The Annual Meeting of the Diocesan Synod will be held online by Zoom on Saturday 5th March 2022. The Meeting Room will be open from 9am for Registration. Synod will begin with Eucharist at 9.30am.

   

Synod 2022 Agenda

 

Other Documents

Bishop’s Lent Appeal 2022 leaflet

Synod Eucharist 2022

Word Clouds – What concerns you / What excites you

Pilgrimage Leaflet for Synod 2022

 

Watch online

Livestream link: https://youtu.be/_VeruDsx9qM

NOTE:

If there are any issues with interruption to this link (as when participants are in break-out rooms), watch here for information or secondary livestream links.

 

 

‘Living Stones, Living Hope’, follows the theme of the Lambeth Conference its key scripture passages. The study booklet can be downloaded as a PDF using the link below or printed copies can be ordered from USPG. More information, including videos for groups to use with the Course, available at www.uspg.org.uk/lent.

USPG Lent Course 2022

Hot off the presses! Our Doors Open Days 2021 report has just been released! Doors Open Days 2021 was another groundbreaking year – the  first ever hybrid festival was delivered! Back in September, venues and volunteers across Scotland worked tirelessly to put on both in-person and online events, welcoming visitors through physical and virtual doors.

In the report on Doors Open Day 2021 from the Scottish Civic Trust St Ninian’s Cathedral features at the top of the list of their favourite virtual tours of religious sites across Scotland.

Take a 360-degree photo tour of the first cathedral to be built in Britain since the Reformation. Recently restored, its stunning architecture features beautiful sculptures and stained glass.

Please click the link below to enjoy the virtual tour for yourself.

https://roundme.com/tour/734481/view/2313608/

 

It was wonderful to welcome Godly Play Scotland and members from all over the Diocese to the Cathedral on 9th October, for the Godly Play discovery day. The day was filled with reconnecting with each other and take part in the ‘wondering’ and responding activities thought out the day.

On 18 September, Holy Trinity, Pitlochry, were privileged to host a performance of Requiem in the Churchyard and Serenity Garden, by Jo Clifford and Lesley Orr.   This was a moving ceremony to mourn and celebrate the lives of those lost during the pandemic, it expressed all the feelings of fear, sorrow anguish and anger that we have all had to deal with as Covid raged.