St Andrew's is a peculiar people with a peculiar call to serve God worldwide.  It all began as people gathered in the Castlegate in 1715 to make history in seeking to restore the throne to the Jacobite king.  In among them were a people with peculiar forms of prayer known as Episcopalians.  They were a people who sought balance between Continuity and Change.  They, while wanting to retain the Traditions of the Church were mindful of the need to Reform.  In the Revolutions of the nation, they knew they had a greater cause to serve, the constant love of God in a changing world of their time.
This peculiar people moved from one Upper Room to another until they found a more permeant abode in the home of John Skinner.  John Skinner pitched his 'tent' between the prosperous Merchant Quarters of Aberdeen and the poor slums of the Castlegate.
This Upper Room is the home of the historic event which gave birth to the Episcopal Church in 1784.  In 1816, they moved to the current location in King Street as St Andrew's Chapel, then Church and in 1914, the Cathedral.
On Sunday the 21st of September 2020, the building was closed for assessment and the Peculiar people of St Andrew's began worship online from the Upper Room of the Seabury House.
It is good to be the Home of God for the People of God from around the world as we continue 
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