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Our coffee morning selling Bacon Rolls, tea & coffee. Stalls including Books, Home Baking, Handmade Crafts, Children’s Crafts, Raffle. 10am – 12 noon. Admission is Free.
Reading the New Testament in 8 weeks
The congregation is undertaking to read the whole of the New Testament in 8 weeks, meeting together weekly for a book group style discussion. This is following the Scottish Bible Society’s Community Reading Experience Many of the downloads can be found on the Biblica website as well. If you would like to join us, please…
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Wednesday 29 May: lunch and discussion
Join us for our monthly lunch and discussion. This month Mike Cheesbrough will speak on “Charles Darwin and two other Charles-es” – a warm welcome awaits for all!