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September 2018 Magazine
Our September magazine is out now! Ian Y Gilmour reflects on the magic of George Street, Pat McKerrow dips into autumn and Moira Dunworth of Mamie Martin Fund illustrates the difference that a small grant can make to young women …
July-August 2018 Magazine
Our Summer magazine is out now! Ian Gilmour considers a meeting between a monarch and a president; members look back on a month of fun and fundraising and Veronica Crerar reflects on two decades of volunteer work with people who …
June 2018 Magazine
Our June 2018 Magazine is out now. Ian Gilmour considers the importance of casting; Joanna Stark collates impressions from a recent choir tour to Germany and Congregationalist Lorna Cammock celebrates the 90th anniversary of women’s ordination in Scotland. Plus: …
March 2018 Magazine
Our March 2018 magazine is out now. Ian Gilmour invites us to practise Lent differently; Pearson Soka explains how solar power saves lives in Malawi and why prevention is better than cure and Ruth Forrester reflects on floods and rainbows. Plus: …
September – October 2017 Magazine
Our September – October magazine is out now! Jack Thompson encourages us to serve God – and be cheerful; Tony Shephard reflects on how we love children and Pat McKerrow shares wonder-full encounters with wildlife. Plus a first look at …
November 2016 Magazine
Why on earth does the world need the church? What should Edinburgh look like in 2050? And how did a fragment of text from Malawi become a new song in Edinburgh? You’ll find all this and more in St Andrew’s …
October 2016 Magazine
What’s your Vision for Edinburgh in 2050? Meet our new music scholars, enjoy an anthology of creative work from Iona and look forward to a feast of autumn events. All in the October magazine – read it online here. …
February 2016 Magazine
Time to look forward to Lent! You can also read about Ecumenical Endeavours in Germany and in Edinburgh, enjoy highlights of the choir’s musical tour and find out how to help the church help refugees in Scotland and in the Middle East. …
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