What do you look for in a church? Life? Youth? Great music and worship? Relevant preaching?…read moreWelcoming atmosphere? If you answer is yes then you have found all these things right here. A body of people who are seeking to live out their faith in an authentic and real way with joy. Over thirty nations are represented their so you are in store for a cultural experience too. Both morning and evening meetings have coffee and biscuits with the evening offering tea cakes as well :) Did I enjoy it? Well the fact you will find me there every week probably says it all. Hope to see you soon.

I'm not religious and I have very rarely been inside a church. However, with the Parish Church in…read moreBurntisland I thought I would review it due to its history and amazing building. As a younger boy I used to help my aunt and uncle set up the church hall when the main church building was going under reconstruction. I used to set up chairs and help about the building when I stayed down there. And that is when I learned the importance of this church. This church has strong links with King James VI, with him visiting this church in his lifetime. Furthermore, it was in this church that it was decided to create the King James Bible! The building has been refurbished now and looks impressive from the outside and in the inside. For a building which was first built in the sixteenth century, it is in very good condition. Worth a visit to see where history was made!

Before you read this review you should know a couple of things. I'm not a church going man. Quite…read morethe opposite. Not that I have a problem with religion, but it's just not for me. So I'm not reviewing this as a place to worship, but as a music venue. During the Fringe Pilrig St. Paul's put gigs on in the intimate 100 seater venue in the church hall, which they call 'Pilrig Studio'. And what a place to watch music. If you've ever been to the Oran Mor in Glasgow you'll know what I'm talking about. Music takes on an ethereal, other-worldly quality in a place like this. They also put various plays on. This year sees the return of the brilliant American High School Theatre Festival, among others. Well worth a visit, even if it's just to take in the surroundings.

we started our day to explore Edinburgh city and this was our first stop. we stayed at 'Britannia…read moreHotel Edinburgh' and it was on the way to tram station. St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral sits at the west end of Palmerston Place, a wide attractive Edinburgh New Town thoroughfare named after Viscount Palmerston, a former prime minister, and University of Edinburgh graduate who died in 1865. Building has three tall spires which reach up over the city skyline, meaning that the cathedral can be seen from a variety of viewpoints and outlooks in the city. But the building itself is often overlooked by visitors, perhaps because it's a little further from the traditional tourism area of the Old Town. The central spire of Scott's church is 90m tall, making it the tallest structure in Edinburgh city centre, and the two shorter spires added to the western end of the building later became known locally as Barbara and Mary, after the Walker sisters themselves.

We chanced upon this magnificent cathedral while walking around Edinburgh. It is stunning both on…read morethe inside and outside. Check out the pictures.

If you've finally realised that there has to be more to life than this, then you won't go wrong…read moregoing here. It's a very real church addressing all that life throws at us. This is a friendly place with people from all walks of life and age groups. The music (or worship) is usually contemporary and the message very real and practical. There's always lots going on here, with the likes of Destiny Angels, house churches, social events and much more. You will become a valued member of the family.

Beautifully done church. Well-grounded community and priest. Nice location by the North Sea.read more

If you are on the main strip, walking towards the Castle and you don't stop in here, you are simply…read moremissing out. It's beautiful goth struck may spook you from the outside, but as soon as you walk in you are welcomed by all the colorful stain glass windows. Each window depicts an event from the Bible, all through the church. As you walk around, you notice all the carvings and little details that make this Church so warm and welcoming. Not to mention the innate history it carries within itself.

the modern addition really is architecturally superb , good acoustics ,great regular concertsread more