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Cramond Kirk is an historic place, a special place, a sanctuary, a place of prayer, a place of healing and renewal, a friendly place, a celebration of God’s love.
ROOTS THAT GO DEEP
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.
A KIRK FOR TODAY
We like to make sure that our Kirk keeps pace with the world as people find it and make it. We are very much part of daily life, with all its pleasures and pains, ministering at the heart of our area. We see ourselves as a church for all ages.
Nothing speaks more of a thriving community than to see at worship the young with the elderly, the newly-married couple alongside three generations of the same family.
With the highs and lows of life today, everyone needs people around to relate to, through faith or through friendship.
"There's always a warm welcome at Cramond Kirk"
People who come to Cramond Kirk say they enjoy the sense of Christian fellowship they share with friends and neighbours.
We have a broadminded approach to matters of faith but we find in our Church of Scotland beliefs clear signposts to happy and fulfilling lives.
A CRAMOND KIRK WEDDING
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Latest Audio Click on the link below to listen to our latest audio files:
Sermon 25 Jan
Sermon given by Dr Barr on 25 Jan featuring the story of Jonah. Sermon 18 January 2015
Sermon preached on the 18th January 2015 by Dr Barr. Choir 11 Jan
Introit and Anthem Sermon 11 January
Sermon preached by Dr Barr on Sunday 11 January Choir 4 Jan
Music sung by the choir on 4 Jan 2015 Hallelujah Chorus
Hallelujah Chorus by Handel conducted by Alistair Hair in Cramond Kirk Grapevine Nov 2014
Highlights from the November edition of Grapevine Sermon 20 April
Sermon preached by Dr Barr on Easter SundayLatest News News from the Church of Scotland Church of Scotland News
The latest news releases from the Church of ScotlandMSPs urged to improve end of life care rather than right to die
We must do more to improve palliative care for those approaching the end of their life, and make it as good as it possibly can be before considering legalising a right to die. That was the message the Convener of the Church and Society Council delivered to the MSPs on the Scottish Parliament's Health committee as they heard submissions on the Assisted Suicide (Scotland) Bill at Holyrood this morning
New minister for Stornoway High Church
The Church of Scotland is delighted to announce the Rev Dr Wayne Pearce is to take up his charge as minister of Stornoway High Church next month.
Church saddened by minister’s departure
The Acting Principal Clerk, Rev Dr George Whyte, has issued the following response to the departure of Rev Andrew McMillan from the Church of Scotland.
Church welcomes rethink on women’s prison
The Church of Scotland is welcoming the Scottish Government's decision to think again about the proposed new women's prison at Inverclyde.
Guild Convener moved by Mary Slessor tributes in Nigeria
The Convener of the Church of Scotland Guild, Kay Keith, reflects on her moving visit to Nigeria where she took part in celeberations marking the 100th anniversary of the death of legendary missionary Mary Mitchell Slessor.
Major investment in 21st Century Perthshire church
Church of Scotland presence in a Perthshire village is set to be strengthened after approval for a major new church facility was given.
Church Guild project sustains Mediterranean refugees in Malta
3000 people drowned in the Mediterranean in 2014. Recently two drifting ships carrying hundreds of refugees off Italy made the news, but most people are unaware of this tragedy on Europe's doorstep.