The Scottish Episcopal Church on the Black Isle

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We are community of God’s people united in our common Baptism and centred on the Living Word of God, our Lord Jesus Christ, as found in Sacred Scripture, in the Eucharist, in one another and all people, everywhere.

30/08/2026

Welcome to the Livestream of the Scottish Episcopal Church on the Black Isle from St Andrew’s, Fortrose

🎶 COME AND SING!Singers are warmly invited to join us for Evening Prayer celebrating the 790th Anniversary of the Consec...
25/08/2026

🎶 COME AND SING!

Singers are warmly invited to join us for Evening Prayer celebrating the 790th Anniversary of the Consecration of Fortrose Cathedral

The service will take place at St Andrew’s Church, Academy Street, Fortrose, in the presence of the Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, The Most Reverend Dr Mark Strange, Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness.

📅 Sunday 18 October
🎼 Rehearsal: 2–4pm
⛪ Pontifical Vespers: 6pm

Whether you regularly sing in a choir or would simply enjoy being part of the music for this historic celebration, you will be very welcome.

Scan the QR code on the poster to register.

Please share with singers, choirs and friends who might like to join us!

This Sunday — “Woman, great is your faith!”In this Sunday’s Gospel, a woman comes to Jesus carrying the suffering of som...
16/08/2026

This Sunday — “Woman, great is your faith!”

In this Sunday’s Gospel, a woman comes to Jesus carrying the suffering of someone she loves. She cannot put things right herself; she can only ask, “Lord, help me.”

Her persistence and trust are met with those wonderful words: “Woman, great is your faith!”
Holy Eucharist this Sunday

⛪ 9.30am — St John’s, Arpafeelie
⛪ 9.30am — St Regulus’, Cromarty
⛪ 11.30am — St Andrew’s, Fortrose

All are welcome.

We will be praying for all students (and their parents!), teachers and support staff going back to school next week - pa...
15/08/2026

We will be praying for all students (and their parents!), teachers and support staff going back to school next week - particularly at Cromarty, where there will be a special 'blessing of the backpacks' during the service tomorrow.

Today we celebrate the Principal feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, sometimes known as the Assumption and known in the E...
15/08/2026

Today we celebrate the Principal feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, sometimes known as the Assumption and known in the Eastern Church as her Dormition, or Falling Asleep. This feast celebrates Mary’s passing from this earthly life and her being taken into the fullness of life with her Son. Anglicans have sometimes been cautious about defining precisely what Scripture leaves undefined, but the heart of the feast is deeply scriptural. Mary is the first to share fully in the resurrection life Christ promises to all his people. What we celebrate in her today is therefore a sign of our own hope and destiny: that where Christ has gone, we too shall follow, and that the whole of our humanity, body and soul, is called to share in the glory of God.

Heaven with transcendent joys her entrance graced,
Next to his throne her Son his Mother placed;
And here below, now she's of heaven possest,
All generations are to call her blest.

Thomas Ken - Anglican Bishop of Bath and Wells

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