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Andrew Baker, superintendent of the Strathclyde circuit, preaching for the South Caribbean District on Aldersgate Day ... See MoreSee Less
2020 Aldersgate sermon to the South Caribbean Methodist District
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The Revd Andrew Baker was invited by the South Caribbean Methodist Circuit to address them in the 2020 Aldersgate Sunday; marking the anniversary of the Revd...Posted 24 May 2020 ·
We are called to continue to light a candle and pray again this Sunday, 24 May, at 7pm.
This Call to Prayer by The Scottish Church Leaders Forum, includes Most Rev. Mark Strange, Primus, on behalf of the College of Bishops, Scottish Episcopal Church and Rev. Mark Slaney, District Chair, Methodist Church (Scotland).
“In response to the threat posed by Covid 19, we seek to protect and shield those whom we care for most deeply.
“In the Gospel of John (17: 1–11), Jesus prays for his disciples in anticipation of the time when he will no longer be with them. What is it that he prays for? Jesus asks the Father to ‘protect’ his friends. Whilst he was with them, Jesus protected and shielded the disciples and later in his prayer he prays for each one of us. The ascended Lord Jesus continues to pray for us and assures us that his presence will be renewed through the gift of the Holy Spirit.”
(The full prayer can be found can be found on the websites of Rosyth Methodist & St Margaret’s Episcopal, where you can also find details of our worship)
rosythmethodist.org.uk/call-to-continued-prayer/
stmargaretsrosyth.org.uk/call-to-continued-prayer/ ... See MoreSee Less
Call to continued prayer | St Margaret's Scottish Episcopal Church, Rosyth
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Call to continued prayer Published 21 May 2020 The Scottish Church Leaders Forum have issued this call for us to light a candle and to pray at 7.00pm on Sunday 24 May: “At this present time, we are ...Posted 22 May 2020 ·
Can you believe it? Thy Kingdom Come 2020 kicks off in less than 24 hours and we cannot wait! It’s not too late for you to join us and thousands of other Christians, as we light up the world in prayer and care for those around us.
Visit our website to join the global wave of prayer and download your free resources: thykingdomcome.global ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 20 May 2020 ·
Timeline PhotosToday we pray for asylum seekers. Asylum support payments are low and during a pandemic this increasingly puts their lives at risk. We pray for your provision and for compassionate policymaking from the government to support asylum seekers during the crisis.
Every day, we're encouraging you to lift up your eyes and pray for others around the world as part of #stayandpray.
Read more about this issue here:
act.refugee-action.org.uk/page/59805/action/1?locale=en-GB ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 20 May 2020 ·
Keep lighting those candles! www.scotland.anglican.org/joint-call-to-prayer-on-sunday-at-7pm-2/ reminds us that these "prayers of hope" are nationwide and interdenominational, with thirteen Christian churches and organisations across the country taking part. ... See MoreSee Less
Joint Call To Prayer on Sunday at 7pm - The Scottish Episcopal Church
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The Scottish Episcopal Church joins again with other churches and many thousands of people in Scotland in a Call to Prayer at 7pm on Sunday [17 May], in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Thirteen ...Posted 16 May 2020 ·
Timeline PhotosTalking Justice: What does it mean to be a people of justice and peace in a pandemic?
Thursday 21st May, 3 – 3:45pm.
Register here: www.jointpublicissues.org.uk/webinars/
Join Church leaders and the ecumenical Joint Public Issues Team for a panel discussion, reflection and Q&A to explore:
- how does COVID-19 change the environment in which Christians are seeking peace and pursuing justice?
- what should our priorities should be to respond to urgent need?
- How we can act today to help build justice, in the present and the future?
Including:
Rev Diane Watts, Head of Faith and Society – The Baptist Union
Paul Morrison, Policy Advisor on Poverty and Inequality – The Methodist Church
Simeon Mitchell, Secretary for Church and Society – The United Reformed Church
Very Rev Dr Susan Brown, Convener of the Faith Impact Forum – The Church of Scotland ... See MoreSee Less
Posted 14 May 2020 ·
More details at this link
Look out for changes during December – check at What’s on!
Sundays
(except 4th)
1100 Morning Worship
4th Sundays:
Worship together
1030 “Messy Church” during term-time
1100 Joint Communion
“Sunday@Six”
1800
mostly on 1st Sundays, but not every month, and occasionally on a Saturday – see What’s on for details