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St. Ninian's Scottish Episcopal Church
Mid Craigie Dundee
Welcome to our website, which is here to help you find out about St. Ninian's, the people involved and our activities. Please use the buttons on the left to look around the site.
If you would like to get in contact, please click on the Enquiry button and fill in the form. If you would just like to say hello please visit our guestbook.
You can find details of our services, some important dates for your diary and information about our children's work - not to mention lots of photos!

We are a Christian community living in the love of God, serving with the love of God, sharing the love of God among ourselves and all whom we meet.

Our Church is a place where people meet to find friendship, love and support and to help one another to meet with God through worship and prayer.

St. Ninian's was built in 1938 to serve the Episcopalian members of the East end of the City of Dundee. It was originally a mission outpost from the Cathedral Church of St. Paul.It still exists to serve these commuities, enlarged although they are, and principally the communities of Mid Craigie and Linlathen and is served by a Team ministry and linked with St. John the Baptist, Stobswell, Dundee

St. Ninian's Church is part of the Scottish Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Brechin and the Province of Scotland.
It is also part of the world wide family of churches known as the Anglican Communion, along with the Church of England, Church of Ireland, Church in Wales, American Episcopal Church, and many others.
We are in full communion with Anglican churches throughout the world and would welcome you to our congregation.
The Bishop of Brechin is Rt. Revd. John Mantle and
the Diocesan Office is presently sited at
Unit 14, Prospect 111, Technology Park, Gemini Crescent
Dundee DD2 1SW
Tel: 01382562244
E-mail: office@brechin.anglican.org
The Diocesan Web-site is: www.thedioceseofbrechin.org
Our church is situated at the east end of the Kingsway in the City of Dundee in Scotland and lies close to the many Golf Courses of the East coast of Scotland.

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