Sunday Services
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) 11 am
‘Love in Action; a Unitarian Example’ The Life and Work of the Rev Margaret Barr whose life illustrated Unitarianism at its best.
We will consider the dangers of larger consumer economies, the overtourism of the Fringe and eating, among other addictions. But GROWTH is sorely needed for our congregation. How can we accomplish it with our principles and new Minister and not just on zoom?' (In St. Marks and on Zoom) 11 am
Let's talk about silence. Introvert /extrovert? Is silence Heaven or Hell?
Kris is a Unitarian Minister from Adelaide, Australia, who is in Edinburgh,
visiting family, and has offered to lead our service this morning.
In life we are continually moving on, requiring us to be constantly aware of
where we are at any given time, and the steps we need to take next. This
morning we shall be looking at the next steps for St Mark’s, as we move
on to a new chapter in our congregational life, as we welcome Janine as
our next Minister.
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) 11am
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) 11 am
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) 11 am
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) 11 am
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) Kyle MacDonald
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) Joan Cook
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) Elyse Jacks
(in St. Marks and on Zoom) Joan Cook
Looking at the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, and the role of forests as sacred spaces, guardians of diversity and climate and conservation.
Followed by General meeting.
Ostara
Spring has sprung.
in St. Mark's and on Zoom 11am
Janine Sim
In St. Mark’s and on Zoom.
(image courtesy of geralt at Pixabay)
Janine Sim
In St. Mark’s and on Zoom
(image courtesy of johnhain at Pixabay)
Rev. Dr. Rob Whiteman
In St. Mark’s and on Zoom.
(Image courtesy of Couleur on Pixabay)
We are all familiar with the work of Robert Burns, his poetry, songs, and womanising, but are we as aware of his abolitionist activities?
In St. Mark's and on Zoom
In St. Mark's and on Zoom
In St. Mark's and on Zoom
'The New Year'
Kyle McDonald In St. Mark's and on Zoom
‘2024, How was it for you?’
Joan Cook
A ‘Circle Service’, with the opportunity to light candles for the highs and lows we have experienced in 2024, as it comes to its close.
An opportunity to share our thoughts and feelings from the past year, in a supportive, safe environment.
(In St. Mark's and on Zoom)
