St. Margarets Scottish Episcopal Church, Newlands, Glasgow

The first in what’s hoped to be a series of classic film showings and post-film discussions will be of Ingmar Bergmann’s “The Seventh Seal”. Set during the crusades, “The Seventh Seal” stars Max von Sydow as a knight returning to his homeland, only to find death himself standing there. To avoid his death, the knight challenges the spirit to a game of chess which continues through the film as he journeys through medieval Sweden, questioning his life and God’s place in it. This film will be shown in the Church and will be followed by an open discussion on it. FREE pizza provided

All welcome

Bring in your knitting, sewing, embroidery - any craftwork, or just come in and natter! Lots of support from our regular members. All are welcome, refreshments provided and it is FREE

It's been a joy having Lee Johnston serve with us at St Margaret's during his training. He combines a faithfulness to the traditions of the church, with an openness to see God working in new ways, and will be a blessing to the Scottish Episcopal Church.

The Sunday Message
https://drive.google.com/open…

Today is the feast of St Thomas, patron saint of India - where you will find some of the most original church buildings! https://qz.com/…/photos-keralas-syrian- christians-are-obse…/

What a joy to come together across Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway to celebrate the installation of our new canon, Jane Ross.

All are welcome. Please come in through the door on Newlands Road.

Join us this Sunday evening for a festal Evensong in commemoration of the centenary of the death of Sir Charles Hubert H Parry. All the music will be by Parry and his contemporaries and friends, performed by a joint choir of singers from across Glasgow and beyond. A festive reception will follow the service.

St Margaret's Knit and Natter group getting on with the poppies!

Knit and Natter, Crochet and chatter! Join us on Thursday 21 June, 10.00-12 noon. Bring your knitting, sewing, or any 'works in progress', or just come in for a chat. Refreshments will be provided, and it is FREE. All welcome

Knit and Natter, Crochet and chatter! Join us on Thursday 21 June, 10.00-12 noon. Bring your knitting, sewing, or any 'works in progress', or just come in for a chat. Refreshments will be provided, and it is FREE. All welcome.

Our monthly book group. Everyone most welcome. Enter via the side door off Newlands Road.
June's read will be 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz', available for free via Glasgow Libraries if you've registered as a borrower with them. Or drop us a line if you wish to borrow a copy.

The choir year ends with a Festal Evensong joint with our friends from Hamilton, Pollokshields, the RSCM Scottish Voices and Glasgow Chamber Choir, celebrating the centenary of the death of Sir Charles Hubert Parry. The service will include his Canticles in D, his coronation anthem "I was Glad" and some of his most beloved hymns. Please join us for this service and festive reception in the hall afterwards.

The Sunday Message (with a little help from Basil Fawlty & Mrs. Richards)
Watch the video then listen to the sermon...
Video: https://youtu.be/tcliR8kAbzc
... Sermon: https://drive.google.com/open…
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It was lovely to have Susan from Home-Start Glasgow South visiting this morning, and running a craft session for our Sunday School.