Last year members of both congregations came together to celebrate St Andrew’s Day. This year, just three days earlier on the calendar,...

The induction of the Rev. Anita Kerr to the linked Dundee city centre charge of Meadowside St Paul’s and St Andrew’s: Friday 27th...

There is something rather exotic about a poinsettia. From its green velvety leaves to the rich red of its flowers, it spells luxury, the...

It is over two years since the start of my involvement with Meadowside St Paul’s and St Andrew’s. During that time I have made many...

The Silence customarily observed at war memorials throughout the country need not have been affected by the pandemic. Individuals and...

As we approach the season of Remembrance, one of my strands of thought is of those who, in the 2nd World War, were on the so-called “Home...

Our hands and their cleanliness are much to the fore right now, as we are urged to wash them regularly, or sanitise them, in order to...

Autumn, a time of great beauty in the natural world around us but also a season associated with decay and dying. The glorious red, orange...

It is a beautiful October morning (the 11th): the sky is blue, the river is blue, the sun is out and the trees are beginning to don their...

Hope, excitement, gratitude ... A sense of arriving, for something is being fulfilled – or a sense of departing, for new territory is...

Tomorrow is a big day for St Andrew’s, for the doors will be opened to worshippers at 9.30 am, for a 10.00 am service led by Tim...

From the very beginning, Lord men and women have tilled the soil and cultivated plants and trees for food And today, in our society in...

There is an old Hindu proverb that goes like this: “If you have two loaves of bread, give one to the poor and sell the other and buy...

Think "holidays" and you might think “beach”: sand, shells, pebbles, sea, building castles, digging moats, “burying” granddad. The beach...

There is something rather majestic about the sight of swans swimming. This particular group of seven were enjoying the waters of the...

I have never been to Siloam but when I stayed at the Scots Hotel in Tiberias and saw this pool in the gardens, it was as I imagined “cool...

What happened to the holiday snaps that were promised? Well, sometimes the unexpected happens and plans carefully made are turned upside...

One of the treats when we’re on holiday may be to eat out or go for a drink somewhere, perhaps with a view to sampling the local...

There was a time not so long ago when many people, children and adults alike, would have relished the prospect of time off school or...

Along the pavement which borders the beach in Arbroath, at Victoria Park, people have created a line of pebbles beautifully and variously...