East Neuk Episcopal Churches

Welcome to the East Neuk Episcopal Churches

details of services below

Welcome! - we are the Scottish Episcopal churches in the East Neuk of Fife - one of Scotland's most beautiful coastal areas. Our congregations have been here for centuries and we continue to worship each Sunday - as part of the worldwide Anglican Communion - and take a keen interest in our local communities. You are welcome to join us any Sunday morning for our services of Holy Communion, when we follow the liturgy (book of prayer) of the Scottish Episcopal Church (Scottish Liturgy 1982 revised 2022).

St Michael and All Angels, Rotten Row, Elie, KY9 1AY
St Michael's is tucked away behind the main street, backing onto the golf course. The building is an amazing survivor - a “tin tabernacle” built of wood, clad with a corrugated material, originally built in 1905 (in a different part of Elie! - It was relocated in 1923). Everyone who enters is surprised at its pleasant peaceful atmosphere. The church has disabled access and toilet.

You can find more information and photos - and a location map.

St John the Evangelist, Marygate, Pittenweem, KY10 2LH

St John's church is in the centre of Pittenweem, on the site of the 14^th century Augustinian priory.

St John's was built as a chapel in 1805, but has been enlarged and beautified on several occasions since then. St John's is open every day, usually at least 10.00am to 4.00pm (from 11.30am on Sundays). The church has disabled access and toilet.
You can find more information and photos - and a location map .

St Fillan's Cave

St Fillan's Cave in Cove Wynd is now open for visitors.

The key for access is available from the Cocoa Tree cafe in the High Street for a £10 deposit.
The floor of the cave is often wet - so please take care as it can be slippery underfoot.

St Fillan's Cave is a Y-shaped natural hollow in a rock outcrop about 80 yards north of Pittenweem harbour. It is 93 feet long. The cave was restored by the late Canon de Voil, Dean of Brechin, and reconsecrated in 1935.

St Michael and All Angels, Elie