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    Welcome to the website of St Ninians Old Parish Church, Stirling

     

     

    Resumption of Worship Services

    Worship at St Ninians Old Parish Church will restart on Sunday 20th September 2020.

    The Sanctuary will be laid out to accomodate a congregation of 50

    and the halls have been laid out to accomodate an additional 16

    which will comply with the guidelines from the Church of Scotland and the Scottish government.

    These arrangements are more fully described in the latest pastoral letter which may be found here.

     

    For news on the current situation please follow the COVID-19 link below and
    please continue to support the ongoing work of St Ninians Old Parish Church.         

    Continuing support for St Ninians Old during the coronavirus pandemic

     

    Blythswood Shoebox Appeal 2020

     

    From the Manse update      COVID-19  Update       Forthcoming events.       Listen again!                

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  • St Ninians Old Parish Church,
    Kirk Wynd,
    St Ninians,
    Stirling,
    FK7 9AY

    GPS: N 56o 06.170’ W 003o 56.214’
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    Minister:
    The Rev Gary J McIntyre
    The Manse of St Ninians,
    7 Randolph Road,
    Stirling,
    FK8 2AJ

    Tel: 01786 474421

    Email: GMcIntyre@churchofscotland.org.uk

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