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Perth, St John the Baptist

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St John's Episcopal Church
Church name:

St John the Baptist
Clergy Name:

The Very Revd Graham Taylor - Rector
Revd Annie MacKay Hughes - Assistant Priest
Revd Mariusz Wojciechowski - Assistant Priest
Town:

Perth
Address:
Princes Street, Perth, Scotland PH2 8LJ
Description:

Service times

Holy Communion at 8.30am every Sunday

Sung Eucharist at 10.30am every Sunday

Every third Sunday is service with Healing Prayers

Holy Communion at 11.00am every Thursday

Please click the link below for access to online services:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ivgxJDvm3Fy6Dw-dbAmQw/videos

 

Clergy

  • The Very Revd Graham Taylor - Rector 
  • Revd Annie MacKay Hughes - Assistant Priest
  • Revd Mariusz Wojciechowski - Assistant Priest

Accessibility

Wheelchair access, induction loop system.

Contact Information
Phone: 01738 634999
Website:
Email: office@episcopal-perth.org.uk

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    Diocese of St. Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane
    Whenever we celebrate the feast day of St Thomas, we remember how Jesus helped him have faith in things he had not yet seen. This sculpture in Perth’s Riverside Gardens, called the Millais Viewpoint, helps us focus our sight on the city’s spires before us. It is named after the painter John Millais, whose wife Effie Gray is buried nearby in the old Kinnoull burial ground.Almighty and everliving God,who strengthened your apostle Thomaswith faith in the resurrection of your Son:grant to us, who have not seen,that we also may believeand so confess Christ as our Lord and our God;who lives and reigns with you,in the unity of the Holy Spirit,one God, world without end.Amen. ... See MoreSee Less

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