Cramond Kirk is a welcoming churchWelcome. There's been a Kirk at Cramond for 700 years, providing stability and constancy which few Scottish congregations today can claim. We're a unique church, at the core of the community. And we like to think no-one can quite match the warmth of our welcome to local people, new arrivals and existing church members. Read More |
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This Week Sunday
08:45 Morning Prayers
10:00 Morning Worship
Thursday
10:30 Pop Up Cafe
14:00 Barnton & Cramond Community Club
Saturday
Twitter Tweets by cramondkirk1 Latest News Ronnie's Last Stones ... ?
Sculptor, Ronnie Rae, takes delivery of the stones for his latest project Read MoreIt's Wedding Bells for the Minister!
Our former student minister, Reverend Louise Mackay, is married in her own church in Lanark Read MorePop Up Cafe
The Kirk's Thursday Pop Up Cafe goes from strength to strength Read MoreSing & Eat Cake
What better way to spend an afternoon ... Read MoreA Year in the Life of a Creative Cat Lover
A tribute to Pauline Rae Read MoreThe Kirk Office Team Meeting
The Kirk Office team enjoy their Friday morning coffee & cake Read MoreLatest Audio Click on the link below to listen to our latest audio files:
Address 6 Oct Youth Service
Address given by Dr Barr on 6 Oct at service to recognise 75 years of Scouting in Cramond Kirk.
Sermon 29 Sep
Sermon preached by Tom Cuthell on 29 Sep.
Sermon 22 Sep
Sermon preached by Dr Barr on 22 Sep.
Sermon 15 Sep
Sermon preached by Stanley Okeke in Cramond Kirk on 15 Sep
Sermon 8 Sep
Sermon preached on 8 Sep by Dr Barr.Church of Scotland News Church of Scotland News
The latest news releases from the Church of ScotlandFife woman recognised for running Sunday School for 51 years
A Fife woman has been recognised for leading a Sunday School for 51 years.Exciting new role for rural church champion
A champion of the Church in rural Scotland has been inducted into full-time parish ministry.Church knitting group recognised in Scottish Parliament
A church knitting group has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament for its contribution to the community, including making special Harry Potter scarves for children in hospital.Pioneering Kirk ministers talk about church without walls
Five ministers who are pioneering innovative ways of spreading the Gospel across Scotland are to provide a fascinating insight into their work.Corstorphine churches work towards the living wage
Four churches based in West Edinburgh have started their journey towards becoming living wage employers.Corstorphine Old Parish, St Ninian's, St Anne's and St Andrew's Clermiston churches are working together to find out how to make sure staff are paid the Real Living Wage, which is currently £9 an hour.1500
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