Edinburgh Diocese News Updates
- Wednesday 1 September 2010
Collation - Please remember in your thoughts and prayers The Revd Andy Keulemans who is being Collated as Rector of St Peter’s, Musselburgh and St Andrew’s, Prestonpans on Wednesday 8 September at 7.30pm at St Peter’s Musselburgh.
- Friday 27 August 2010
Edge Reminder - Any notices for inclusion in the next copy of the Edge should be sent to the Editor, Allan Maclean, by Thursday 2nd September, at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), which is the email address that he is using at present. The Edge should be ready in the week 19-25 September.
- Wednesday 25 August 2010
Appointment - The Revd Ruth Innes has been appointed as the Rector of Christ Church, Falkirk with effect from 8 October 2010. Ruth is presently Rector of St Marks Church, Portobello and her last Sunday there will be 12 September.
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Forthcoming Edinburgh Diocese Events
Wednesday 8 September 2010
- CMD +4 Event - Day Conference | 11am to 3.30pm
- Fr Kenneth Leech will help a CMD +4 Group consider the contexts of their ministry and some of the thorny social issues of today.
Saturday 11 September 2010
- Marcus J Borg: ‘Being Christian in the 21st Century’ - Three Lectures | 10am to 4pm
- The Progressive Christian Network Britain is delighted to welcome Marcus J. Borg to Edinburgh. Marcus Borg is Hundere Distinguished Professor of Religion and Culture at Oregon State University. His writings have given progressive thinking Christians the tools to rebuild their Christian faith with integrity and relevance for the twenty first century. Borg brings a fresh understanding of Jesus, an intelligent reading afresh of the scriptures and an exciting journey into the mystery of God. Walter Wink writes: ‘In every generation there is a handful of writers of whom it can be said, read everything they write. Marcus Borg is one of these today’. £22, (£18 PCN/CRC members).
- Bethany Walk By The Coast for Homelessness
- Bethany’s sponsored walk is East Lothian’s stunning coastline following part of the John Muir Way from Cockenzie to Gullane. The area boasts incredible scenery and a treasure-trove of wildlife in its natural setting. Make a difference in the lives of homeless people and enjoy a stunning day out at the same time.
