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Thought For The Week
Trust the journey
It’s funny how we outgrow what we once thought we couldn’t live without.
And when we fall in love with what we didn’t even know we wanted, life begins leading us on journeys we would never go on if it were up to us.
Don’t be afraid, find the lessons and TRUST THE JOURNEY. Faith isn’t a feeling…… it’s a choice to trust God even when the road ahead seems uncertain.
Message from Minister
Mairi’s Five Minute Chat
IMPORTANT NEWS
As the days grow shorter and colder, the Kirk Session has decided not to open the Church for private prayer on Wednesdays and Sundays from this week onwards.
However, if Scottish Government’s regulations permit the Kirk Session would like to arrange services for the season of Advent in the Church starting on 29th November at 12.00am. To comply with social distancing this enables the minister to be in the church as the congregation arrive. More details will be supplied in the coming weeks.
Latest News
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Mairi’s 5 Minute Chat is now posted and amazingly seven months have passed since we started our virtual communications.
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The Intimations are posted in the Order of Service which is distributed either as paper copies and attached to the recorded Zoom Service. A back copy of these recorded Services are always available under Sunday Services. However to make the intimations more readily accessible these will also be posted and updated on the Web Site.
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“Another Monday morning and a very miserable wet one” – I wrote these words on Monday, 12th and 19th and at the risk of being repetitive it is wet and miserable this Monday, 26th October as well! The bright spot is that on a Monday morning I receive our Session Clerk, Charles’s Thought for the Week and his cheery messages. This morning’s one is Keep smiling, keep walking and talking, and enjoy the Autumn colours.
Edith’s Hope
The Harvest Thanksgiving collection for Edith’s Hope raised the sum of £340.
This will be a great help to the orphans and child headed families in Uganda as they struggle to cope with uncertainties of the pandemic.
This sum does not include the very generous donation of £150 given by the Guild.
We will try to keep you updated through our website of any significant updates as Edith’s Hope actively supports 60 families where both parents have died and left the eldest child alone to raise their brothers and sisters.
For more information check out their website www.edithshope.org
