Get Involved

Give, work, and support the mission of the diocese.

Online Giving

The diocese uses Charities Trust for online donations to parishes. Standing orders remain the most efficient way to give regularly — Charities Trust is a convenient additional option, especially for visitors making a one-off donation.

Support a Parish

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Income Generation

Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. — St Paul, 2 Corinthians 9:6–7

The diocese's Income Generation initiative supports parishes in developing sustainable, cheerful giving so that our mission can continue to flourish. The Friends Scheme raises revenue for five key diocesan projects: Education, Youth, SPRED, Sick & Retired Clergy, and Ecclesiastical Students — join by completing a registration form at the Diocesan Office or via Online Giving above.

— Canon Edward D. Cameron, Convener for Fundraising

Income Generation

Job Vacancies

Part-Time Facilities Manager

Location: Diocesan Property Department, Incle Street, Paisley
Salary: £19 per hour
Contract: Part-time, permanent, 3-month probation
Hours: 9:00–17:00, Monday to Wednesday, with flexibility required

Enquire about this role

The Diocese of Paisley St Mirin's Fund

Small grants from our Episcopal Charities Fund for good causes that promote the work of the Kingdom of God among us.

Diocese of Paisley

Special consideration is given to:

Children & Young People

The Elderly

People with Disabilities & Special Needs

Those Affected by Poverty or Unemployment

Those Affected by Addiction

Refugees, Asylum Seekers & the Homeless

How & When to Apply

This fund is built from the fourth Sunday of Lent collection (75% to SCIAF, 25% to diocesan charitable works). Applications must be received by 4:30pm on the first Monday of February, May, August and November, and are reviewed on the first Monday of the following month. Send completed applications to St Mirin's Fund Award, Diocese of Paisley, Cathedral Precincts, Incle Street, Paisley PA1 1HR.

St Conval's Cemetery & The Art of Dying Well

The Catholic Church offers practical and spiritual support to those faced with the prospect of death via The Art of Dying Well. We believe that death opens the way to new life — in dying, we close our eyes for the last time here, in order to be able to really see for the first time there.

The Art of Dying Well
The Art of Dying Well

St Conval's Cemetery

St Conval's Cemetery

Established in 1938, St Conval's Cemetery lies peacefully in the countryside between Barrhead and Paisley, with permanent staff onsite to help locate a loved one's Lair. The office is open Mon–Fri, 9.30am–2pm.

For burial enquiries pre-1938, contact Renfrewshire Council's Cemeteries Department on 0300 300 0380, or the church where the burial ceremony was held.

Complaints Procedure

All complaints should be put in writing to the Cemetery Management, who will respond within 5 working days (subject to holidays).