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THE DIOCESE OF GLASGOW AND GALLOWAY Our diocese. SAINT MARY'S CATHEDRAL, GLASGOW The mother church of our diocese. The national website for Scotland. News and information about Anglican churches throughout the world. Praying systematically for our fellow Anglicans and their homelands. Our twin diocese in the USA. ACTION OF CHURCHES TOGETHER IN SCOTLAND An ecumenical body gathering together the main Christian traditions in Scotland. SCOTTISH CHRISTIAN Independent, wide-ranging, and highly informative. CHRISTIAN AID Working in almost 50 countries, regardless of religion or race, to help people improve their own lives and tackle the causes of poverty and injustice. TRAIDCRAFT The UK's leading Fair Trade organization, helping poor communities work their way out of poverty. SHELTER SCOTLAND The national campaigning charity for homeless and badly-housed people. THE MOTHERS' UNION Long-established and world-wide bastion of family life (in all its variety) and child welfare. THE SCOTTISH GUILD OF SERVERS An association of lay assistants at celebrations of the Eucharist. THE AYRSHIRE HOSPICE Providing respite care and care for the terminally ill in our area. THE ARK Alcohol-free nightclub for teens and early twenties, supported by Ayr's churches. |
Liturgical texts : THE SCOTTISH LITURGY 1982 Highly regarded modern English version of the Eucharistic Liturgy. THE SCOTTISH BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER 1929 Used for Morning Prayer (Matins), Evening Prayer (Evensong), and the 1662 Holy Communion at Holy Trinity, Ayr. Other parts have either fallen into disuse or been superseded by new versions in contemporary language.
Local organizations : Local government in our area. AYRSHIRE AND ARRAN TOURIST BOARD Essential viewing for anyone planning a visit to to our area. AYR ARTS GUILD A local association of organizations connected directly or indirectly with the arts. Holy Trinity Ayr is an affiliated member. GIRVAN ONLINE A lively and well-produced guide to the town and its surroundings. MAYBOLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL Wide-ranging guide to the ancient capital of Carrick, full of interesting detail.
The background to this page shows the Compass Rose, the identifying symbol of the Anglican Communion. In the centre is a quotation in Greek from John 8:32 - 'The truth shall set you free.'
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