Sleat & Strath Free Church is open for in-person services on Sunday mornings (11:00am) only. All other meetings are hosted online using Zoom.
The Kirk Session will continue to review the situation, but our priority is to keep the 6th commandment! We want to do everything in our power to support our National Health Service to protect life, and that means restrictions activities that will potentially expose our people to COVID-19.
In-person services are operating under some restrictions. “Households” – if you arrive in the same car – may sit together, but all groups are physically distanced by 2m in the Sleat church building. This means our numbers are actually limited well below the Scottish government limit of 50. Please be assured, there is still space for visitors. We log attendance for three weeks, to comply with NHS Test & Protect protocols. Hand sanitizer and masks must be used, and the building is well ventilated during the service (so probably best to wear a jacket!).
If you want to join our services by Zoom, please contact Gordon for the Zoom meeting password – the links below will take you to the right meeting, but will ask you to verify the password.
Sunday morning service: 11:00am
Meeting ID: 280 793 6726
Browser Link: https://zoom.us/j/2807936726
Sunday evening fellowship: 5:00pm
Meeting ID: 280 793 6726
Browser Link: https://zoom.us/j/2807936726
We know church isn’t anonymous at the best of times, and coming is a huge step for people. Perhaps even more so when you can’t easily be an anonymous user on a platform like Zoom. You can find our recent services on Gordon’s SoundCloud – where you listen in glorious anonymity.
Whether you are a long-time resident, a visitor, or recently moved to Sleat, or the south end of Skye, and are looking for a church you are welcome to worship with us (on Zoom). We believe the Gospel, are reformed, evangelical, bible-believing, Presbyterian and, above all, Christian.
Sleat & Strath Free Church is a charity registered in Scotland.
Charity Number SC038148
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