Category: Online Worship

There will be no recording of this Worship

Minister: Rev. Dr. Martin Scott

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Opening Responses

The world belongs to God
THE EARTH AND ALL ITS PEOPLE
How good and how lovely it is
TO LIVE TOGETHER IN UNITY
Love and faith come together
JUSTICE AND PEACE JOIN HANDS
If God’s disciples keep silent
THESE STONES WOULD SHOUT ALOUD
God, open our lips
AND OUR MOUTHS SHALL PROCLAIM YOUR PRAISE.

Hymn 198  Let us build a house where love can dwell

Prayer of Approach and Confession [closing with]…

Our father in heaven,
Hallowed be your name
Your kingdom come, your will be done
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread
and forgive us our sins
as we forgive those who sin against us.
Do not lead us into temptation
but deliver us from evil;
For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours,
Now and forever, Amen

Introduction to the Theme

Hymn 501  Take this moment, sign, and space

Scripture Readings:  Haggai 1: 15b-2:9   p.  880   Reader: Jenny Martin

Hymn 62  Sing a new song to the Lord

Gospel Reading:  Luke 20: 27-35

Sermon

Hymn 500  Lord of creation, to you be all praise

Prayers of Thanksgiving and Intercession
Response:    Watch, watch and pray, Jesus will keep to his word

Hymn 441  Blessing and honour and glory and power

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – The Covenant of Promise.   JS Anderson  (1853-1945)

PICTURE – Silver Chalice from the Byzantine period, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN Original source: Wikimedia File:Byzantine_Chalice_with_Apostles_Venerating_the_Cross_-_Walters_57636_

INTIMATIONS   

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome Rev Dr Martin Scott to lead our service today.
Next Sunday our Remembrance service will be led by Rev Ron Smith and the Guiding groups will join us. The service will start at 10.50.

Harvest Appeal: The final amount raised for the Harvest appeal for Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal was £275.

Leith Churches Together: The next Leith Churches Together lunch-time service is this Thursday, 10th November, at St Mary’s Star of the Sea at 1pm as usual.   Please remember to bring your own lunch (tea and coffee available) so that we can continue our fellowship together after worship

Seafarers’ Christmas bags: This Sunday and next, we are collecting donations for the bags. You can give money or gifts of wrapped chocolates, shortbread, fudge/ tablet, mixed sweets, and mixed nuts.

Refugees clothing appeal: Men’s anoraks etc are desperately needed for refugees in Leith and in particular those on the Ship in Leith Docks.  Warm clothes for any age also gratefully accepted.
Please contact Pauline at probertson@sailors-society.org or 07713476799 to arrange to get them collected/delivered, or bring them to the church and we will pass on to Pauline.

Leith Rotary Club’s forthcoming charity concert: This will be held on Thursday evening 17 November at 7pm in South Leith Parish Church.

The concert will showcase the musical talents of the pupils at both Leith and Trinity Academies and will be in aid of  Kids Operating Room (KidsOR), which gives access to word class, state-of-the-art paediatric surgeries for life saving operations  on children in Africa and South America and ensures there are qualified staff to run them.

Donations on entry will be welcome.

Christmas Church Magazine: The next issue of the church magazine will be at the beginning of December. Please send items for inclusion to the church office by Tuesday 22 November at latest.

New Scots Christmas Hampers: Volunteers to deliver the Christmas Hampers should give their names to Margot Hudson and note that hampers will be available for pick up on Saturday 26 November for delivery from then at times to suit the individual volunteer.

There will be no recording of this Worship

Minister: Rev. John Tait

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship

Hymn 111  Holy, holy, holy, Lord God almighty!

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer

Scripture Reading: Isaiah 1: 10-18          Reader: Beryl Curlett

Hymn 484  Great God, your love has called us here

Scripture Reading: Luke 19: 1-10

Sermon

Hymn 509  Jesus calls us!  O’er the tumult

Spoken Doxology  

Praise the God who reigns above;
praise the Son who lived below;
praise the Spirit, three in one,
God we love and know.

Dedication of the Offering

Prayers for the World

Communion Hymn 662  Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts

Sacrament of Communion

During Thanksgiving Prayer:

All    Holy, holy, holy Lord
          God of power and might
          Heaven and earth are full of your Glory 
          Hosanna in the highest
          Blessed is he who comes
          in the name of the Lord
           Hosanna in the highest

Hymn 622  We sing a love that sets all people free

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – Gloria.   WA Mozart  (1756-1791)

INTIMATIONS   

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome Rev John Tait to lead our communion service today.
Next Sunday, 6 November, our worship will be led by Rev Dr Martin Scott.

Church Magazine: Please pick up a copy of the latest magazine if you have not already seen it.

Harvest Appeal: The appeal for Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal closes today.

Fresh Start: The current most pressing needs are for Kettles, Toasters, Frying pans, Pots, male and female Toiletries.

Seafarers’ Christmas bags: For the next two Sundays, 6 and 13 November, we will be collecting donations for the bags. You can give money or gifts of wrapped chocolates, shortbread, fudge/ tablet, mixed sweets, and mixed nuts.

Leith Rotary Club’s forthcoming charity concert: This will be held on Thursday evening 17 November at 7pm in South Leith Parish Church.

The concert will showcase the musical talents of the pupils at both Leith and Trinity Academies and will be in aid of  Kids Operating Room (KidsOR), which gives access to word class, state-of-the-art paediatric surgeries for life saving operations  on children in Africa and South America and ensures there are qualified staff to run them.

Donations on entry will be welcome.

Kirk Session: The next Session meeting is due to take place in the evening of Wednesday 9 November.
If anyone would like to suggest a charity for the usual Christmas Appeal please give details to the Session Clerk.
This year the charity should be one working for overseas beneficiaries.

Minister: Rev. Ron Smith

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship

From a world of turmoil and uncertainty, we draw aside to worship the Living God
It is good to be together in your house, O Lord
To know that we belong
Here we’ve no need to pretend to be something we are not
You meet us just as we are
Lord, make this time in this place overflow in the love of Christ
Build us up as we follow the way of Jesus Christ
May we grow in faith, hope and love as the future unfolds,
Lord bless us in this time together.

Hymn 192  All my hope on God is founded

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer

First thought

Hymn 606  Lord, you sometimes speak in wonders

Scripture Readings:              Reader:  Jimmy Hudson
Old Testament: Psalm 84: 1-7
New Testament: Luke 18: 9-14

Sermon

Hymn 527  Lord, make us servants of your peace (no copyright)

Spoken Doxology  

Praise the God who reigns above;
praise the Son who lived below;
praise the Spirit, three in one,
God we love and know.

Dedication of the Offering

Prayers for the World

Hymn 468  Son of God, eternal Saviour

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – March from Scipio.   GF Handel  (1685-1759)

Picture: Audubon, John James, 1785-1851. Barn Swallows, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. https://diglib.library.vanderbilt.edu/act-imagelink.pl?RC=58452 [retrieved October 19, 2022]. Original source: https://cttpommons.wikimedia.org/wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Illustration from Birds of America (1827) by John_James_Audubon,_digitally_enhanced_by_rawpixel-com_173.jpg

INTIMATIONS   

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome back Rev Ron Smith who is leading our worship today. 

Next Sunday, 30 October, will be our regular communion service and will be conducted by Rev John Tait.

Church Magazine: Copies of the October church magazine are available today for distributors and those who do not get it by email or would like a printed copy.

Harvest Appeal: The appeal for Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal remains open this Sunday and next.

Fresh Start: The current most pressing needs are for Kettles, Toasters, Frying pans, Pots, male and female Toiletries.

Towards our New Parish Joint Worship at Newhaven Parish Church 10.30am

Led by Rev Iain May, Minister South Leith Parish Church

Music: Joint Music Group

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship

Our God comes and invites us to share our lives.
All: We offer to our loving God the stories of our lives.
God knows our needs but in love desires us to share them.
All: We offer to our loving God the struggles we face.
God hears us and invites us to imitate divine love.
All: In gratitude we will lovingly listen to others.

HYMN 547: What a friend we have in Jesus

  Gathering Prayer and The Lord’s Prayer

Our Father, who art in heaven
hallowed be thy name,
Thy kingdom come.
Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, the power,
and the glory, for ever. Amen

First Thoughts

HYMN 563: Jesus loves me this I know

READING: Psalm 121 – Stewart Lowe, North Leith Parish Church

HYMN 600: Spirit of God unseen as the wind

READING: Luke 18: 1-8 – Stewart Lowe, North Leith Parish Church

HYMN 710: I have a dream     

Sermon

Prayer for others and dedication – Karen McKay, Interim Moderator North Leith Parish Church

HYMN 250: Sent by the Lord am I (x 3)

Benediction

Intimations

Joint Congregational Meeting, 16th October – You are all invited and encouraged to stay on for a Joint Congregation Meeting after the Service today.

Towards our new parish – The steering group representing Newhaven, North Leith and South Leith congregations has produced an update on the progress towards the union of the three parishes. Paper copies are available at the café area as you come into the Church, and the update is also on the website www.towardsournewparish.com

Growth Group – Peter Bluett, Minister at Newhaven is looking to host a new small group meeting on a fortnightly basis on a Thursday afternoon in Newhaven Church. From other groups there many have found that being part of a small group who regularly meet to read and discuss the Bible, sometimes praying together, is a very good way of journeying in faith, as well as deepening relationships with one another. If you are interested, please speak to Peter

18^th Sunday after Pentecost

Minister: Rev. Dr. Jessie Fubara-Manuel

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship  (Psalm 66: 1-5 )

Psalm 66.  For the director of music. A song. A psalm.

¹ Shout for joy to God, all the earth!
² Sing the glory of his name;
    make his praise glorious.
³ Say to God, ‘How awesome are your deeds!
    So great is your power
    that your enemies cringe before you.
⁴ All the earth bows down to you;
    they sing praise to you,
they sing the praises of your name.’
⁵ Come and see what God has done,
his awesome deeds for mankind!

Hymn 124  Praise to the Lord, the Almighty

Prayer of Approach ending with Lord’s Prayer (said by all)
                                         Rev. Atim Utuk

First thoughts     Sharing our Stories – Jimmy Hudson & Margaret Course

Hymn 352  O for a thousand tongues to sing

Scripture Readings:    Reader:  Gerry O’Neil

Old Testament:  Psalm 111
New Testament:  Luke 17: 11-17

Reflection  

Hymn 549  How deep the Father’s love for us

Spoken Doxology   (all stand) followed by prayer of dedication for the offering

Praise the God who reigns above;
praise the Son who lived below;
praise the Spirit, three in one,
God we love and know.

Prayers for the World (congregation resume seats for this)

Hymn 360  Jesus Christ is waiting

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – Prelude in F  JS Bach (1685-1750)

INTIMATIONS     

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome back Rev Dr Jessie Fubara-Manuel to lead our worship today.
Thanks to all who are taking part in today’s service.
Next Sunday, 16 October, will be a joint service which will be at Newhaven church at 10.30 am.
It will be followed by a joint congregational meeting.

Harvest Appeal: The appeal for Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal stands at £100 after last Sunday. The appeal will remain open until the end of this month.

Congregational Meeting: There will be a short congregational meeting today in the church after worship.

Leith Churches Together Lunchtime Service: The next midweek service will take place on Thursday this week, 13 October, at Duke Street URC at 1pm.
Bring your own food for lunch after the service and share fellowship with friends from the other churches.

Growth Group: Rev Peter Bluett is planning to host a new small group to study the Bible and discuss various topics around faith, mission and growth. It will take place fortnightly on Thursday afternoons at Newhaven church. If you might be interested to find out more please speak to the Session Clerk who can provide contact details for Peter.

Newhaven also runs a weekly bible study on Wednesday evenings via Zoom. Please ask for the link if you would like to join.

17^th Sunday after Pentecost

HARVEST THANKSGIVING

Minister: Rev. Dr. Jessie Fubara-Manuel

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship  (Psalm 37: 3-9)

³ Trust in the Lord and do good;
    dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture.
⁴ Take delight in the Lord,
    and he will give you the desires of your heart.

⁵ Commit your way to the Lord;
    trust in him and he will do this:
⁶ he will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn,
    your vindication like the noonday sun.

⁷ Be still before the Lord
    and wait patiently for him;
do not fret when people succeed in their ways,
    when they carry out their wicked schemes.

⁸ Refrain from anger and turn from wrath;
    do not fret – it leads only to evil.
⁹ For those who are evil will be destroyed,
    but those who hope in the Lord will inherit the land.

Hymn 153  Great is thy faithfulness

Prayer of Approach ending with Lord’s Prayer (said by all)

First thoughts: The Gift of Our Stories  

Hymn 229  We plough the fields and scatter

Scripture Readings:   Reader:  Annie Addison

Old Testament:  Lamentations 3: 19-26 
New Testament:  2 Timothy 1: 1-14

Reflection  

Hymn 159  Lord for the years

Spoken Doxology   (all stand) followed by prayer of dedication for the offering

Praise the God who reigns above;
praise the Son who lived below;
praise the Spirit, three in one, 
God we love and know.

Prayers for the World (congregation resume seats for this) 

Hymn 147  All creatures of our God and King

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary: Solemn March from Joshua  GF Handel (1685-1759)

INTIMATIONS     

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome Rev Dr Jessie Fubara-Manuel to lead our harvest thanksgiving service today. Unfortuntely there will be no recording of our service today.

Jessie will be back with us next Sunday. 
Sunday 16 October will be the next joint service and it will be at Newhaven church at 10.30am.

Harvest Appeal; Gifts of non-perishable food will go to the Food Bank.
Gifts of money will be sent to Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal and will be accepted until the end of the month.

Congregational Meeting; There will be a short congregational meeting next Sunday, 9 October, in the church following worship.

Congratulations to Jessie on her recent ordination in Nigeria

Newhaven, North Leith, and South Leith Parish Churches Joint Service
Minister: Rev Peter Bluett
Music: Iain Mackinnon, Organist, and combined Music Group

Theme:  What is God like?

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship

(from Iona Abbey Worship Book) An affirmation from South Africa

Minister: It is not true that this world and its inhabitants are doomed to die and be lost

Congregation: This is true: For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son so that everyone who believes in him shall not die, but have eternal life.

Minister: It is not true that violence and hatred shall have the last word, and that war and destruction have come to stay forever;

Congregation: This is true: for to us a child is born, to us a son is given, in whom authority will rest, and whose name will be Prince of Peace.

Minister: It is not true that we are simply victims of the powers of evil that seek to rule the world;

Congregation: This is true: To me is given authority in heaven and on earth, and, lo, I am with you always;

Minister: It is not true that we have to wait for those who are especially gifted, who are the prophets of the Church before we can do anything;

Congregation: This is true: I will pour out my Spirit on all people, and your sons and daughters shall prophesy, your young people shall

True worshippers will worship God in Spirit and in Truth.

Hymn 160 Praise, my soul, the King of heaven

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer        Karen McKay

First Thoughts  – Communication                Gavin Booth

Hymn 641  Seek ye first the kingdom of God

1 Seek ye first the kingdom of God
and his righteousness;
and all these things shall be added unto you;
allelu, alleluia.
Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia!

2 Ask, and it shall be given unto you;
seek, and ye shall find;.
knock, and the door shall be opened unto you;
allelu, alleluiah.

3 You shall not live by bread alone,
but by every word
that proceeds from the mouth of the Lord;
allelu, alleluiah.

Scripture Readings: Psalm 30  and John 4: 7-11 – Diane Ratcliffe

 Sermon

Hymn 528 Make me a channel of your peace

Doxology – spoken together
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
Praise him, all creatures here below;
Praise him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

Hymn 519 Love divine, all loves excelling    (Tune:  Blaenwern, 468)

1 Love divine, all loves excelling,
joy of heaven, to earth come down,
fix in us thy humble dwelling,
all thy faithful mercies crown
Jesus, thou art all compassion,
pure, unbounded love thou art;
visit us with thy salvation,
enter every trembling heart.

2 Come, almighty to deliver;
let us all thy life receive;
suddenly return, and never,
never more thy temples leave.
Thee we would be always blessing,
serve thee as thy hosts above,
pray, and praise thee, without ceasing,
glory in thy perfect love.

3 Finish then thy new creation:
pure and spotless let us be;
let us see thy great salvation
perfectly restored in thee,
changed from glory into glory,
till in heaven we take our place,
till we cast our crowns before thee,
lost in wonder, love, and praise.

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – Prelude in A Minor.  JS Bach  (1685-1750)

INTIMATIONS 

Sunday Services: North Leith welcomes all, and especially congregational members from Newhaven and South Leith, to today’s joint service led by Rev Peter Bluett. Please join us for tea/coffee in the hall after the service.

Next Sunday, 2 October, will be North Leith’s Harvest Thanksgiving service and will be led by Rev Dr Jessie Fubara- Manuel.
Gifts of non-perishable food will be accepted for the Food Bank; gifts of money will be sent to Christian Aid’s East Africa Hunger Crisis Appeal.

Messy Church: Leith St Andrew’s and St Margaret’s Restalrig are starting up Messy Church again. This will run monthly and the first session will be today, Sunday 25th September, from 4-6pm in the Easter Road Hall at Leith St Andrew’s Church.
Messy Church is an all age, child friendly, hands on time of celebration, eating together and activities of all sorts for all the family. It’s particularly suitable for families with primary school aged children. Please do pass this on to anyone you think might be interested.
Newhaven church also runs a Messy Church, the most recent of which was on Friday evening past.

Kirk Session Meeting: Following the postponement of the North Leith September Kirk Session meeting, the Session will meet on Wednesday, 28 September, at 7.30pm in the Session House.

Minister: Rev. Ron Smith

Organist: John Riley

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship      

I was glad when they said to me
Let us go up to the house of the Lord
And now we are here
Standing inside the walls of God’s house
These walls echo of the one who is our Lord
Peace and justice are his hallmarks
We seek the blessing of the Almighty One
Give us the joy of your presence, O Lord, our God and Saviour

Hymn 14  The Lord’s my Shepherd

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer

First thought

Hymn 511  Your hand, O God, has guided

Scripture Readings:              Reader:  Gerry O’Neil
Old Testament: Isaiah 6: 1-4
New Testament: Luke 16: 1-13

Sermon

Hymn 502  Take my life, Lord, let it be

Spoken Doxology

Praise God from whom all blessings flow;
praise him, all creatures here below;
praise him above, ye heavenly host;
praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.

Dedication of the Offering

Prayers for Others

Hymn 153  Great is thy faithfulness, O God my Father 

Benediction and Threefold Amen

National Anthem (Hymn 703 v.1)  God save the King

Closing Voluntary

INTIMATIONS     

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome back Rev Ron Smith who is leading our worship today. We also welcome John Riley who is our organist for today.
We offer a warm welcome to visitors and especially any members form Newhaven church who are joining us today.

Next Sunday, 25^th   September, will be the next Newhaven, North Leith and South Leith joint service, and will be here at North Leith.

Church family: The funeral service for our late member Florence Dick will be at Seafield Crematorium on Friday 23rd September at 1.00pm.

Kirk Session Meeting: Following the postponement of the September Kirk Session meeting, the Session will meet on Wednesday, 28 September, at 7.30pm in the Session House.

Minister: Rev. Peter Bluett

Organist: Graeme Brownlee

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship
(from Iona Abbey Worship Book)
We gather here in your presence God
In our need, and bringing with us the needs of the world
We come to you, for you come to us in Jesus
And you know by experience what human life is like
We come with our faith and with our doubts
We come with our hopes and our fears
We come as we are, because you invite us to come
And you have promised never to turn us away

Hymn 212  Morning has broken – no copyright

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer

First thought

Hymn 112  God, whose almighty word

Scripture Readings:  Eileen and Kedison Njotu
Old Testament: Psalm 23
New Testament: 1 John 4: 7-19

Sermon

Hymn 465  Be thou my Vision, O Lord of my heart

Spoken Doxology

Praise God from whom all blessings flow;
praise him, all creatures here below;
praise him above, ye heavenly host;
praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.

Dedication of the Offering

Prayers for Others and Dedication

Hymn 259  Beauty for brokenness 

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary

INTIMATIONS     

Sunday Services: We are pleased to welcome Rev Peter Bluett from Newhaven church who is leading our worship today.
We are also pleased to welcome back Graeme Brownlee at the organ covering for our organist who is on holiday.

Next Sunday, 18 September, Rev Ron Smith will take our service and we will be joined by some Newhaven members who have not gone on the church weekend away.
The following Sunday, 25^th, will be the next Newhaven, North Leith and South Leith joint service, and will be here at North Leith.

Church family: We are sorry to report the death of one of our members, Florence Dick, formerly of Ashville Terrace and latterly resident at Queensbay Lodge care home, who died on 29 August at the age of 94. The funeral service will be at Seafield Crematorium on Friday 23 September at 1.00pm.

Kirk Session Meeting: The Session will meet on Wednesday 28 September (please note change of date) at 7.30pm in the Session House. Papers for the meeting are available in the vestibule for Session members.

Minister: Rev. John Tait

Organist: Iain Mackinnon

Welcome and Intimations

Call to Worship

Hymn 129  The Lord is King

Prayer of Approach and Lord’s Prayer

First thoughts

Scripture Reading:      Reader:  Tim Bell
Old Testament:  Jeremiah 18: 1-11

Hymn 97  O God, you search me and you know me – no copyright

Scripture Reading:
Gospel: Luke 14: 25-33

Sermon

Hymn 360  Jesus Christ is waiting

Doxology and Dedication

Praise God, the Source of life and birth;
praise God, the Word, who came to earth;
praise God the Spirit, holy flame:
all glory, honour to God’s name.

Dedication of the Offering

Prayers of Thanks and Intercession

Hymn 519  Love Divine, all loves excelling 

Benediction and Threefold Amen

Closing Voluntary – March Religieuse  Wolfgang A Mozart (1756-1791)

Picture – Ring, L. A. (Laurits Andersen), 1854-1933. Potter Herman Kähler in his Workshop, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. thtps://diglib.library.vanderbilt.edu/act-imagelink.pl?RC=57049 [retrieved September 1, 2022]. Original source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Herman_K%C3%A4hler_i_sit_v%C3%A6rksted.jpg

INTIMATIONS     

Sunday Services We are pleased to welcome back Rev John Tait who is leading our worship today.

Next Sunday, 11 September, Rev Peter Bluett from Newhaven church will take our service.

Leith Churches Together Lunchtime Service: Thursday this week, 8 September, in Newhaven church at 1pm.
Remember to bring food for your lunch after the service.

Kirk Session Meeting: The next Session meeting will take place on Wednesday 14 September at 7.30pm in the Session House.

Baptism: Judith and Mark Cooper would like to thank all for their good wishes and gifts for Aidan on his Baptism on 14 August.

WhatsApp Daily Prayer Group: If you would like to receive a short daily prayer on your mobile phone please speak to John Tait, Annie or Anne.