Services

Proper 25 (DP Week A)

Sunday 24^th September

Pentecost 16

8:00am Eucharist, Elgin
9:30am Eucharist, Lossiemouth
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
6:30pm Evensong, Elgin

Monday 25^th September

Finnbar of Caithness, Bishop, c 610

9:15am Church Open *
5:15 Church Closed *

Tuesday 26^th September

9:00am Church Open *
11:30am Eucharist, Elgin
5:15pm Church Closed *

Wednesday 27^th September

Vincent de Paul, Priest, 1660

7:45am Morning Prayer
5:15pm Evening Prayer

Thursday 28^th September

10:00am Eucharist, Lossiemouth

Friday 29^th September

Michael and All Angels

9:00am Morning Prayer
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
5:30pm Church Closed *

Saturday 30^th September

Jerome, Priest and Teacher of the Faith, 420

4:30pm Meditation, Holy Trinity, Elgin

Proper 26 (DP Week B

Sunday 1^st October

Pentecost 17

8:00am Eucharist, Elgin
9:30am Eucharist, Lossiemouth
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
6:30pm Evensong, Elgin

Monday 2^nd October

9:15am Church Open *
5:15 Church Closed *

Tuesday 3^rd October

9:00am Church Open *
11:30am Eucharist, Elgin
5:15pm Church Closed *

Wednesday 4^th October

Francis of Assisi, Deacon and Friar, 1226

7:45am Morning Prayer
5:15pm Evening Prayer

Thursday 5^th October

10:00am Eucharist, Lossiemouth

Friday 6^th October

9:00am Morning Prayer
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
5:30pm Church Closed *

Saturday 7^th October

4:30pm Meditation, Holy Trinity, Elgin

Proper 27 (DP Week C)

Sunday 8^th October

Pentecost 18

8:00am Eucharist, Elgin
9:30am Eucharist, Lossiemouth
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
3:00pm 2nd Sunday of month Eucharist, Burghead
No Evensong, Elgin

Monday 9^th October

9:15am Church Open *
5:15 Church Closed *

Tuesday 10^th October

9:00am Church Open *
11:30am Eucharist, Elgin
5:15pm Church Closed *

Wednesday 11^th October

Kenneth, Abbot, 600

7:45am Morning Prayer
5:15pm Evening Prayer

Thursday 12^th October

Elizabeth Fry, 1845

10:00am Eucharist, Lossiemouth

Friday 13^th October

9:00am Morning Prayer
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
5:30pm Church Closed *

Saturday 14^th October

4:30pm Meditation, Holy Trinity, Elgin

Proper 28 (DP Week D)

Sunday 15^th October

Pentecost 19

8:00am Eucharist, Elgin
9:30am Eucharist, Lossiemouth
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
6:30pm Choral Evensong, Elgin

Monday 16^th October

9:15am Church Open *
5:15 Church Closed *

Tuesday 17^th October

Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr, c 115

9:00am Church Open *
11:30am Eucharist, Elgin
5:15pm Church Closed *

Wednesday 18^th October

Luke, Evangelist

7:45am Morning Prayer
5:15pm Evening Prayer

Thursday 19^th October

Henry Martyn, Priest and Missionary, 1812

10:00am Eucharist, Lossiemouth

Friday 20^th October

9:00am Morning Prayer
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
5:30pm Church Closed *

Saturday 21^st October

4:30pm Meditation, Holy Trinity, Elgin

Proper 29 (DP Week A)

Sunday 22^nd October

Pentecost 20

8:00am Eucharist, Elgin
9:30am Eucharist, Lossiemouth
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
6:30pm Evensong, Elgin

Monday 23^rd October

James of Jerusalem

9:15am Church Open *
5:15 Church Closed *

Tuesday 24^th October

9:00am Church Open *
11:30am Eucharist, Elgin
5:15pm Church Closed *

Wednesday 25^th October

7:45am Morning Prayer
5:15pm Evening Prayer

Thursday 26^th October

10:00am Eucharist, Lossiemouth

Friday 27^th October

9:00am Morning Prayer
11:00am Eucharist, Elgin
5:30pm Church Closed *

Saturday 28^th October

Simon and Jude, Apostles

4:30pm Meditation, Holy Trinity, Elgin

* Please use the new Daily Prayer books, located in the choir stalls,
if you wish to say Morning or Evening Prayer

Holy Trinity Elgin & St Margaret's Lossiemouth

Rector: Rev. Canon Christopher Ketley

Phone: 01343 547505

Email: rector@trinityelgin.org

Important dates in the History of the Episcopal Church and the Moray Diocese

Reasons for being an Episcopalian

Bible Reading in two years

The following readings are suggestions for anyone who wishes to take part in the project to read the whole Bible in two years. Each day's reading is intended to take 8 to 10 minutes. The plan has actually started with the reading of the first part of Isaiah in December but since it is designed to be relevent to the readings in the liturgical year it is better to start at the plan dates whenever you decide to start. So January 15th, with the beginning of the bible, is a very good place to start! However you would be starting at the end of Matthew. Of course you can always catch up any days you miss at any time!