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services are anytime on youtube.
- Sunday morning services 9.30 each in both Abernyte and Inchture, 10 in Auchterhouse, 11 each in all Invergowrie, Longforgan, Muirhead
- 'Joint services' are great for making new friendships, feeling the celebration and joy of a larger gathering in worship:
- for Fowlis, Liff, Lundie, Muirhead and Auchterhouse are on the
LAST
service of EACH month.
- for Abernyte, Inchture&Kinnaird, Invergowrie and Longforgan are on the FIRST Sunday of Mrc., May, July, Sep., Nov. .
- 'Calm evening services' are with symbol, thought, music, reflection, around a contemporary Iona Community liturgy - first Sunday monthly 6.30pm in Abernyte Church.
- Liturgy in the Episcopal tradition is used for services of worship by our neighbours and friends on Sundays 10:30am in All Souls Invergowrie .
- ‘Messy Church’: family, friends, fun, faith, food, free! Next: Saturday 31st May – You're welcome to activities, games, informal worship, fellowship and a meal, all around the theme of 'healing' . Please register here. This is for several generations together and we finish by eating supper together! Here's the poster.
- 'Reflective Evening service' - first Sunday of the month 6:30pm: calm, reflective, in an informal gathering with contemporary liturgy, prayer, symbol and music for all to take part as suggested. (venue: in Abernyte Church, next 4th May, 1st June, .,. ... see events calendar)
- 'Outdoors with God' - once per month Saturdays: an alternative, possibly muddy way to worship, in the glorious outdoors. For people of all ages, active / hands-on, informal, with story and reflection. If you find 'Sunday morning church' difficult or want a bit of free space to explore, this may be just right for you. (awaiting a new date, t.b.c. ...)
- via youtube - anytime: Carse and Sidlaw Churches; on youtube you can subscribe for free to receive notifications of new releases. The recent online service is here.
- via zoom - live streaming on Sundays 11am from Muirhead Church, contact for zoom details .
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Climate change:
We say it’s time for polluters to pay up and repair what’s damaged.
By paying into an international loss and damage fund, the countries and polluters who’ve done the most to cause the climate crisis could help people recover and rebuild when disasters strike and compensate them for all that is permanently lost. The only problem is, no such fund exists – yet!
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As people of hope we refuse to accept the way climate change is going, we struggle against climate change. Positive change can be done. In faith we stand together with our brothers and sisters who have not caused this crisis but are worst affected. As Christians we struggle against this injustice. Some more ideas what else we can do. Can you help with something? Get in touch.
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