St Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church will reopen for in-person worship
on Easter Sunday (4 April).
Just as when we were open from September to Christmas, we will need to follow special procedures. Contact details will be taken for Test and Protect. We will need to adhere to social distancing, especially when entering and leaving the church. Face coverings will need to be worn, sanitiser used and there will be no singing. Numbers will be restricted.
The services will be livestreamed to Facebook so anyone with access to the internet can participate remotely. You do not need to have a Facebook account to see the livestream. A recording will be posted later in the day and can be heard by phoning 0131 546 4082 from any phone.
on Easter Sunday (4 April).
Just as when we were open from September to Christmas, we will need to follow special procedures. Contact details will be taken for Test and Protect. We will need to adhere to social distancing, especially when entering and leaving the church. Face coverings will need to be worn, sanitiser used and there will be no singing. Numbers will be restricted.
The services will be livestreamed to Facebook so anyone with access to the internet can participate remotely. You do not need to have a Facebook account to see the livestream. A recording will be posted later in the day and can be heard by phoning 0131 546 4082 from any phone.
St Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church
St. Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland. It is part of the Presbytery of Lothian. The Church of Scotland traces its history from St Ninian, who came to Scotland in 397 AD, through the Scottish Reformation, led by John Knox among others, to the present. It is Presbyterian in government.
There has been a place of Christian worship on this site since at least the 11th Century. The present building, which has undergone many changes, dates from the early 15th Century. This year, 2020, we celebrate the 600th anniversary of our church.
St. Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church is an ancient church with a modern purpose. Set in the heart of Dalkeith, the congregation seeks to serve God and this community in ways relevant to the 21st Century.
You don’t need to sign up to a long list of beliefs to come to church. You don’t need to know all the answers to belong. All you need is a sense of the spiritual dimension of life and a desire to experience it more fully.
All are welcome.
You don’t need to sign up to a long list of beliefs to come to church. You don’t need to know all the answers to belong. All you need is a sense of the spiritual dimension of life and a desire to experience it more fully.
All are welcome.
