We had our Gift Day on 23rd May, but it’s not too late to give a gift to the church, or to increase your monthly giving! You can find all the details of how to donate on this page. If you have any questions, email Grant Ballantine on stewardship@wardie.org.uk
The Annual Stated Meeting of this congregation will be held in Wardie Parish Church on Sunday 3rd May 2026 during morning worship when the congregational accounts will be presented, auditors appointed, and office bearers advised for the ensuing year.
Palm Sunday, 29th March, 10.30am: Morning Worship.
Palm Sunday, 29th March, 3–5pm: Messy Family Easter Celebration.
Maundy Thursday, 2nd April, 7pm: Light Supper and Communion in Main Hall.
Good Friday, 3rd April, 12 noon to 3pm: Good Friday vigil in the church. Pop in and stay as long as you like.
Easter Sunday, 5th April, 8.30am: Sunrise Communion followed by breakfast in the New Hall.
Easter Sunday, 5th April, 10.30am: Good News, Good News: An All-Age Celebration.
The date for the 2026 Trinity Community Gala is… drumroll please… Sunday 30th August!
There’s so much planned… music, baking, BBQ, activities, face painting, sports to sample, things to buy, a fun dog show…
See you there!
Wardie is hosting this year’s local World Day of Prayer service, which has been put together by the World Day of Prayer Committee of Nigeria. The theme is “I will give you rest: Come.”
The service will be at 2.30pm on Friday 6th March at Wardie Parish Church. Members from Granton, Inverleith St Serf’s and Holy Cross will be taking part in the service, as well as members from Wardie. There will be tea and coffee after the service. Please come along and enjoy sharing in this global event!
Soft lighting, quiet music and prayer prompts. Come and sit in the sanctuary and enjoy the quiet centre of Christmas.
Just drop in for a short time, or stay for the whole hour.
Entry via the Netherby Road door. Someone will be there to let you in.
This event will be running on Sunday evenings from 23rd November to 14th December. Entry through the Netherby Road door.
Video extracts from ‘The Nativity’ series with reflections on a different theme each week; a simple activity; tea, coffee and perhaps some seasonal treats. Everyone is welcome to one, some or all of these evenings.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to visit Nepal, wonder no longer. The talk at Wardie Guild’s meeting on Wednesday 26th November will be ‘Trekking in Nepal’ by Wendy Sodergren. Plenty of lovely photos guaranteed! Arrive at 10.15 for tea and coffee. The talk will start at 10.30. All welcome!