Updated 3rd October 2020
You can now visit Christ Church for private prayer but please DO NOT come to the church if:
- you or anyone in your household have Covid19 symptoms
- you are shielding
- you need to bring children and cannot keep them under complete control with no touching of anything
- you are more than one household group
- there is someone else in the church already - please wait your turn
Otherwise please come to Christ Church - entry via the Vestry Door using the key number circulated to members in the newsletter of 28th June.
Sadly Christ Church must remain closed for religious services for the time being to help protect public health.
During the Coronavirus Emergency we are issuing a weekly e-mail newsletter to those on the congregational list. It will contain a link to a weekly service and to other news and helpful material. If you want to join the mailing list to whom we circulate our weekly newsletter please contact office@kincardineestate.com
Please bear with us during this extraordinary time. We are praying for the entire community and if you want prayers said for anyone in particular please advise.
110+ people attended our Carol Service on 22nd December 2019
91 people attended on Christmas Day 2019
61 attended our All-Ages Service in March.
Christ Church, Kincardine O’Neil is a small Scottish Episcopal Church in the middle of Royal Deeside. It is a Scottish Charity, Number SC001675.
While many claim that small rural churches cannot survive without ripping out the pews, and installing screens and a drum kit, under David's Greenwood's leadership and somewhat against the trend Christ Church thrived with continuous growth in the number of annual communicants - rising by 70% over four years. Sadly we have to report that Rev. Dr. David Greenwood has left us to return with his family to the USA.
Christ Church has a strong plan in place for the current vacancy with ordained clergy kindly helping our experienced lay ministry team. It is good to say that congregations have held up well in the six months since David left us.
While we are strong on traditional worship we have recently incorporated more-modern language to make the services more accessible. We use the English Standard Version Bible (Anglicised).
Christ Church is an enormously friendly and welcoming church which strives to serve its role in the community as the only operational church building in a wonderful village. All are very welcome.
So, when you're allowed to, why don't YOU come along and be part of what's happening here?
We have now obtained pllaning permission to build a church hall. If you want to read more about the project click HERE. Thank you very much.
- you or anyone in your household have Covid19 symptoms
- you are shielding
- you need to bring children and cannot keep them under complete control with no touching of anything
- you are more than one household group
- there is someone else in the church already - please wait your turn
Otherwise please come to Christ Church - entry via the Vestry Door using the key number circulated to members in the newsletter of 28th June.
Sadly Christ Church must remain closed for religious services for the time being to help protect public health.
During the Coronavirus Emergency we are issuing a weekly e-mail newsletter to those on the congregational list. It will contain a link to a weekly service and to other news and helpful material. If you want to join the mailing list to whom we circulate our weekly newsletter please contact office@kincardineestate.com
Please bear with us during this extraordinary time. We are praying for the entire community and if you want prayers said for anyone in particular please advise.
110+ people attended our Carol Service on 22nd December 2019
91 people attended on Christmas Day 2019
61 attended our All-Ages Service in March.
Christ Church, Kincardine O’Neil is a small Scottish Episcopal Church in the middle of Royal Deeside. It is a Scottish Charity, Number SC001675.
While many claim that small rural churches cannot survive without ripping out the pews, and installing screens and a drum kit, under David's Greenwood's leadership and somewhat against the trend Christ Church thrived with continuous growth in the number of annual communicants - rising by 70% over four years. Sadly we have to report that Rev. Dr. David Greenwood has left us to return with his family to the USA.
Christ Church has a strong plan in place for the current vacancy with ordained clergy kindly helping our experienced lay ministry team. It is good to say that congregations have held up well in the six months since David left us.
While we are strong on traditional worship we have recently incorporated more-modern language to make the services more accessible. We use the English Standard Version Bible (Anglicised).
Christ Church is an enormously friendly and welcoming church which strives to serve its role in the community as the only operational church building in a wonderful village. All are very welcome.
So, when you're allowed to, why don't YOU come along and be part of what's happening here?
We have now obtained pllaning permission to build a church hall. If you want to read more about the project click HERE. Thank you very much.
Latest News:
18/04/2020 The newsletter for April - June has been updated to this site
23/12/2019 The Newsletter for January - March has been updated to this site
2/10/2019 The newsletter for October - December has been updated to this site
14/9/2019 We started advertising for someone to fill the vacancy.
1/7/19 The Newsletter for July 2019 has been updated to this site.
12/6/19 The service schedules for July - September have been updated
4/4/19 The Newsletter for April 2019 and service schedule updated to this site.
Services:
Services every Sunday. In General the schedule of services is as follows but this can change due to the variable occurrence of some church festivals and other factors.
Remembrance Sunday 10th November 2019 - Meet at the War Memorial in Kincardine O'Neil at 1045hrs for short ceremony followed by a service at Christ Church.
There will be no morning service on 22nd December 2019 but instead a Carol Service at 6pm.
Check the Diary & Services page on this website and look below the diary.
Usual Schedule - updated October 2019
For the duration of the Coronavirus Lockdown no services are being held.
1st Sunday 1100hrs Morning Service - Traditional Format in Modern English - followed by short Reserved Communion (5mins)
2nd Sunday 1100hrs Holy Communion - Modern Language with Hymns
3rd Sunday 1100hrs Morning Service - Traditional Format in Modern English - followed by short Reserved Communion (5mins)
4th Sunday 1100hrs Holy Communion - Modern Language with Hymns
5th Sunday 1800hrs Choral Evensong - Prayer Book format - usually followed by a glass of wine.
18/04/2020 The newsletter for April - June has been updated to this site
23/12/2019 The Newsletter for January - March has been updated to this site
2/10/2019 The newsletter for October - December has been updated to this site
14/9/2019 We started advertising for someone to fill the vacancy.
1/7/19 The Newsletter for July 2019 has been updated to this site.
12/6/19 The service schedules for July - September have been updated
4/4/19 The Newsletter for April 2019 and service schedule updated to this site.
Services:
Services every Sunday. In General the schedule of services is as follows but this can change due to the variable occurrence of some church festivals and other factors.
Remembrance Sunday 10th November 2019 - Meet at the War Memorial in Kincardine O'Neil at 1045hrs for short ceremony followed by a service at Christ Church.
There will be no morning service on 22nd December 2019 but instead a Carol Service at 6pm.
Check the Diary & Services page on this website and look below the diary.
Usual Schedule - updated October 2019
For the duration of the Coronavirus Lockdown no services are being held.
1st Sunday 1100hrs Morning Service - Traditional Format in Modern English - followed by short Reserved Communion (5mins)
2nd Sunday 1100hrs Holy Communion - Modern Language with Hymns
3rd Sunday 1100hrs Morning Service - Traditional Format in Modern English - followed by short Reserved Communion (5mins)
4th Sunday 1100hrs Holy Communion - Modern Language with Hymns
5th Sunday 1800hrs Choral Evensong - Prayer Book format - usually followed by a glass of wine.
