Name: St Fillan’s Lunches Cancelled (Covid-19)
Start: 2021-08-05
End: 2021-08-05
Location: Church Hall

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Follow Jesus Christ

Welcome to St. Fillan’s Church, Aberdour. We are a warm and friendly semi rural parish church offering a traditional style of worship whilst reaching out to its community seeking to help, pray for and serve others in Jesus’ name.

The church is one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in Scotland. This ‘miniature Cathedral’ sits in its own graveyard with views over the Forth to Edinburgh. The nave and chancel date from 1123. It was enlarged in the 15th century by the addition of a side aisle, and in the 17th by the small transeptual aisle. The church fell into disrepair in the 18th century and was restored in 1925.

St. Fillan’s Church will celebrate its 900th Anniversary in 2023.

Drawing by Alex Harper, church from the south

Minister:
Rev Peter Gerbrandy-Baird – on sick leave.

Interim Moderator:
Morag Crawford – Deaconess at Rosyth

Worship:
10.30am every Sunday. The church is open but due to Covid-19 restrictions the numbers are limited, so booking is recommended – see the Reopening page. The service is also available online each Sunday – see below and in News and available in ‘paper’ format by email.

Open Hours:
The Church is currently closed due to Covid-19. Please refer back for updates.

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Reflections from the Pew 7

Aug 4, 2021

As you know I've been watching Slighe Chladach Fiobha (Fife Coastal Path) on BBC Alba. This week Iagan McNeill reached St Fillans Cave in Pittenweem and spoke to Aberdour's Simon Taylor - I was expecting some great reveleations. Iagan McNeill: Who was St Fillan? Simon...

Worship for Sunday 1st August

Aug 1, 2021

As Peter is still on sick leave, todays worship is led by our Interim Moderator Morag Crawford, deacon from Rosyth, readings are by members of the congregation. Hymn New every morning is the love New Testament Reading The Gospel according to St John 6:24-25 New...

Reflections from the Pew 6

Jul 28, 2021

This week beacause of the heat, I bought a bottle of water. It reminded me of the importance of drinking water. When I worked in the middle east I'm sure water was more expensive than petrol. One day we stood on point we had seen in the atlas - the southern corner of...

Worship for Sunday 25th July

Jul 25, 2021

As Peter is still on sick leave, todays worship is led by Iain Mitchell, Reader from North Queensferry, readings are by a member of the congregation. Hymn The Lord is King! Lift up your voice! Hymn The church is wherever God's people are praising Old Testament Reading...

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