Old St Paul's, Edinburgh



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Denomination:
Scottish Episcopal
OS Reference:
NT260735
Address:
Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DH
Local Authority:
Edinburgh
Website:
Listing:
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Directions to your Church

From Royal Mile down Carrubbers Close opposite Radisson SAS Hotel; or from Jeffrey Street off Market Street (rear exit from Waverley Station)

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Church Overview

The hidden gem of the Old Town. Dating from 1884-1904, Hay & Henderson. War memorial chapel and Calvary stair by H O Tarbolton, 1926. Entrances in Carrubber's Close and Jeffrey Street give little clue to the splendour within. This historic episcopal church with Jacobite past has magnificent and complete original furnishings. 'Still' by Alison Watt displayed in memorial chapel. A living church with daily worship and a prayerful atmosphere.

Services

Sundays: Said Mass 8.00am; High Mass 10.30am; Evensong & Benediction 6.30pm; Daily Mass: Mon, Fri, Sat 12.20pm; Tue, Wed, Thu 8.00am

Opening Arrangements

Open daily, 8.00am-6.00pm

Church Events

Events taking place in August 2009 are listed below. To browse future and / or past events browse through the calendar, clicking on the month heading or individaul day to update the events listing below.

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Events taking place in August 2009

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Hot Chocolate at 10: late night classical music 11th Aug 2009 to 29th Aug 2009

Finish off your Fringe day with hot chocolate and an hour of music to send you floating off into the night.

11 to 29 August 2009 at 10 pm (apart from 14 August, Sundays and Mondays).

Tickets £5 from www.edfringe.com, or at the door of Old Saint Paul's, Jeffrey Street, from 9.30pm.

Full daily programmem details at: http://www.osp.org.uk/index.php/calendar/hot_chocolate/


Disclaimer

The information about churches in Scotland's Churches Scheme has been provided by the congregations or taken from the Historic Scotland list and published sources, in particular, the Buildings of Scotland volumes and the RIAS Illustrated Architectural Guides. The information is not authoritative; please contact us to let us know of any errors or omissions.