1. Each Sunday morning at 11am we will stream a short service of prayers and readings and reflection. We might not be able to gather but we will continue to worship.
2. We will offer such practical and pastoral support as we are able, especially to the most vulnerable, though by definition this will be limited by the requirements of ‘social distancing.’ We might not be able to gather but we will continue to care.
3. We will continue to pray for our community and country and wider world and, again, especially for those who are most vulnerable in these days. We might not be able to gather but we will continue to pray.

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May God be with you all.

Martin (Minister)  &  Joan (Session Clerk)

Of course there are times when we cannot be anything other than sombre – not least in worship, when we consider the state of our world and our own shortcomings. But these moments will be far exceeded when we will worship with smiles on our faces!! How can we keep from smiling when we consider all that God has done for us – the many ways in which we are blessed. Why not take a moment to give thanks to day – to count your blessings.

What a wonderful weekend of celebration we’ve enjoyed as together we gave thanks for the twenty-five years of having Martin and Elaine leading our congregation! A dinner for office-bearers on Friday night was followed by a drop-in coffee afternoon on Saturday. The climax of the weekend was the morning worship, led by John Chalmers. At the end of the service, time was taken for expressions of gratitude which Martin concluded by reminding us that, when all else is said and done, the glory and thanks is due to God alone.

And now? Onwards, ever onwards!