Over the next few months (June – September 2026) across Laich of Moray Church of Scotland on Sunday mornings at 10.30am we will be holding joint morning services.
The dates and locations of the services are as follows:
[Read more…]Coffee Morning for Christian Aid Week at St. James’ Church Building – 09 May 2026
Please see the poster below.
Come and help us share joy, grow hope and fight hunger!
Join us this Christian Aid Week (well it will be, almost), i.e. 10th to 16th May 2026.
Put hope into action as we hold a Coffee Morning with freshly-baked pancakes.
DATE AND TIME: Saturday 9th May 2026 from 10:30 am to 12 noon at Laich of Moray Church of Scotland (Lossiemouth) (i.e. former St. James’ Church Hall, Prospect Terrace, Lossiemouth).
Entry is by donation, which will go to Christian Aid Week funds.
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Easter Sunday 2026 – He is Risen but how do we still have Hope?
“Christ is Risen, He is Risen Indeed!”
Happy Easter!
One modern-day thinker respected by the Church of Scotland in its approach to theology is Dr Timothy Keller (1950 – 2023) – see, for example, the pamphlet “What can I say?” (link to PDF download).
In a world ravaged by war, poverty and fear, on this Easter Sunday, arguably the happiest day of the year in the Christian calendar, here are some words you might like to hear – from Tim Keller.
In an interview recorded with Matt Smethurst in 2021, Tim Keller was asked if he could give any words of reassurance to Christians who are nervous about the future.
At that time, Tim was terminally ill with pancreatic cancer.
The reference to “Kathy” is to his wife.
Tim said:
[Read more…]Easter Services 2026 – Laich of Moray Parish Church
LATEST NEWS: 03 APRIL 2026: Please note that the Easter Sunday Sunrise service has had to be cancelled due to the poor weather forecast.
Here are the services and service times for the Easter 2026 period across our two sites in Duffus and Lossiemouth – and more!
All welcome.
[Read more…]Sale of St Gerardine’s Church Buildings delayed by artefacts
By way of an update regarding the sale of the former St. Gerardine’s High Church buildings, the property is “under offer”.
In the (pre-new East Beach Bridge) photograph below, St. Gerardine’s is the building with the spire, more or less in the middle of the picture. The former St. James’ Church (which remains open, as part of Laich of Moray Parich Church – see further below) is the building with the very pointy spire, towards the right hand side of the photo.
There are three historic artefacts which remain in the church which will have to be removed before the sale can finally proceed. These are: the Kinneddar Pillar, Drainie Memorial and Stotfield Disaster Memorial Plaque.
The Kirk Session of Laich of Moray Parish Church (formerly, until 31 January 2026, Lossiemouth Parish Church) are doing their best to relocate these items.
The Kirk Session have probably been able to find a new home for the Disaster Memorial Plaque but are still seeking a suitable place or places for the other two artefacts.
We have several local organisations and people assisting in this search, for whose help we are very grateful.
We will provide a further update whenever possible. Recent photos of the 3 historic artefacts are set out below.
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