Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 9 June 2019.
Bishops take from Diocese the right to elect a new bishop for Glasgow & Galloway
Statement from the Scottish Episcopal Church: It has become clear that the Preparatory Committee for the Episcopal Vacancy in the Diocese of Glasgow & Galloway will be unable to present a short list of a minimum of three names from which a new Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway could be elected by the Electoral Synod….
Barnabas Fund prayer focus for June 2019
An update from the Barnabas Fund, which offers hope and aid to the persecuted church. News this month from Burkina Faso, Egypt, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka. Please pray for our brothers and sisters who are persecuted for their faith.
Commentary: The appliance of science
We are all familiar with the idea of evolution, which in our culture seems to have the standing of holy writ rather than a theory of science, writes Rev Sydney Maitland. As a theory of science it is subject to proof and if that proof is not sufficiently robust, it may be falsified or at…
News from the Diocesan Office and Diocesan Council: May 2019
The first edition of what’s intended to be a quarterly bulletin from the Diocese.
Easter 5: ‘Fear not, I have overcome the world’
Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 19 May 2019.
Easter 4: Love one another
Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 12 May 2019.
Easter 3: One flock, one shepherd
Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 5 May 2019.
Barnabas Fund prayer focus for May 2019
An update from the Barnabas Fund, which offers hope and aid to the persecuted church. News this month from Algeria, Chad, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, China and Indonesia. Please pray for our brothers and sisters who are persecuted for their faith.
Commentary: The only unforgivable sin
There seems to be noting so dear to our media as a scandal, especially a sexual one and especially a sexual scandal in the church, writes Rev Sydney Maitland. It certainly feeds the market demand for prurient voyeurism, as readers and viewers get their fill of satisfaction from seeing another person fall apart, and especially…
Diocese given go-ahead to move cremated remains from memorial garden at Holy Cross, Knightswood
A church has created legal history by winning a court order to carry out a mass exhumation of cremated remains from a memorial garden, The Scotsman reports. The Scottish Episcopal Church has been granted permission to excavate the land at Glasgow’s former Holy Cross Church and replant it at another site. The Knightswood church shut…
Easter 2: A new dawn may be coming
Sermon by Rev Sydney Maitland for Sunday 28 April 2019.
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