In February 2018, St Oswald’s became a member of Eco-Congregation Scotland, an ecumenical movement of Scottish church congregations, committed to addressing environmental issues through their life and mission. This is our way of acknowledging our commitment to caring for creation, making the link between environmental issues and our Christian faith,… read more >>

I invite you, therefore, in the name of the Church, to the observance of a holy Lent, by self-examination and repentance; by prayer, fasting, and self-denial; and by reading and meditating on God’s holy word. These words come from the introduction to the Ash Wednesday Liturgy and sum up what… read more >>

Thanks to all those who attended St Oswald’s to celebrate Christmas, we managed to raise over £200 for Aberlour – Scotland’s Children’s Charity. This is one of the charities that St Oswald’s supports regularly, raising money every Christmas. For more information about Aberlour, you can visit their website.

St John 1.14: and the Word became flesh and dwelt among us… We’re all familiar with slogans, mottoes, catchphrases, strap lines, by which institutions or political parties or campaigning groups like to promote themselves, their claims, their values among the rest of us.  Some of them may strike us as… read more >>

In June 2017, the General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church voted in favour of changing the Canon law on marriage to allow clergy to solemnise marriages between couples of the same sex. The revised Canon acknowledges that there are different understandings of the nature of marriage, and that no… read more >>

Our mission at St Oswald’s is to be a place of peace, love and joy for anyone who wishes to join us on our journey of discovering what it means to be loved by God and to love Him and our neighbour as ourselves. A note from our Priest-in-Charge, the… read more >>

Wow, what a week!  Our annual partnership event with Save the Children once again proved to be a great success raising a net total of £1830 which will be split evenly between church funds and the charity.  A very big vote of thanks to everyone who donated goods, provided transport,… read more >>

Bishop Gregor joined us at St Oswald’s on Sunday 8th October for our Harvest service and lunch. This was the first time he has visited us since St Oswald’s became an independent charge. To mark the occasion, Bishop Gregor began the service by saying a prayer of blessing for our… read more >>

“Our Bishop is a link, through the Episcopal line, to the first stirrings of Christianity in Scotland: a reminder that we are integrally linked with Episcopal tradition in Scotland…” A note from our Priest-in-Charge, the Rev Jim Geen It hardly seems only a couple of months since we became an… read more >>