You are with people just like you. Whether you have been here many times or never been to Church before, you can anticipate an encouraging and enlightening experience.
A bit about us
Our style of worship includes both contemporary and traditional hymns and songs. Words are projected on the big screen so you won’t need any hymn books.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
Children at the service
Children and babies are more than welcome to stay with their parents throughout the service. Parents are also welcome to use the sofas in the coffee area during the service.
No strings attached
If you are a guest with us today, please don’t feel you need to give any money in the offering. This service is our gift to you.
Find out more and Get Connected
Visit grantonchurch.org.uk or have a chat with any of the Welcome Team at the back of the church.
Minister: Rev Mary MacLeod-Rivett
To get in touch with the church by email, send a message to info@granton.org.uk or phone 0131 210 0540
Session Clerk
Dan Docwra
dan@granton.org.uk
0131 467 4239
To find out more about anything in the bulletin stay on after the service for a coffee and a chat.
Order of service and news for this Sunday
An extraordinary fusion of classic big band jazz standards and soul-stirring songs of faith!
Congregations in Edinburgh are invited to stand in Christian love and solidarity at a counter-protest outside St Giles’ Cathedral on Saturday 26 September at 11:00 AM.
Both congregations are warmly invited to a special joint social event on Saturday, October 3rd at 7:30 pm.
Our next FairTrade stall will be after church on Sunday 27th September.
Order of service and news for this Sunday
All men of the congregation and community are welcome at the monthly breakfast held on the 2nd Saturday of each month, at 9 am in the West Hall and kitchen.
Once again we will kick off our Christmas season with the Community Tree lighting event. We are ready for a great night where the community gathers together to celebrate the start of Advent and the lead up to Christmas.
The Wednesday Lunch team are taking a 2 week break, returning on Wednesday 15th October. 3 courses for only £4!
Once again we will kick off our Christmas season with the Community Tree lighting event. We are ready for a great night where the community gathers together to celebrate the start of Advent and the lead up to Christmas.
All of our services are livestreamed to Facebook, hosted on Zoom, and available on our YouTube channel. Listen to the service while out on your walk. If you have a smart TV you can watch it on that.
All men of the congregation and community are welcome at the monthly breakfast held on the 2nd Saturday of each month, at 9 am in the West Hall and kitchen.
The annual Community Act of Remembrance will take place around the Granton War memorial in the grounds of the church on November 9th, from 10:50-11:10, followed by a Remembrance Service inside the church for those who wish to attend.
Latest news on the unions set out in the Presbytery Plan, and what it means for Granton Parish Church
First Sunday of the Month 2.30pm In the Church Family Worship is an event where families can learn about faith together. Each month we unpack a Bible story using storytelling, crafts, activities, and music. It is free and open to any families who want to join us.
We run a drop-in cafe for families and folks in the community. Come and join us on Fridays for a coffee and a chat! There is a safe play space for younger children with toys and activites.
Wednesdays 6.30pm East Hall BB’s is an exciting and fun packed organisation for boys aged P4 – P6. Every week is full of great activities and games, as well as the chance to work towards awards and badges .
Looking for information on getting married, having your child baptised or arranging a funeral? 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.