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Welcome to Edinburgh: The New Town Church of Scotland
Sunday 1st December, First Sunday of Advent
10.30am at 13 George Street.
The service is led by Rev Conor Fegan.
Watch a recording of the service here
Apologies again for our ongoing technical issues, we hope to have them resolved soon.
Catch up with all our past services here or subscribe to our YouTube channel
Celebration of the Lord’s Supper
We celebrate the Lord’s Supper with:
A Communion service at 9am on the first Sunday of each month.
A short celebration of the Lord’s Supper immediately following the 10.30am service on the last Sunday of each month.
And ‘formal’ quarterly Communion services.
Join us in prayer
Join our Pause for Prayer community online. Find fresh prayer resources published weekly on a Monday over on our Facebook page or contact us if you would like receive these by email.
You can also find weekly prayers for the world church at the World Council of Churches webpage here.
Undercroft Café
Our Undercroft Cafe – the most well-spaced cafe with the best soup, the most calorific cakes and the friendliest staff in town! Come and indulge yourself ethically!
Enjoy our carefully selected art exhibitions while you eat and drink! See information on the current exhibition here.
Open 10:30am – 2pm Monday to Friday.
Edinburgh New Town Church at Festival Time
We are already planning ahead for the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. More news will follow soon but acts are being booked, lots to look forward to!
Keeping in touch
You can reach us by phone – 0131 225 3847 – and by email [email protected].
Find us on social media
Support our work
If you would like to support our work you can make a donation to the church [Edinburgh: the New Town] through the Church of Scotland website here.
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