Welcome to St John’s

St John’s is a thriving Scottish Episcopal congregation at the heart of Scotland’s beautiful capital city.
Our mission is summed up in the five St John’s AMEN-S:
1. Affirm and deepen the faith of the members of the congregation
2. Make new disciples of Jesus Christ
3. Embrace the care of creation and advocacy for eco-justice
4. Nurse the wounds of those who are hurting body, mind, or soul
5. Speak truth to the powers of the world
Service Times
Sundays
8am Spoken Eucharist (Scottish Prayer Book)
9:30am Choral Matins (except the 1st Sunday of the month) (Scottish Prayer Book)
10.30am Sung Eucharist* with choir (1982 Scottish Liturgy)
6pm Choral Evensong* (Scottish Prayer Book)
Wednesdays
11am Eucharist*
All are welcome at any of our services.
*Service also live-streamed on Facebook and then later in the day on our YouTube channel.
We offer pre-recorded prayer services Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays on Facebook
Christian Aid Week
Click anywhere in this box to donate to the work of Christian Aid
Thank you for your support
Covid-19 Update
You are welcome to wear a face covering inside the building.
Sanitiser is available as you enter for those who wish to use it.
The War in Ukraine

Information on how we are responding to the situation in Ukraine can be found here
Latest News

On the Pulse: New Plant-based food at St John’s
We’re very excited to let you know that we shall very soon be welcoming Pulse to our lower terrace!
It’s World Bee Day
20 May is designated World Bee Day by the UN. We’re keen at St John’s to encourage pollinators – read on to learn more!
Reimagining the Church
Join Revd Fiona Bennett, Martin Johnston & Revd Sam Wells for this HeartEdge Event on Tuesday 24 May from 12:30-2 pm at St Columba’s by the Castle.
St John’s on Social Media

Facebook @churchofstjohn
St John’s, by the grace of the Spirit, seeks to be an open community, walking in the way of Jesus, engaging with an ever-changing world and living a faith that is timeless yet contemporary, thoughtful and compassionate.