The churches website is always subject updating. We are therefore keen to
receive news that tell more about the work of the congregation and our activities within the local communities.
Much of the work of the parish can be seen in our Parish Profile which although created in 2016 still offers some
interesting information on the life and work of the congregation. This profile can be seen by clicking on this link.
The website continues to offer all of the essential news and information along with sections on the churches history and
past editions of the parish magazine.
This data can be accessed via the navigation bar above or the links below.
The current magazine for the period Mid February to Mid May is now available to
download and view on line.
This current edition is packed full of interesting and thought provoking articles.
As well as the usual information on church activities we would highlight the following.
- Remembrance - 100 years
- Nativity Display
- Messy Church
- Heal Nepal
- Lent Study Group - Faith in the Fire
The Door Duty and other Rotas continue to be accesses from the website but are no longer contained within the magazine.
The Church is fully aware of the new GDPR Data Protection Legislation which came into force on 25th May 2018. The
Church of Scotland legal department has suggested to congregations an appropriate approach and policy and as
soon as the suggested approach has been customised to our own parish requirements we will be adding this policy
statement to our website.
Alongside the two churches the town of Melrose has the Roman Catholic High Cross Church, and the Scottish Episcopal
Church of Holy Trinity.
The Parish Church endeavours to provide a service to all the community, both member and non-member alike. The buildings
are in almost daily use by the people of Melrose and in the following pages we provide information on the many
ways in which the Parish Churches form a vital part within the two Communities.
Bowden & Melrose Parish Church is a Fairtrade congregation.
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