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This group will take as its theme the words of St Teresa of Avila: Christ has no body but yours,
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Join us at St Leonard’s, Lasswade on 1 August, from 10:30-13:30 for a day of talks, networking and learning relating |
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Explore the intersection of the material and the spiritual, with John O’Donohue’s beautiful phrase ‘Shoreline of the Invisible’ as our starting point.
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An illustrated talk by Deryck Collingwood. 12.30: Eucharist and Sandwich Lunch 1.30: Talk |
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The Salvation Army’s City Corps is right in the heart of the Edinburgh Fringe venues. Among all the buzz, the
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“Whoever Has Ears To Hear” is premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe this August. A dramatic recital of the Gospel of Mark, |
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The Wild Goose Resource Group are delighted to welcome Lim Swee Hong 林瑞峰 to Scotland, a long-term friend of the |
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Discover a vibrant dance production featuring contemporary, ballet, flags, and much more! Symphony of Light brings the Book of Psalms
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Little artworks by Olivia Mayoros to encourage you that little efforts are enough. 'Little Things Grow' is a collection of |
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The Tormain Archaeological Dig is starting up August 10th and has Open Days already planned for August 15th and 16th.
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One of the world’s most widely celebrated festivals in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary, kept at St Michael and
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St Giles’ Cathedral, founded in 1124 by King David I and a working church for over 900 years, provides a
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Just ten minutes' walk from the Royal Botanic Garden, this beautiful church was designed by Scotland's 'premier architect', Robert Rowand
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Director: Au Arias, Piano: Lynda Cochrane, Bandoneon: Nicolas Maceratesi The award-winning Mackintosh Choir (Patron Sir John Rutter) was established in |
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Curated by Edinburgh artists David Grossart and Carol Marples, this exhibition in St Vincent’s Undercroft, draws on specially selected works
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The third annual competition for young composers of sacred music concludes with this event in the historic setting of the
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Just ten minutes’ walk from the Royal Botanic Garden, this beautiful church was designed by Scotland’s ‘premier architect’, Robert Rowand |
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Opened in 1542 as a Catholic Chapel for the fashionable area of Edinburgh's Cowgate, the Scottish Reformation of 1560 turned
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Sam Madden, tenor and Will Sims, piano Sam Madden and Will Sims conclude their critically acclaimed trilogy of recitals in
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Opened in 1542 as a Catholic Chapel for the fashionable area of Edinburgh’s Cowgate, the Scottish Reformation of 1560 turned |
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Hard by Waverley Station, Old Saint Paul’s current building was constructed in stages from the 1880s to 1926, when the
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In this event, the winning entries of the 2026 Scotland-wide Young Religious Poets Competition will be announced, and read along
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Another chance to see Christopher Marlowe’s famous tragedy, Doctor Faustus. The play was first performed around 1595, just a few |
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Tollcross is now an expensive place to live. When St Michael and All Saints was built, it was one of
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Calum Robertson, clarinet and Jack Oades, organ Introduced by Sir James MacMillan This astonishing but rarely performed work was commissioned |
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There will be a tour and talk at 10.30am which will be repeated at 3pm on the same day. Please
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THE SHAMROCK AND THE CROSS: SPECTATORS UNDER HEAVEN. The Irish poet John W Sexton’s phrase ‘spectators under heaven’ has inspired
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Pilgrimage, both literal and metaphorical, has long been, and still is, an important part of religious and contemplative life. In |
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Introduced by Richard Kendall This year it’s the landmark special effects-driven blockbuster 'The Life of Moses' (1909). Coming in at
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The 2026 Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts will conclude with Vespers, the Orthodox Church evening service of worship which |
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A leisurely afternoon exploring the history, archaeology and family stories of Dalmahoy. Coffee; bring your own picnic lunch. 1pm (ish): |
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Bring your voice to a day of hope, harmony, and connection. On Saturday 29 August, acclaimed Edinburgh songwriter and choir
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An afternoon concert by No Borders Trio: Frances Patterson (violin), Suzanne Godet (viola), and Joanna Stark (cello). Tickets are £10
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Dive into a powerful film screening that digs deep into the climate and nature crisis and why it matters to |
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A celebration of hedgerow plants through mixed media drawing, using berry inks and earth pigments. We will learn how to
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St John’s Edinburgh is launching three new choirs for ages 4-18: one choir for 4-6 year olds, one for 7-12
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SCOTTISH GUILD OF SERVERS 98th Festival Eucharist & AGM Holy Trinity Stirling Scottish Episcopal Church Albert Place, Stirling FK8
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