St Mark's
Unitarians in Edinburgh
Our Next Service
Rev. Janine Sim
Sunday 1 Nov, 2026
11:00 AM
St Mark's Church
7 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh, EH1 2DP
What's on at St Mark's
Services
Unitarians in Edinburgh: home for the open-minded and tender-hearted. Our doors are open to people from all backgrounds, including all faith backgrounds and none. Unitarianism is a non-doctrine religion. There are no prescriptions.
Click to find all of our services
Groups
There’s more to St Mark’s than Sunday services!
From sharing poetry and prose to enjoying films, books and monthly meals at the Mosque Kitchen, there are plenty of ways to get involved, meet people and enjoy being part of our community. Our Bereavement and Support Group offers a listening ear when it’s needed, too.
Come and find your people. Click to explore all our Groups!
Midweek Mindfulness
Mindfulness is gently bringing our attention to the present moment, invoking our inherent capacity for healing and renewal. It is the basis for transforming ourselves and creating greater harmony in our lives and in society.
Why not come to our Wednesday Lunch Time gathering for some Music, Candle light, Poetry, Silence, and Yoga Nidra?
Get Married at St Mark's
A Unitarian ceremony can incorporate readings, music, blessings & promises from secular or religious sources. We regularly conduct ceremonies for those who are not members of any faith group, those who find their spirituality does not align with any particular religious philosophy, as well as those wishing to have a ceremony which acknowledges their differing faiths.
Celebrate at St Mark's
Life Events
Unitarian ceremonies celebrate and commemorate life's great events in a way that reflects the values and traditions of those taking part. Rites of passage which mark the cycle of life by honouring the birth, marriage and death of an individual can bring joy and comfort to friends and loved ones.
Weddings
Unitarians believe in the equality of all. We are aware that the traditional style of wedding may not be right for everyone, or how they wish to celebrate their relationship. When planning your marriage ceremony, it is important that the ceremony is relevant to you both, and reflect your relationship.
Venue Hire
"St Mark's Unitarian Church on Castle Terrace was totally compatible with the intimacy of the occasion. The appreciative audience thrilled to the warm ambience of the building"
- John Kenneth Walton Doe, Music Reviewer, The Scotsman