There will be a Songs of Praise afternoon on Sunday 19 February 2023 in the Church at 2.30pm.

We hope you can come along as you’ll be made very welcome.

This is another in our series of monthly musical events.

Monthly music at St. James’ Church started with a Songs of Praise in October 2022.

Both old and new hymns were sung by all. Some solo items were included and also prayers, readings and meditative music. This was a very special time of worship, enjoyed by all.

The Dotty Crotchets – 06 November 2022

Our next afternoon of music took place on Sunday 06 November 2022 at 2.30pm in the Fellowship Hall. The Dotty Crotchets performed a programme of light entertainment. Refreshments were served in the hall after the concert.

From Thursday 16 February 2023 there will be a time when the Church Hall will be open for warmth and refreshments each week.

Join us in the celebrations – late on Christmas Eve, on Christmas Day morning and for the perfect start 🙂 to your 2023. Here are the times and locations of the Lossiemouth Church of Scotland services for the Christmas period 2022-23.

The Sunday service at St. James’ on 13 November 2022 is a joint service with St. Gerardine’s High Church for Remembrance Sunday. (In other words, this year (as in alternate years on this occasion) there is no service in St. Gerardine’s).

The service will take place at St. James’ Church at 11.30am.

Worship will be led by Rev. Geoff McKee and Rev. Christine McWhirter.

(NOTE: This article was originally posted on 10 March 2022 and has been updated as at 10 November 2022).

Everyone knows about the terrible events which continue to unfold in the Ukraine.

This is where the idea of bell ringing – as a means to show solidarity with, and support for, the people of Ukraine – has come from: a tweet by the Mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, on 08 March 2022.

We have rung the bell at St James’ Church up to 107 times every day at 4pm from Thursday, 10 March 2022.

Daily bell-ringing continued until 24 April 2022, after which we moved to ringing the bell every Thursday at 4pm – from 28 April 2022.