ST GILES' CATHEDRAL
High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1RE DIRECTIONS
Since 1124
Here’s The Deal:
St Giles' Cathedral is one of the oldest and most important parish buildings. It started serving the community in the 14th century. The construction was completed by the 16th century, and renovations occurred in the 19th and 20th centuries. St Giles' Cathedral serves as a site for national events and services. The cathedral holds a record of attracting over a million visitors in 2018. It welcomes people and visitors from all over the world to experience the architecture and history of the cathedral building. The cathedral's masterpiece is the stained glass window and the organ. They welcome people of all faiths and none to enjoy the peace of the building and listen to their services. Regardless of culture, gender, and age, the visitors are welcome to join the worship, prayers, and events at St Giles' Cathedral.
SPECIALITY:
Presbyterian Tradition, Holy Communion, Baptism, Guided Rooftop Tours, Choir, Memberships, Bible Teaching, Sunday Classes, Meetings, Divine Prayer, Festivals, Wedding Mass, Ministry, Committees, Sermon, Events, Music, Programme of Music, Worship & Memorials
Registration 3860105
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ST MARY'S CATHEDRAL
Palmerston Place, Edinburgh EH12 5AW DIRECTIONS
Since 1879
Here’s The Deal:
St Mary's Cathedral is one of the oldest historical churches in Edinburgh. The church was established in the late 19th century to serve the locals and Irish immigrants in the community. The cathedral was designed in a Gothic style by Sir George Gilbert Scott. It is a listed building, and it has jaw-dropping interiors, which many people have found to be the main attraction of the cathedral. St Mary’s Cathedral faced many renovations and expansion over the years as the local population regularly outnumbered it. The cathedral doors always stay open so that anyone can visit and pray. It maintains a tradition of choral services, where students from the choir school would gather and perform music. St Mary's Cathedral has a central bell tower in which ten original bells are hung for ringing during events and services.
SPECIALITY:
Bellringing, Religious, Worship, Sermons, Chapter House Singers, Concert, Eco-Congregation, Around the Cathedral, Music, Outreach and Fundraising Activities, Choir, Prayer, Fossil Fuels Divestment, Accessibility Statement, Festival & Baptisms and Weddings
Registration SC014741
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ST. CUTHBERT'S PARISH CHURCH
5 Lothian Road, Edinburgh EH1 2EP DIRECTIONS
Since 1894
Here’s The Deal:
St. Cuthbert's Parish Church is a vibrant and lively church situated centrally in Edinburgh. The church has a rich history that dates back to thirteen hundred years. The church served as a chapel at its initial stages, but as the locality population started overgrowing, a need for a new church had arisen. St. Cuthbert's Parish Church faced many renovations over the years. When the old chapel design was demolished, and the simple barn-like church was designed. It is an active congregation, with members involved in various projects, supporting social welfare and activities. Their vision is to live out the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as God's people, at the heart of their city. They provide a hub to equip the people of God for the mission of God. St. Cuthbert's Parish Church's stunning stained glass windows and Tiffany windows are reviewed to be the main attraction.
SPECIALITY:
Wedding, Regular Activities, Outreach, Holy Communion, Bible Study, Christian Resources, Choir, Music, Sunday Classes, Baptism, Worship, News, Meetings, Festival Events, Catechism, Healing Ministry, Pilgrim Way & Divine Prayer
Registration SC010592