Service Details - Sunday 14 February
CHURCH AT HOME
Sunday 14th February
11.00am Service on Facebook Live
Rev James Maciver will continue his series on the Miracles of Jesus this Sunday morning, preaching on "O woman, great is your faith", from Matthew 15:21-28 in this worship service streamed live from home.
6.30pm Service: Facebook, YouTube, Sermons page
Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'All Coming Together for Ruth' from Ruth 3:9 in this worship service recorded at home.
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All ladies are invited to join in a meeting organised by the Cross WFM on Wednesday 10th February at 12 noon. The speaker is Marsali Campbell speaking directly from Uganda.
Any ladies who would like to join can get the login details from Donna Maciver either by phone, text, messenger or email.
Email address is : [email protected]
Mobile number is : 07810386774
Read more about 'WFM Zoom with Marsali Campbell'...Service Details - Sunday 7 February
CHURCH AT HOME
Online Services for Sunday 7th February
11:00am Service: Facebook, YouTube, Sermons page
Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'Sheltered by God' from Ruth 2:12 in this worship service recorded at home.
6.30pm Service: Facebook Live
Rev James Maciver continues his study on the Miracles of Jesus, preaching on 'I once was blind but now I see' from Mark 10:46-52 in this worship service streamed live from home.
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Monthly Prayer Meeting - Monday 1st February
Our monthly prayer meeting takes place on Monday 1st February at 8pm on Zoom. Please join us if you can as we pray for God's intervention. The link is the same as previous monthly meetings but do get in touch if you need it: [email protected]
This meeting ties in with the Presbytery's designated hour of prayer.
The Bible passage and prayer points for Monday 1st February 2021 have been prepared by Rev. Murdo Campbell, minister of the Barvas congregation.
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Due to the Western Isles moving into Level 4 lockdown, please note that the Church hall will NOT be open on Saturday 30th January to receive freewill offering envelopes.
Please also note that Wednesday prayer meetings will no longer take place in the Seminary but will be online only.
Take care and stay safe
Service Details - Sunday 31 January
CHURCH AT HOME
11.00am Service on Facebook Live
Rev James Maciver will continue his series on the Miracles of Jesus this Sunday morning, preaching from Mark 2:1-12 when Jesus forgives and heals a paralysed man.
6.30pm Service on Facebook, YouTube and our Sermons page
Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'Every Step Planned' from Ruth 2:3 in this worship service recorded at home.
Read more about 'Service Details - Sunday 31 January '...Service Details - Sunday 24 January
11:00am Service: Facebook, Youtube, Sermons page
Rev Kenneth I Macleod preaches on 'The Three Widows' from Ruth 1:8-22 in this worship service recorded at home.
6.30pm Service: Facebook, Sermons Page
Rev James Maciver preaches on 'The Miracles of Jesus' from John 2:1-11 in this worship service streamed live from home.
Read more about 'Service Details - Sunday 24 January'...Church Officer Vacancy
Our Church Officer, Donald Macleod, has given notice of his intention to retire from the post at the end of March. By then Donald will have completed seven years as our Church Officer during which he has carried out all his duties with exemplary diligence.
This means that we now have a vacancy for a new Church Officer and we would encourage anyone who is interested to contact Murdo I Macleod, Clerk of the Deacons’ Court, on [email protected] or by telephone on 01851 705028 or any of our office-bearers for an informal discussion about the post.
Read more about 'Church Officer Vacancy'...Deacons' Court Update
When we entered our first lockdown period in March of last year, none of us expected the virus to remain as virulent or as deadly as it continues to be in the early weeks of 2021. There are, however, good reasons to be optimistic that the roll out of the vaccination will lead to a significant reduction of the spread of the virus, a decrease in the grim mortality rate and an easing of the restrictions we have all been under for so long.
While the restrictions are unwelcome for all of us, we still have many reasons for thankfulness. The Gospel continues to be preached and many outreach initiatives are able to continue thanks to the generosity of those who regularly contribute to the funds of the church. Our own congregation was able to remit to the central funds of the church the same amount in 2020 as it did in 2019 and our most sincere thanks is due to everyone who contributed either by freewill offering envelopes, Standing Order, BACS transfer or by cheque.
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