As part of God’s family, we are open to everyone. We seek to share God’s love in worship, welcome, fellowship and service.
Marchmont St Giles Summer Concerts
Marchmont St Giles will host a programme of FREE concerts during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2022. Commencing on Saturday 6th August and continuing on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until 27th August (except 23rd August) the concerts at 2.30pm will feature some exciting talented young artists offering a diverse range of music – see more
A recording of one of our recent Marchmont Music concerts as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Butterflies cafe
Butterflies cafe is now closed for its summer holidays and will reopen on Saturday 6th August. We will be open Monday to Fridays as usual and during August we will be open on Saturday also. We look forward to seeing you again soon.
If you would like to support the work of the church during this difficult time, please consider donating- please use sue the Donate button above. All donations are greatly appreciated.
About us:
Our congregation believes that the Church is for everyone and aims to provide a safe, inviting and stimulating environment for anyone who visits. We hold two Sunday services each week. The service at 9.50 am is tailored for Families and Young Children, while the traditional Morning Worship follows at 10.30 am with children’s activities available in the church centre. Tea and coffee are served after both services offering an opportunity to meet each other and chat.
Marchmont St Giles’ Church Centre is a thriving community venue that hosts a wide range of groups and organisations, with events on every day of the week. We have exciting plans to update our facilities at Marchmont St Giles, clickhere for more information or view ourvideo. For more information about the centre visit our what’s on pages for more details.
Karen Campbell is the Minister of Marchmont St Giles’. She was born in Edinburgh and completed her BD and MTh there in the 1990s. From 1996 – 2002, she was the senior Assistant at St Giles’ Cathedral, before being called to Marchmont St Giles’ in 2002.
