THERE aren’t many other places like St Michael and All Saints. The richness of its liturgy, the splendour of its music, and the attention to every detail make it extraordinary.
Many who come to St Michael and All Saints say they leave with a renewed sense of purpose or a deeper awareness of God’s presence. The experience often creates a lasting bond to this place and the people in it.
St Michael and All Saints houses a community that deeply cares for one another and for the world.
GIVING expresses a belief in the importance of what happens here. It supports a church where people encounter God and connect with others on the journey of faith.
Every contribution sustains the ministry and mission of St Michael and All Saints—whether by maintaining the physical space, supporting the vibrant music programme, or enabling the work of care and outreach. The support of people like you helps bring hope and healing to all who come here.
Consider making a gift today to support this church.
LEGACY giving offers a way to ensure that St Michael and All Saints continues its work for generations to come. Those whose lives have been shaped by the worship, ministry, and community of this church can help secure its future by including it in their wills.
Such gifts provide long-term support, sustaining the liturgy, music, and outreach that define St Michael and All Saints. Through a legacy gift, you leave a mark of faith, ensuring others can encounter the same hope and beauty that have been meaningful in your own life.
EDINBURGH is a city that welcomes people for many reasons—work, study, or other opportunities. For some, that time includes worshipping at St Michael and All Saints. Even when folk move on, the connection to this church often remains strong.
Many who have worshipped here continue to support the church from afar, becoming part of the “Friends of St Michael and All Saints”. Friends stay connected to a place that has meant so much to them, receiving news from the church, invitations to special events, and opportunities to participate in online retreats.
Each year, the church celebrates a Friends of St Michael and All Saints Mass, where Friends are prayed for by name. Through their generosity, Friends help to sustain the life and mission of this church, ensuring it remains a place of faith, beauty, and hope for all.
FINANCIAL contributions are essential to sustaining the worship, ministry, and mission of St Michael and All Saints. Your support makes all the difference.
There are several ways to give:
Online Giving: Make a gift online today. →
Regular Giving: Set up a standing order to provide consistent support. Download form →
Offering Plate Giving: Envelopes are available at the back of church for those who wish to make financial contributions during the weekly collection at Mass.
Legacy Giving: Enquire about leaving a legacy. Use the contact form and select “Legacy Giving” from the dropdown menu. →
All contributions—monetary and otherwise—play an important role in the life of the church. This section of the website is focused on the crucial aspect of financial giving. If you’re interested in volunteering—offering your time and talents—there is another section of this website dedicated to ways you can get involved.
EVERY gift matters. Your generosity sustains the life and mission of St Michael and All Saints, ensuring this sacred place continues to inspire worship and nurture faith for generations to come.
Sunday • 10:30 High Mass
A service with choral music, organ, incense, bells, and elaborate ritual Read more →
Wednesday • 11:00 Low Mass (Lady Chapel)
First Saturday of each month • 12:30 Rosary Mass
Watch recent services and special liturgies.
4th Sunday of Easter
3rd Sunday of Easter
2nd Sunday of Easter
Easter Sunday
The Solemn Vigil of Easter
Good Friday
Maundy Thursday
5th Sunday of Lent
Listen to recent sermons and reflections.
‘How would you know?’ • Sermon preached by the Revd Oliver Brewer-Lennon on the 3rd Sunday of Easter (Luke 24:13-35)
Sermon preached by the Revd Russell Duncan on the 2nd Sunday of Easter (John 20:19-31)
‘Hello, world’ • Sermon preached by the Revd Oliver Brewer-Lennon on Easter Sunday (John 20:1-18)
Sermon preached by the Revd Russell Duncan on the Solemn Vigil of Easter (Matthew 28:1-10)
Sermon preached by the Most Revd Mark Strange on the 5th Sunday of Lent (Jn 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45)
‘A mother’s instinct’ • Sermon preached by the Revd Oliver Brewer-Lennon on the 4th Sunday of Lent (John 9:1, 6b-9, 13-17, 34-38)
‘Better water’ • Sermon preached by the Revd Oliver Brewer-Lennon on the 3rd Sunday of Lent (John 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42)
Sermon preached by the Revd Russell Duncan on the 2nd Sunday of Lent (Matthew 17:1-9)
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