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The Scottish Episcopal Church on the Black Isle

Eaglais Easbaigeach na h'Alba san Eilean Dubh

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The Scottish Episcopal Church on the Black Isle

Eaglais Easbaigeach na h'Alba san Eilean Dubh

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Tel: 01463 811333

Search for:

WELCOME
Services
- Sacramental Needs
About us
News
- Newsletter
Contact

tel:01381 622 241

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St Regulus in Cromarty

NEWSLETTER: 30th June 2024

Black Isle Charge June 25, 2024 Newsletter

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NEWSLETTER EXTRA: SF&RS 200th anniversary service at St Andrews Fortrose.

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St John in Arpafeelie

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St Andrews in Fortrose

NEWSLETTER: 16th June 2024

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The Scottish Episcopal Church is a lively church; liturgical innovation is encouraged, built around our distinctive Scottish liturgy and influenced by the rediscovery of our Celtic roots. The ministry of the laity is growing, whilst Diocesan Synods and congregational Vestries allow creative church government.