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Morningside United Church is a community church in the Morningside neighbourhood of Edinburgh, Scotland.  We are a thriving (and growing) congregation of people interested in participating in a diverse religious community in Edinburgh.  Membership includes long-term residents and recent immigrants, families and singles, students, working and retired membership.

Morningside United is in the Reformed tradition.  It is in membership of the United Reformed Church and the Church of Scotland and has close ecumenical associations with partner churches in our community. 

We believe in an open congregation - we invite all who want to ask questions about the faith, or simply to belong to a family of loving Christian people to "come in and sit down".   Inclusiveness is, we hope, for us not simply a word or a concept but just what we practise.

WORSHIP IS ON SUNDAYS AT 10.30 am in July and August!    We would be delighted to see you there.

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Order of Service for Sunday Proper 16 (Aug 24)

Sunday's Sermon for Sunday Proper 16 (Aug 24)

 
Summer Worship

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Our worship pattern changes slightly in July and August. Worship is at 10:30 am. As always all are welcome. Bring the whole family!

 
Andrew Christian Ross

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born 10th May 1931; Millerhill, Lothian

died 26th July 2008; Edinburgh

The FUNERAL SERVICE took place in Morningside United Church on Saturday, 9th August.

 

Leave a personal memory of Andrew

 

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September Link

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GIFT DAY

 

For Gift Day 2008 Important Information - click here

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What's the Joke?

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We had a Day Conference with elders and members of the vestry at Christ Church. 

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MARK TAYLOR is travelling across the United States - you can follow his progress.  Mark's blog

 
Church Picnic

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Here is minister John Smith  bundled up at the annual Church Picnic at Dalkeith Country Park. The sun came out in patches, allowing for ball games and food shared round the picnic rug.

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Come and blether

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Here John, Mark, Frances, Michele and John are enjoying a touch of early-summer sunshine. 

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