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:
- 14th May
- 11th June
- 9th July
Our locum for May is Canon John Lindsay. John is originally from Glasgow but trained and worked mostly on the east coast of Scotland, initially in hospital administration and since 1982 as a priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church. As well as enjoying parish work he engaged in various aspects of ecumenism locally, nationally and internationally. He was made a Canon in 2000. Since retiring six years ago he has undertaken cover in his local Episcopal church as well as chaplaincies in Cologne (CofE) and Lausanne (CofS). His wife Jacqui is the pastoral assistant in Morningside Parish Church (Edinburgh) and also works privately as a counsellor and supervisor. John enjoys singing, reading, socialising and cooking. This time last year he said he was very much looking forward to joining us - this year we can say we're looking forward to having him back!
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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