About the church

Old Saint Paul’s is one of the original Episcopalian churches in the city of Edinburgh, formed when Bishop Rose and his congregation were forced to leave Saint Giles’ Cathedral at the time of the Presbyterian establishment of the Church of Scotland in 1689.

Since that time, members of the congregation have included people of all walks of life in Scottish history, from supporters of Bonnie Prince Charlie to enthusiasts for the modern Scottish Parliament, from the wealthy to the poor, from the conventional to the eccentric. One of the gifts God seems to have given us, in the past and in the present day, is an immense variety of members. Old Saint Paul’s is a kaleidoscope of the faith.

Services

Sunday

10.10am: Sacrament of Healing in the Memorial Chapel, First Sunday of each month
10.30am: High Mass, with Sunday School and Creche Refreshments are available after High Mass.
6.30pm: Solemn Evensong & Benediction. During choir vacation in July Evening Prayer is said.

Monday
8.00am: Morning prayer
12.20pm: Mass

Tuesday–Friday
8.00am: Morning prayer

Address: 63 Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DH
Telephone: 0131 556 3332
Email: office@osp.org.uk

Websites
Old St Paul’s, Edinburgh website
Facebook page

A platform stairlift is available. Induction loop system.

Affiliations: Fairtrade/Eco-congregation