Presbytery of Aberdeen

Craigiebuckler Parish Church is situated on Springfield Road, Aberdeen.  The building, designed by renowned Aberdeen architect A Marshall MacKenzie, was opened for worship in February 1883.  Of the many interesting features in the building the most important is the complete set of stained glass windows by William Wilson, Britain's foremost post-war designed.

Today, worship is held at 11 am (10 am July and August) and follows a traditional pattern with a mixture of old and new hymns, other worship material, and the occasional participation of the church orchestra.  The atmosphere is relaxed, yet dignified.  Craigiebuckler caters for all ages with a full range of activities in the suite of halls.

Worship at Kingswells happens at 11a.m. each Sunday morning when we also have Crèche facilities (0-3 yrs ) and our Kids church (3-12yrs).

Our worship style is relaxed, thus cultivating a warm family atmosphere, and offers an honest reflection between biblical teaching and life experience. 
Kingswells is both an established and growing community and this is evident in the diversity of the age, nationality and life stories of the people who gather together for worship.

Our mission statement reflects that we believe God has called us to CELEBRATE the Life of Christ, CARE for one another, CULTIVATE personal growth, and COMMUNICATE the Love of God, by work and action, in our community and in the world.

We look forward to welcoming you.

We are a cheerful church set at the heart of this large housing area, and serving Cummings Park and part of Heathryfold too. Our worship is welcoming and mixes modern with traditional.

We have a lively Sunday Club for children and a midweek Friendship Group for older folk. The church is host to a number of community organisations, including a busy Breakfast Club.

Our vision is to reach out in faith to the community, and if you come along we aim to offer you love and support and opportunities to serve and worship God here in Middlefield.

A new charge following the union of the former St Ninian's and Beechgrove Churches. Coffee fellowship after all services. "Sunday Clubs" cater for ages 3 to 16 through a range of activities. Crèche available. Induction loop and wheelchair access.

St Columba's Church Building is located in the suburbs of Bridge of Don on the northern side of the city of Aberdeen, within walking distance of Aberdeen University Student Halls of Residence, and not far from the city centre. The Church meets to worship on Sundays at 10am and at 6.30pm. Home Groups meet during the week. St Columba's Church is a lively and growing Church, growing in love with Jesus and with each other. We're not perfect but we are learning how to forgive one another!

What will you find if you join us one Sunday? You'll find people just like you, single people, married people, young people and older people, students, children and teenagers, as well as people literally from all over the world. We have our hopes and fears, our faults and our weaknesses, just like you. You'll fit right in! We have a large ministry team at St Columba's and we focus on letting people use the gifts God has given them. Lots of us share in worship leading. The music is great and we think God likes it! That's why we do it!! Our minister is a preacher who loves to teach us about the Bible. We also have a good programme for children and for teenagers, and a Youth Pastor who makes it all happen.

If you're looking for a church family, and you'd like to know God better, then we'd love to meet you.

St.Columba's Church: At the heart of the community with the heart of Jesus.

St John's Church for Deaf People exists to  provide services of Christian worship and pastoral care especially suited for profoundly Deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind people who communicate with British Sign Language.