The Story of Bread and Wine does not begin here.
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For Each and Everyone
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Do Quickly What You Must Do.
The words of Jesus to his Betrayer
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A Disturbing Dream
How often are we besieged by insidious voices that come to us unbidden and sway us into decisions we might not ordinarily have made?
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Observers and Bystanders
There are always the observers and the bystanders:
those who see all, who take it in, who watch
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Jumping to Conclusions
When you jump to conclusions you often jump over the truth. There is a wicked inclination in most people to suppose an old man decayed in his intellects. If a young or middle-aged man, when leaving a company, does not recollect where he has laid his hat, it is nothing; but if the same inattention […]
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Recognised
‘Don’t worry when you are not recognised, but strive to be worthy of recognition.’ Abraham Lincoln An American soldier, based in Sweden, was spending the day in Stockholm. Travelling across town on a bus he fell into conversation with the man sitting next to him. The man correctly identified him as an American and they […]
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Advice on Coronavirus
In light fo current events, the Church is taking measures to protect its vaunerable members. We are taking all necessary precautions to ensure that we can meet together safely as a church family this Sunday (15 March) and through the week to come. We will of course understand if you don’t feel like you can […]
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News To The Pews
FROM JANUARY KIRK SESSION Kirk Session were informed by the Interim Moderator that the Rev. Peter Nimmo would preach as Sole Nominee on Sunday 23rd February. Kirk Session were delighted with this news which would be relayed to the Congregation on Sunday 26th January. The Kirk Session thanked the Nominating Committee for their work in […]
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Spring Magazine
This is the whole of our Srping 2020 edition of the Church Magazine
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Burn’s Lunch
The Guild Burns’ Lunch on Monday 27th January was a great success with entertainment provided by Lawrence Dunn and Stewart Fraser. Lawrence played fiddle and guitar and accompanied Stewart who sang and recited some of Burns’ poetry. Iain Young helped with the sound and played the shruti box!