More than two million people have fled their homes to escape the
conflict in Ukraine.
Heavy fighting, shelling and air strikes across the country have had
devastating consequences for ordinary people. Homes have been
destroyed. Families have been separated. Lives have been lost.
To donate, please go to www.dec.org.uk
The Scottish Government and Church of Scotland have lifted their regulations in relation to COVID-19 in places of worship. Wearing of a face covering in a place of worship is no longer a legal requirement, but encouraged, to help protect the most vulnerable and ease the burden on the NHS.
The virus remains extremely transmissible and therefore following an
update of our COVID-19 risk assessment, we are continuing with the
following responsible precautions:
The responsibility is on individuals who need to consider how
much risk they want to take. We encourage all people to worship so
please respect others’ wishes, if they make it known that they need
a little more space.
This is regularly updated and can be seen at Coronavirus (COVID-19): safe use of places of worship - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
Services begin at 11.00am each Sunday.
Please go to the Church News webpage for news of St Nicholas and our congregation.
The church services are recorded and made available on YouTube each Sunday afternoon.
Please choose the service you wish to view by using the "Church Services" button.
Please Note: Due to holidays, there will be no recording for Sunday 10th July.
Safeguarding is about preventing harm and abuse and making a
timely and appropriate response if it occurs.
Harm or abuse of children and adults at risk can happen anywhere –
even in church communities. We have a duty to Ensure a Safe Church
for All. This means protecting children and "adults at risk".
For further information please go to the safeguarding area of the Church of Scotland's website.