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Links and Partners

St James seeks to link itself with relevant local and national organizations as a way to further its mission and outreach. Please see below for some information on our activities.

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St James is part of the the Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane is one of the seven dioceses of the Scottish Episcopal Church. It covers Fife, Perth and Kinross, Coupar Angus, Clackmannanshire and eastern and central Stirling, with St Ninian’s Cathedral, Perth, at its centre. Its Bishop is Ian Paton. At the heart of the diocese is its movement for mission and growth, which moves us ever closer to our diocesan vision: "Our diocese comprises a thriving group of hopeful, caring and committed congregations whose shared life, worship and effective engagement with people and issues in their communities attracts growing numbers of people from diverse backgrounds to share the values and work of our church."

The Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane

Wardside Home for the Elderly

We are pleased to have friendly links with Wardside Home, where our Rector leads a monthly service of Holy Communion for residents and friends. Many older members of our regular congregation settle at Wardside in their later years and other residents are pleased to have an opportunity for worship and Christian fellowship.

Muthill Primary School

Muthill Primary School Our village is fortunate to have a happy and thriving Primary School and our church continues the tradition, along with Muthill Parish Church, of welcoming the children into our buildings for their Christmas and Easter services. A recent Easter service gave the children the opportunity to share their songs (some with actions), poetry and prose and to display their Easter drawings, while Hannah from St James Church explained about Easter traditions around the world and links with the Easter story.

ABOUT US

St James is the oldest Episcopal church in Strathearn. Taking the place of Episcopal meeting houses that stood since 1698, St James was built in 1836 by R & R Dickson of Glasgow and has been a site of continuous worship ever since.

ADDRESS

St James Episcopal Church

Station Road,

Muthill,

Crieff

PH5 2AR

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