Month: March 2026

Holy Week Services in Broughty Ferry

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Holy Week Services in Broughty Ferry

            Saturday 28th March)

14:00-16:00 BF Baptists, Panmurefield Centre, Messy Church.

            Palm Sunday (29th March)

Services at usual times in each church

            Monday 30th March

19:00 St Mary’s, Iona/Celtic-style Worship Service;

            Tuesday 31st March

18:00 BF Baptists, Panmurefield Centre, Community service.

19:00 St Mary’s, Stations of the Cross;

            Wednesday 1st April

19:00 St Mary’s, Alternative/Contemplative-style Worship;

            Maundy Thursday 2nd April

19:00 St Mary’s, Supper & Eucharist with Stripping of the Altars;

19:00 BFPC, Queens St East, Communion service.

19:30 Our Lady, Mass of The Lord’s last Supper, followed by watching at the Altar of Repose

            Good Friday (3rd April)

10:00 approx. BFCG Hot Cross Bun Give-Away in The Ferry.

12:00 St Mary’s, First Hour Watch Service.

12:30 BF Baptists, Panmurefield Centre, communion service.

14:00 St Mary’s, Third Hour Watch Service.

17:30 Our Lady, Liturgy of the Passion.

19:00 BFPC, Barnhill St Margaret’s, service for Good Friday.

21:00 Our Lady, Night Prayer around the cross

            Holy Saturday (4h April)

20:30 Our Lady, The Paschal Vigil of the resurrection.

            Easter Sunday (5th April)

08:00 St Mary’s, Daybreak Eucharist with Watchfire (Garden of Remembrance).

08:00 BFPC, Barnhill Rock Gardens, Easter Service followed by bacon rolls in BFPC Barnhill St Margaret’s hall.

0830 St Mary’s, Easter Eucharist.

09:45 Our Lady, Easter Day Mass.

10:00 St Stephen’s, Easter Day service.

10:30 BF Baptists, Panmurefield Centre, All-Age service.

10:30 BFPC, Barnhill St Margaret’s, joint Easter service.

11:00 St Mary’s, Easter Holy Communion.

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Christian Aid and the Kiltwalk

The Kiltwalk events return for 2026 and we would love to see Christian Aid represented at all four events across Scotland. Rosie Frew, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, and Rev Lindsey Sanderson, Moderator of the Scottish Synod of the United Reformed Church are walking the Glasgow Kiltwalk on Saturday 25th April, come and walk with them! Routes range from 3 to 22 miles, all with facilities and refreshments provided:
As one of Scotland’s largest mass sponsored walking events, the Kiltwalk is a great opportunity to walk together with likeminded Christian Aid supporters, organisers and church representatives. To sign-up visit thekiltwalk.co.uk selecting “Christian Aid” as your chosen charity.