Address

Springfield Road
AB15 8AA

Contact

01224 315649
office@craigiebuckler.org.uk
www.craigiebuckler.org.uk

Minister

Rev Kenneth Petrie
01224 315125

Services

Sundays 11 am Sept – June; 10 am July – August (T) (W)
Worshipzone: Last Sunday of Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, September, October, November, December 7 p

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Craigiebuckler Parish Church is situated on Springfield Road, Aberdeen.  The building, designed by renowned Aberdeen architect A Marshall MacKenzie, was opened for worship in February 1883.  Of the many interesting features in the building the most important is the complete set of stained glass windows by William Wilson, Britain’s foremost post-war designed.

Today, worship is held at 11 am (10 am July and August) and follows a traditional pattern with a mixture of old and new hymns, other worship material, and the occasional participation of the church orchestra.  The atmosphere is relaxed, yet dignified.  Craigiebuckler caters for all ages with a full range of activities in the suite of halls.

Address

North Deeside Road
Cults
AB15 9EX

Contact

01224 869028
cultsparishchurch@btinternet.com 

Minister

Rev Shuna Dicks
01224 861692

Services

Sundays 10.30 am (T) (W)

Address

152 Victoria Street
Dyce
AB21 7DN

Contact

01224 771295
www.dyceparishchurch.org.uk

Minister

Interim Moderator: Nigel Parker, Bucksburn Stoneywood

Services

Sundays 9.30 am (Second & last Sundays) & 11 am

Address

Fonthill Road
AB11 6UD

Contact

01224 213093
office@ferryhillparishchurch.org
www.ferryhillparishchurch.org

Minister

Rev Peter Johnston
01224 949192
PJohnston@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11am Sept – June; 10am July & August

Address

1-2 Hilton Drive
AB24 4NQ

Contact

01224 494717
www.highhilton.zyberweb.com

Minister

Rev Hutton Steel
01224 493552
Hutton.Steel@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 11am.

Situated at the 6 roads roundabout and active in serving both Parish and Community. We are a warm and friendly Church with a history of welcoming everybody, those who live in the Parish and the wider Aberdeen/Aberdeenshire community, students and people of all ages and nationalities.

Address

Great Western Road
Aberdeen
AB10 6RY

Contact

01224 571120
www.holburnwestchurch.org.uk 

Minister

Rev Duncan Eddie
01224 325873
DEddie@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 10.30am (T) (W)
Jubilee Community: Sundays Cafe at 5.30pm; worship at 6.10pm

Address

Old Skene Road
Kingswells
AB15 8PP

Contact

Minister

Rev Larenne Lafontaine
LLafontaine@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 11am (T) (W)

Worship at Kingswells happens at 11a.m. each Sunday morning when we also have Crèche facilities (0-3 yrs ) and our Kids church (3-12yrs).

Our worship style is relaxed, thus cultivating a warm family atmosphere, and offers an honest reflection between biblical teaching and life experience.
Kingswells is both an established and growing community and this is evident in the diversity of the age, nationality and life stories of the people who gather together for worship.

Our mission statement reflects that we believe God has called us to CELEBRATE the Life of Christ, CARE for one another, CULTIVATE personal growth, and COMMUNICATE the Love of God, by work and action, in our community and in the world.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Address

See South St Nicholas, Kincorth

Address

See St Nicholas, Kirk of

Address

Great Western Road
Aberdeen
AB10 6UZ

Contact

01224 310087
office@mannofield.org.uk
www.mannofield.org.uk

Minister

Rev Keith Blackwood
01224 315748
KBlackwood@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays: 10am and 6.30pm 
Wednesdays: 10.30am (T) (W)

Address

Greenfern Road
Aberdeen
AB16 6TR

Contact

01224 694121
www.mastrickchurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Susan J Sutherland
01224 279562
SSutherland@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays: 11am (T) (W)

Address

75 Manor Avenue
Aberdeen
AB16 7UT
(Building currently closed)

Contact

Minister

Interim Moderator: Rev Michael Shewan (Summerhill Church)
01224 324669
MShewan@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

We are a cheerful church set at the heart of this large housing area, and serving Cummings Park and part of Heathryfold too. Our worship is welcoming and mixes modern with traditional.

Our vision is to reach out in faith to the community, and if you come along we aim to offer you love and support and opportunities to serve and worship God here in Middlefield.

Address

Harcourt Road
AB15 5NZ

Contact

secretary@midstocketchurch.org.uk

www.midstocketchurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Tanya Webster
TWebster@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 10.30 am (W) (T)

A united charge following the union of the former St Ninian’s and Beechgrove Churches. Coffee fellowship after all services. Crèche available. Induction loop and wheelchair access.

Address

Bucksburn
AB21 9SS

Contact

01224 716161
office@newhillschurch.org.uk
www.newhillschurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Jonny Clipston
JClipston@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 10.30am

September – June 6.00 pm (W) (T)

Address

Byron Crescent
AB16 7EX

Contact

Minister

Rev Scott C Guy
01224 692332
SGuy@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 10.30 am (T) (W)

Address

North Deeside Road
Peterculter
AB14 0SB

Contact

01224 735845
secretary@culterkirk.co.uk 
www.culterkirk.co.uk

Minister

Rev Dr John A Ferguson
01224 735041
JFerguson@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 10.30am

Thursdays short service 11.30am (not in summer months)
(T)(W)

Address

Albyn Place
AB10 1UN

Contact

01224 644742
office@queenscrosschurch.co.uk
www.queenscrosschurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Scott Rennie
01224 735041
SRennie@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

10.30 am each Sunday 

Short 9.30 am service on 3rd Sunday of each month.

Address

Queen’s Gardens
AB15 4YD

Contact

01224 645477
rubislawchurch@btconnect.com
www.rubislawchurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Dr Robert Smith
01224 314773
RSmith@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 10.30 am

Additional short service at 9.15 am on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month.
(T) (W)

Address

Broomhill Road
AB10 7LN

Contact

www.ruthriestonwestchurch.org.uk

Minister

 Rev Dr Benjamin Byun
01224 312706
BByun@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 10am

Address

Braehead Way
AB22 8RR

Contact

01224 825653
administrator@stcolumbaschurch.org.uk 
www.stcolumbaschurch.org.uk 

Minister

Rev Louis Kinsey
01224 05337
LKinsey@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 10 am & 6.00 pm (T) (W)

St Columba’s Church Building is located in the suburbs of Bridge of Don on the northern side of the city of Aberdeen, within walking distance of Aberdeen University Student Halls of Residence, and not far from the city centre. The Church meets to worship on Sundays at 10am and at 6.30pm. Home Groups meet during the week. St Columba’s Church is a lively and growing Church, growing in love with Jesus and with each other. We’re not perfect but we are learning how to forgive one another!

What will you find if you join us one Sunday? You’ll find people just like you, single people, married people, young people and older people, students, children and teenagers, as well as people literally from all over the world. We have our hopes and fears, our faults and our weaknesses, just like you. You’ll fit right in! We have a large ministry team at St Columba’s and we focus on letting people use the gifts God has given them. Lots of us share in worship leading. The music is great and we think God likes it! That’s why we do it!! Our minister is a preacher who loves to teach us about the Bible. We also have a good programme for children and for teenagers, and a Youth Pastor who makes it all happen.

If you’re looking for a church family, and you’d like to know God better, then we’d love to meet you.

St.Columba’s Church: At the heart of the community with the heart of Jesus.

Address

Hayton Road
AB24 2UY

Contact

01224 482204
admin@tillydrone.church
http://tillydrone.church 

Minister

Mr Bill Mitchell
WMitchell@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11.15 am (T) (W)

Address

Contact

Minister

Rev Mary Whittaker
MWhittaker@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

First and Third Sundays of the month – 11 am, the Session Room, St Mark’s Church, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen AB25 1JY.

Other services and venues as arranged.

St John’s Church for Deaf People exists to  provide services of Christian worship and pastoral care especially suited for profoundly Deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind people who communicate with British Sign Language.

Address

The Chanonry
Old Aberdeen
AB24 1RQ

Contact

01224 485988
office@stmachar.com (Main Office)
www.stmachar.com

Minister

Intermim Moderator: Rev Ian Aitken (Stockethill)

Services

Sundays 11 am & 6 pm
Holy Communion on last Sunday of month and High Seasons. (T) (W)

Open daily 9 am to 5 pm April to October inclusive; 10 am to 4 pm November to March inclusive.

Located in historic Old Aberdeen, the Cathedral Church of St Machar occupies a site where there has been Christian witness for almost 1500 years.
From 1131 until the Reformation of 1560, St Machar’s was the seat of the Roman Catholic bishops of Aberdeen. Episcopal bishops served there between 1610 and 1638 and again between 1662 and 1689. Since then St Machar’s has been a Presbyterian church.

Open every day of the year, St Machar’s draws around 30,000 visitors each year from all over the world. It is, however, not merely an impressive ancient building, but a living, vibrant church with a great deal of activity.

A cathedral is a place for the big occasion and St Machar’s hosts several of these each year. It is also a place for music and the acoustics at St Machar’s are flattering to choir, singer and instrumentalist. Sunday morning services are enhanced by anthems from the cathedral choir and many concerts take place within its walls.
On one Sunday each month (usually the last Sunday, but check the Cathedral website) from September to June the evening service takes the form of Music and Six when musical talent from Aberdeen ad elsewhere allows the congregation to appreciate and reflect on the Word addressed to them through music. On other Sunday evenings an examination of poems and prayers underlines a commitment to exploring the contribution of the Arts to one’s understanding of God and or world.

St Machar’s provides for all ages with a crèche, Sunday School, study groups and women’s group.
St Machar’s can be reached by bus Nos. 14, 19 and 20 and is a short walk from King Street buses 1 and 2.

Address

Rosemount Viaduct
AB10 1JY

Contact

01224 640672
office@stmarksaberdeen.org.uk
www.stmarksaberdeen.org.uk

Minister

Congregation Vacant – Interim Moderator: Rev Duncan Eddie, Holburn West Parish Church

Services

Sundays 11 am (T)

Located in the city centre, between the Central Library and His Majesty’s Theatre (Education, Salvation and Damnation) St Mark’s Congregation on Sunday morning normally numbers around the 150 mark. Worship is a mix of modern and traditional, using principally CH4 with occasional use of Mission Praise and others. For people with eyesight difficulties we have large print hymn books and Bibles, there is an induction loop sound system and we have a lift for disabled access. There is a Sunday School which caters for young people across the school age range and younger. Free parking is available on Sunday mornings at Denburn Car Park.

Address

King Street
AB24 5SS

Contact

01224 487227
http://www.stmarysparishchurch.org 

Minister

Rev Elsie Fortune. Interim Moderator: Rev Elizabeth Youngson. Please contact Presbytery Office for contact information.

Services

Sundays 11 am (T) (W)

St Mary’s Church was built in 1939 and is situated in a prominent position on King Street opposite Aberdeen University. It covers the parish of Seaton, Linksfield and Pittodrie and is widely used by both outside and church organisations. There are regular meetings for senior citizens, a lively Faith and Fun for children, Bowling Club, Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Brigade.

In our worship we aim to be faithful, relevant and modern – we use principally cH3, Mission Praise and Songs of God’s People. St Mary’s is a welcoming Church and the people who join us feel that they get insight, support and encouragement from our life and worship to help face today’s anxieties and problems.

Address

New Vestry
Back Wynd
Aberdeen
AB10 1JZ 

Contact

01224 643494
mither.kirk@btconnect.com 
www.kirk-of-st-nicholas.org.uk

Minister

Interim Minister: Rev Ian Murray
BMurray@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11 am 

Eucharist each Tuesday at 1.05 pm and various Sundays throughout the year. Eucharist dates for 2016 are:
10 Jan, 7 Feb, 24 Mar, (Maundy Thursday), 27 Mar, 15 May, 19 Jun, 11 Sep, 30 Oct, 20 Nov, 25 Dec
Monday – Friday Daily Prayers 1.05 pm (T) (W)

The Kirk of Saint Nicholas Uniting is Aberdeen’s historic Mither Kirk. We are a Local Ecumenical Partnership of the Church of Scotland and the United Reformed Church. As the name ‘Uniting’ suggests, we are committed to working with other Christians for the unity of the church so that we may all be one. 

Address

539A Holburn Street
AB10 7LH

Contact

www.southholburn.org

Minister

Rev David Stewart
01224 317975
DStewart@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Sundays 10.30 am (T) (W)

During July and August an additional early service is held at 9.30 am

Address

Kincorth Circle
AB12 5NX

Contact

www.southholburn.org

Minister

Rev Edward C McKenna
01224 872820
EMcKenna@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 10.30 am and 6.00 pm

After celebrating 50 years in the community of Kincorth in 2005, the congregation is now embarking on a new era of involvement and service, reaching the community with the Good News of Jesus Christ!

Our Morning Service is a friendly and relaxed service where we use a full range of modern and traditional hymns and songs. We are committed to worship that is relevant for all and use multi media forms in every service. Music and drama are complemented by video and film. Preaching is based on contemporary expository models.

The evening service is often more informal, with a “Cafe Style” approach! Discussion and participation can be part of this service and each month we have a communion service.

We are committed to re-energising our focus on prayer and bible study for all and are currently looking at developing an Older Adults Ministry, equipping people at every age to develop and deepen their faith.

As well as the range of activities held in the church each week which range from Carpet Bowls on Monday, Badminton of Tuesday, Guild fortnightly Tuesdays, – we have a range of youth organisations using the premises, for example Guides (Wednesdays), Girls’ Brigade (Thursdays), Boys’ Brigade (Friday).

We are also involved in an inter-church and community partnership called BLUE HORIZON with Our Lady of Aberdeen Roman Catholic Church, a youth and family project which is seeking to invest in the community. See www.bluehorizonyouth.org.uk for more information.

Address

Powis Place
AB25 3TS

Contact

01224 624443
www.st-stephens.co.uk 

Minister

Rev Maggie Whyte
01224 635694
Maggie.Whyte@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11 am
(Also 6.30 pm September – June) (T) (W)

Morning worship is at 11 am every Sunday. The first Sunday of every month is a communion service. On the last Sunday of most months there is a Family Service (all-age) during which the children remain in church. There is always a Sunday School when there is not a Family Service. A crèche for younger children is also available supervised by parents and helpers.

There is a Sunday evening service at 6.30 pm in the Church Hall (apart from July/August). The first Sunday of every month is a communion service. On the last Sunday of the month there are prayers for the needs of individuals.

Services combine a blend of traditional and modern music and styles of worship.

Tea coffee and juice are served in the hall after services.

Mid-week there are House Groups, a Friendship Club, a Girls’ Brigade, a Guild, a Bowling Club, a Mother and Toddlers’ Group and a Women’s Group.

From time to time various courses on the Christian Faith including the Alpha Course are organised.

Address

Cairncry Community Centre

Contact

01224 686929
01224 749986
www.stockethillchurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Ian M Aitken
01224 686929
IAitken@churchofscotland.org.uk

Services

Cairncry Community Centre
Sundays 10.30am

Stockethill Church is a church without a building which meets in various ways and places around the community.  There are three main congregations:

• A congregation with meets in Cairncry Community Centre, Foresterhill Road, for a contemporary informal service at 10.30am every Sunday.
• A congregation which meets in Woodhill Court for a traditional style of service (please contact the church for times and details).
• A multi-generational congregation that meets in Stocket Grange for a service based around a meal and simple liturgy (please contact the church for times and details).

Daily and weekly services can also be found on our YouTube Channel.

A children’s club is run in Cornhill Primary School.

Prayers for Healing offers anyone the opportunity to receiving healing prayer on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 10.30am till 12 noon in Cairncry Community Centre, Forresterhill Road.  Please just pop in or contact the church for more information.

There are a number of opportunities to be part of groups or courses exploring and growing in the Christian faith.

Keep up to date on our Facebook page

Address

Stronsay Drive
AB15 6JL

Contact

01224 326606
www.summerhillchurch.org.uk

Minister

Rev Michael Shewan
01224 324669
MShewan@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11 am (T) (W)

Address

39 Walker Road
AB11 8DL

Contact

01224 899183 
www.southaberdeen.church 

Minister

Rev Dr Edmond Gatima
01224 588245
EGatima@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11 am (10.30 am summer months) (T) (W)

Address

Church Street
Woodside
AB24 4DQ

Contact

01224 277249
officewpc@talktalk.net 
www.woodsidechurch.co.uk

Minister

Rev Markus Auffermann
01224 484562
MAuffermann@churchofscotland.org.uk 

Services

Sundays 11 am.

Monthly Contemporary Evening Praise Service, every 1st Sunday of the month at 7 pm.

Woodside is a characteristically open and friendly congregation. On Sunday mornings at 10.45 am we have a crèche and Sunday School (Sunday Scene for primary and Youth Zone for secondary school children).

The service, with traditional and contemporary music (choir and Praise Team) starts at 11 am followed by a time of fellowship with tea and coffee and juice for the younger people in our social area.

Once a month guest speakers give a “Million Moment”. Christian Concerts are provided on a regular basis. Youth organisations include an after school Youth Club for primary aged children, Boys’ Brigade, and Girl Guides, from Autumn 2017 there will be two new youth groups these being a Children’s Choir and a Music Group.

For adults there is the Guild, Adult Church Choir and Church Praise team, Prayer Triplets, weekly house groups, a Bible Study Group, prayer meetings, Indoor Bowling, an “over 55” club and a Walking Group furthermore, the Granite City Men’s Choir practice at the church. There is both a Men’s and Women’s Fellowship who meet on a regular basis to go out to eat, ten pin bowling, watch films etc and talk about life and faith and there is a group who helps the Syrian Scots along with any new refugees.

The congregation broadcasts “Take a Moment with Woodside Parish Church” every Sunday morning at 8 am on 99.8 FM (talks, interviews, songs, hymns, prayers and a Christian message).
Check the website for a detailed schedule of everything that’s going on in Woodside Parish Church:www.woodsidechurch.co.uk.