St Bride's Episcopal Church
Our Next Monthly Organ Recital Sunday 4 August 2024, 1pm
This will be given by
Gian Vito Tannoia (Conservatorio di Musica di Matera)
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Let's Play Piano:
Saturday 27 July 2024
at 2.00pm:
The Glasgow Bach Cantata
The next concert in the series: Saturday 21 September 2024
at 7pm
St Bride's Church
69 Hyndland Road
Glasgow G12 9UX
Here they are in rehearsal earlier in the project:
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We continue to pray for all who are suffering in the world. For those in need in Ukraine, Gaza, Palestine, Israel, and all other places of conflict and trouble.
All are very welcome at
any or all of these Services
Midweek Services in church Suspended until Saturday 10 August
Sunday 28 July Ninth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Sung Eucharist
Preacher: The Rev David Cameron
6.00 pm Evening Prayer (online)
Monday 29 July
7.00 pm Evening Prayer (online)
Sunday 4 August Tenth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Sung Eucharist
Preacher: The Rev David Cameron
6.00 pm Evening Prayer (online)
For further details of upcoming services please visit the menu items at the side of the page or click on the following link: Upcoming Services.
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The gardens looking lovely ...
The laburnum in its full glory in May
St Bride’s Episcopal Church worships within the Prayer Book and Anglo-Catholic traditions.
We are part of the Scottish Episcopal Church which traces its history back to the beginnings of Christianity in Scotland. The Scottish Episcopal Church is a Province in, and member of, the world-wide Anglican Communion.
The Eucharist lies at the heart of our worship and a choral celebration using the Scottish Liturgy 1970, a traditional language rite, forms our main Sunday act of worship. There is also a monthly Choral Evensong and Benediction. We offer and value the Sacrament of Penance (more usually known as Confession).
St Bride’s is one of a very few Episcopal Churches in Scotland that sings the Mass, with full Propers, every Sunday morning. A variety of settings of the Mass, from Renaissance polyphony (e.g. Byrd), to Viennese settings by Mozart and Haydn and Anglican settings by Stanford and Leighton, are sung.
All are welcome to come to our services and all baptised Christians are invited to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion. All may come to the altar to receive a blessing at the Eucharist.
Our Clergy and Pastoral Team are always available to offer a listening ear, or, where appropriate, practical help and support.
Come and join us – you will be most welcome.