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1700th Anniversary of Nicaea
Glasgow Churches Together Invites You to Nicaea 2025 – Living the Apostolic Faith Together Today 1700th Anniversary of Nicaea Sunday 22nd June 3pm St Andrew’s Cathedral, Clyde St, Glasgow, G1 4JY Commemorating the Legacy of Faith and Unity Join Us to Honour this...
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Glasgow the Welcoming City
Glasgow City Chambers Sunday 1st June 2025 at 3pm The Skirl of the Pipes Will Welcome You to the City Chambers For this annual event with the Lord...
Ecumenical Service 11th May Dedicated to Archbishop Blackadder
Civic and Church Leaders will participate in this Ecumeniucal Service, dedicated to Archbishop Blackadder the frist Archbishop of Glasgow. Sunday...
Letter of Condolances from Commissioners Jenine and Paul Main, the Territorial Leaders for The Salvation Army in the UK and Ireland
Commissioners Jenine and Paul Main, the Territorial Leaders for The Salvation Army in the UK and Ireland, have written to the Archbishop of...
Ecumenical Evening Prayer – 7pm Friday 7th March 2024
In Honour Of St John Ogilvie And other witnesses of faith Fr Gerard Mitchell the Jesuit Community and Glasgow Churches Together Invite You to...
The St Mungo Festival Service at Glasgow Cathedral 12th January 2025
The final service of the Festival was organised by Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) and the Cathedral Community at Glasgow Cathedral. It began with...
The St Mungo Festival – at the Mitchell Library 11th January 2025
A quite distinctive part of the Festival since 2008 has been the celebration in the Mitchell Library of the life of St Mungo by means of a reading...
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Rev Mark Johnstone gave a short tour and history of the cathedral followed by a meeting in the Chapter House where Church Leaders and representatives discussed the role of the church in today’s world. It was an historic occasion on the ecumenical journey.
