Thirty five of us are following the Community Bible Experience designed by the Scottish Bible Society. The aim is to read the New Testament in forty days, but some of us will take a bit more.We have five groups meeting across the week a mix of morning, afternoon and evening.You can start during the course
On Sautrday 11th May, nine of us travelled to Nottingham to take part in the Assembly. In the morning session we listened to reports from all of the Committees about the things which have happened this year, including a trip to Brazil which had been a wonderful opportunity for a group of about nine people.
This year we are spreading out our events for Christian Aid, you will be welcome at all of them whether you are normally part of the congregation or not.The theme for Christian Aid Week is Hope and is centred around Aurelia, a farmer from Guatemala who grows cacao, cinnamon, corn and pineapples and the impact
Thank you to everyone who joined us as we moved through Holy Week. These are photos from Toddlers’ Club Easter Egg hunt through to our worship for Easter Day. Palm Sunday 10.30am 13th AprilFamily service, we all begin together and then the children will leave to think about the gardens in the Easter Story and
We will be on the Church Steps again for family crafts and stories and inside the church for coffee and cakes on Saturday 29th March from 10-11.30am. You are all welcome but particularly those who have realised that it is Mothering Sunday on 30th and you need to make something to give to Mum or
In January we celebrate the anniversary of Toddlers’ Club starting in 1991, this is before a lot of the current parents were born! We played pass the parcel, we had parachute games, everyone had their own birthday cake and candle, we made birthday crowns and everyone had a party bag to take home. We give
We hope that you will be able to join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus, he is called Immanuel, which means God is with us, and that is something worth celebrating. Sunday 1st December10.30am Morning Worship for the first Sunday in Advent led by Jacquie.We will also receive the gifts for Angel Tree.
We are delighted that Rev Ruairidh (Roo) MacRae has accepted the call to be the minister at Market Harborough Congregational Church. Roo has been the minister at Eyemouth United Congregational Church for over nine years and he is active within Congregational Federation Scotland.Roo, his husband James and their sons will be moving to Market Harborough
We invited members of Toddlers’ Club past and present to make Christmas wreaths on Tuesday evening. This was our second year and again we all really enjoyed it.We bought new rings but otherwise reused, recycled and ransacked our gardens in accordance with our ambitions as an eco-church, although the snacks were all new!About 20 of
It is Baby Loss Awareness Week from 9th-15th October and it has become our tradition to have a tree in church where you can add the names of children whose lives were too short. The church will be open from 9.45-11.30am on Friday morning. You are very welcome to go come into the church, to