Sunday morning services start at 11 am. We have Sunday school for young children and creche facilities for babies.
Coffee is served after the service.
Masks are no longer compulsory in places of worship in France. You are free to decide whether to wear one or not in church. However, we feel it is important to look after the more vulnerable people in our congregation and would therefore suggest that those who prefer not to wear a mask respect social distancing recommendations and of course, we continue to use disinfecting gels regularly. Masks are available should you require one.
Coffee is served after the service.
Masks are no longer compulsory in places of worship in France. You are free to decide whether to wear one or not in church. However, we feel it is important to look after the more vulnerable people in our congregation and would therefore suggest that those who prefer not to wear a mask respect social distancing recommendations and of course, we continue to use disinfecting gels regularly. Masks are available should you require one.
During the vacancy Holy Communion will be held on the second Sunday of the month; we welcome all those who love the Lord Jesus Christ and have made a public profession of faith. Communion dates for the coming months:
- 12th November
- 10th December
Our locum for November is the Very Rev. Dr John Chalmers who was Principal Clerk to the General Assembly from 2010 - 2017; in 2014 – 2015 he served as Moderator of the General Assembly.
Born in Bothwell, he attended Marr College in Troon and now lives with his wife Liz in Dunfermline. He studied chemical engineering at Strathclyde University before transferring to Glasgow University to embark on a degree in divinity. He also hold an Honorary Doctor of Divinity awarded by the University of Aberdeen.
During the early eighties he was a minister in Renton Trinity Parish in West Dunbartonshire. From 1986 to 1995 he was the minister at Palmerston Place Church in the West End of Edinburgh.
Before taking up the position of Principal Clerk in 2010 John served as Depute Secretary to the Board of Ministry and as the Church’s Senior Pastoral Adviser.
In retirement John first convened the World Mission Council and then was appointed as the first Convener of the Assembly Trustees.
“I enjoy telling the story of a Church which cares about the values by which we live, which cares about the conditions in which people live and which puts its money where its faith is, in the work it does amongst the most vulnerable and marginalised.”
Born in Bothwell, he attended Marr College in Troon and now lives with his wife Liz in Dunfermline. He studied chemical engineering at Strathclyde University before transferring to Glasgow University to embark on a degree in divinity. He also hold an Honorary Doctor of Divinity awarded by the University of Aberdeen.
During the early eighties he was a minister in Renton Trinity Parish in West Dunbartonshire. From 1986 to 1995 he was the minister at Palmerston Place Church in the West End of Edinburgh.
Before taking up the position of Principal Clerk in 2010 John served as Depute Secretary to the Board of Ministry and as the Church’s Senior Pastoral Adviser.
In retirement John first convened the World Mission Council and then was appointed as the first Convener of the Assembly Trustees.
“I enjoy telling the story of a Church which cares about the values by which we live, which cares about the conditions in which people live and which puts its money where its faith is, in the work it does amongst the most vulnerable and marginalised.”
Online services from the Scots Kirk Paris are temporarily suspended.
However, you are invited to tune into the Sunday morning services led by our Interim Moderator,
Rev. Laurence Twaddle, in the Calvin Auditorium in Geneva.
Visit the Geneva congregation website for further information.
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