St Oswald's Church, Maybole

03/09/2026

Today is Merchant Navy Day, when we honour the (largely unrecognised) seafarers who have served and still serve through times of war and peace.
Our priest, Rev Liz Crumlish led prayers at the Merchant Navy memorial in Girvan.

20/08/2026

We are very pleased to be hosting this environmental group event at St Oswald's on Saturday 19th September. Visitors very welcome to register and join us. The day has a programme of talks and networking opportunities as we encourage each other in our "green fingered" activities growing natural gardens, fruit & veg etc, and helping with a contribution to bio-diversity. Churches of all denominations welcome and interested community groups as well.

09/08/2026

Today we will celebrate our patronal festival of St Oswald and give thanks for the vision and perseverance of a king who brought Christianity from Iona to his people in 7th century Northumberland and South of Scotland through the missionary preaching of St Aiden

26/07/2026

Today, in Worship, we heard more of Jesus’ parables- ‘The kingdom of heaven Is like…’ from Matthew 13.
What are the things, hidden in plain sight, that signal Gods kingdom today?
Things that speak of the love, grace and humour of God in the world.
Drop your thoughts in the comments

22/07/2026

Today is the Feast of Mary Magdalene

The Feast of Mary Magdalene

16/06/2026

A very useful day for churches of all denominations and have a building to look after.
All the details of the event can also be found on the website here -
https://www.spab.org.uk/whats-on/maintaining-scotlands-historic-places-worship-helensburgh

11/06/2026

General Synod 2026 began today.

10/06/2026

At St Oswald's Church, Maybole, we follow the teaching of Jesus- ‘Love your neighbour’
We are grateful for all who find their way here and for all that they bring to this community. We welcome all with love.

29/05/2026

The Diocesan Environment Group is inviting you to the first in a series of workshops, exploring what it means to live as disciples in Creation - linking faith, justice, and practical environmental action.

St Ninian's Scottish Episcopal Church Hall, Castle Douglas
St Andrew Street, DG7 1EN
Saturday, 6 June, 10am - 2.15pm

This interactive workshop explores how Christian discipleship connects with care for Creation. Exploring biblical cration stories and moving from a theology of dominion to one of justice and inter-dependence. The day will combine reflection, discussion, and practical action. Participants will consider how faith shapes everyday environmental choices, explore worship resources, and engage in prayer within Creation.

The workshop is designed to be practical, reflective, and collaborative, with opportunities to share ideas and resources. A key outcome will be exploring the formation of a rural working group to support ongoing action.

To register, visit the link below or email [email protected]

24/05/2026

Remember that St Oswald’s is open every day. Whether you’re from Shetland, Shrewsbury or just around the corner, all are welcome.