All around Scotland, wherever you see a Scottish Episcopal Church, you will find this sign of our hope and promise; “You are welcome.” Whoever you are, where ever you come from, there is a place for you here.
We are a diverse congregation, committed to growing in faith in Jesus and living for God, making a positive difference in our local community and the wider world.
Some of our members have grown up in the Church and in Dunblane while others have visited and stayed with us because they have felt welcome and found a spiritual home.
We value people of all ages and backgrounds, and we seek to shape our events and services so that everyone can join in the social and worship life of our church. This is a creative process which encourages us to find new ways to express diversity in community: drawing people together, without pretending that everyone is the same. For details of our three weekly services (8:30am, 10:30am, and 8pm each Sunday) and provision for families with children and teenagers, please see our Worship page.
Rev Nerys Brown, Rector of St Mary’s Dunblane
The church building is open for services, with measures in place to keep worshippers safe. We would ask that teenagers and adults would take a lateral flow test before coming to church if they are able and not to attend if they feel unwell. From May 1st, The wearing of a face mask is optional in both the church and the hall and there is no requirement to physically distance. Hand sanitising on entering the church and hall will continue. Celebrants will wear a mask and disinfect their hands before distributing communion which will be given in one kind only. There is an expectation, of course, that members will be sensitive to each other’s needs, aware that the level of risk varies from individual to individual.
