Edinburgh New Town Church is shaped by worship, community and shared experience. Here, people gather regularly in faith and reflection, and take part in a wider life bringing together connection, contribution and belonging.
Beyond each service, the life of the church continues in many forms, offering space to engage, reflect and be part of something shared. Whether new or familiar, all are welcome to find their place here.
Worship
We gather each week for worship at Edinburgh New Town Church, coming together in faith, reflection and shared life. Whether you are part of the congregation or visiting for the first time, you are warmly welcome.
Join us on Sundays for worship and on Tuesdays for Holy Communion. All are welcome to come as they are and take part. Click below to view our calendar of services.
Church Life
A wide range of groups, activities and initiatives shape the life of the church.
Open each section below to find out more.
For full details, visit the Church Life page.
The Albany Deaf Church
The Albany Deaf Church meets once a month on Sunday afternoons in the Sanctuary, bringing people together for worship, conversation and community in British Sign Language (BSL). Services are followed by tea and time together, with visiting speakers and interpreters supporting worship throughout the year.
The congregation also joins wider church services on important occasions including Easter and Remembrance Sunday, where BSL interpretation is provided. Meeting dates vary from month to month and can be obtained through the church office, where visitors can also request to join the email group for updates and information.
Resources
A growing collection of sermons, reflections and prayers to support worship and everyday life. Explore at your own pace.
Who’s who
Edinburgh New Town Church is shaped by the people who serve and support it. Each of our Minister, leaders, staff and many volunteers contribute to the daily life of the church
Meet the people behind the scenes and at the centre of church life, helping to guide, organise and welcome.