11am English Service (Church)
Rev Kenneth I Macleod
Sermon Title: Fear of the Lord- the Beginning of Wisdom
11am Gaelic Service (Seminary)
Rev James Maciver
Tiotal: An Duine Beannaichte anns Na Sailm (3)
6.30pm English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: Study 5, First John – Correcting Serious Mistakes (3)
Sunday 27th October
All young people S1 upwards are warmly invited to Y.F., which meets tonight in the hall after the evening service. The topic will be “Spiritual Habits: How to Read your Bible”. Come along and bring a friend!
11am English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: A Family Nurtured Under God’s Love
6.30pm English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: Study 4, First John – Correcting Serious Mistakes (2)
Monday 21st October
Kirk Session meets at 7pm, in the Session Room, Kenneth Street
11am English Service (Church)
Rev Kenneth I Macleod
Sermon Title: Jesus- The Way, Truth, Life
11am Gaelic Service (Seminary)
Rev James Maciver
Tiotal: An Duine Beannaichte anns Na Sailm (2)
6.30pm English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: Study 3, First John – Correcting Serious Mistakes (1)
Monday 14th October
Deacons’ Court will meet at 7pm in the Session Room, Kenneth Street.
11am English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: A Search for the Meaning of Life (2) – Endless Cycles
11am Gaelic Service (Seminary)
Rev Kenneth I Macleod
Tiotal: The Blessing of Having the Spirit
6.30pm English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: Study 2, First John – The Word of Life (2)
A Special Collection will be taken for the work of Campaigners at the close of all Sunday services. Read more about 'Notices - Sunday 6th October'...
11am Campaigner Service (Church)
Rev Kenneth I Macleod
Sermon Title: Keep on Praying
11am Gaelic Service (Seminary)
Rev James Maciver
Tiotal: An Duine Beannaichte anns Na Sailm (1)
6.30pm English Service (Church)
Rev James Maciver
Sermon Title: Study 1, First John - The Word of Life
Support for 'Adam'
Due to an oversight with regard to Adam’s preaching arrangements, the congregation was not given the usual opportunity to make a contribution towards his much valued but sometimes dangerous ministry to persecuted Christians in Central Asia.
Supporting Adam’s work will undoubtedly commend itself to many in the congregation. Anyone who wishes to do so should place their donation in an envelope clearly marked ‘Adam’ and place it any of the collection plates at the church or the Seminary. We also want to assure Adam of our sincere prayerful interest in his ministry to persecuted Christians.
