Tag Archives: Acts
Attending Church from Sunday 6th June
From Sunday 6th June everyone who has asked to attend Church in person will be able to attend each week, the bi-weekly bubbles will no longer apply. The same guidelines will be in place but we are now able to have more people in the church building.
We will have lists at the door, as before for track and trace details, and because of this we would ask if you are unable to attend any week that you drop us a quick email to acts.tarbert@btconnect.com and let us know. This also means we will know what space we have for any visitors who want to attend Continue reading
Happy New Year
The New Year letter this year is being posted on the website a bit later than usual. This letter is also being posted physically to the entire congregation, and hence we did not feel it was right to post the letter on the website until it had arrived via Royal Mail to people’s homes. Undertaking a mailshot of the congregation is an extremely onerous task, hence the reason we haven’t undertaken too many mailshots during the past year. Our grateful thanks are due to Karen, Agnes, Christine and others who printed, collated, labelled, enveloped and arranged postage for all these letters. Continue reading
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR Dates for your Diaries The next few days are going to be a busy time for all of us, in the run-up to Christmas time. It has been and will continue to be busy for many … Continue reading
Not Troubled Not Afraid
This morning’s sermon comes from John’s gospel 14 and looks at the promise Jesus gives about the coming of the Holy Spirit to be the comforter, help and guide of His people. Continue reading
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For such a time as this Day 36
We sometimes wonder how anything good can come from a bad situation, but God’s will and way are greater than ours, and God knows what He is doing. If she hadn’t been there, Naaman would never have gone to Elisha for help, and would not have been healed.In reflecting on the difficult and challenging times, can we say like Joseph that God meant it for good” “ ( Gen 50:20) I hope we can take comfort from the testimony of scripture,
And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 Continue reading
A Pastoral Letter from the minister
In this last week, much that we have known has been turned upside down by the Coronavirus outbreak. This unseen but potentially deadly virus is threatening our way of life in many different ways. As a society, Coronavirus (or COVID-19) presents an unprecedented challenge to us all. The impact on the nation as well as our community has already been profound. Continue reading
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR THE HOUSEBOUND
Christmas cards for the housebound
The Sunday school and creche have been busy once again making Christmas cards . These unique cards have been specially made to bless the housebound and elderly in the congregation and will be delivered with the gift bags that will be made up by the ACTS group. Continue reading
Laptop Training
There will be a Laptop Training Session in the MacRae Centre on Tuesday 26th March from 6:30pm. This is open to all who might be interested learning how to operate the system and to help out on occasions.
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Letter from the minister- Stated Annual Meeting
Stated Annual Meeting Letter issued to the Congregation on Sunday 4th March 2018 Dear friends As I write this, much of the rest of the country is shivering and struggling to cope with ‘the Beast from the East’ as the … Continue reading
Korean Visit
The photo above shows the group of eight who had travelled up from Glasgow yesterday as well as those from the congregation who were there to welcome and feed them. Many thanks indeed to the ladies of the A.C.T.S group for the delicious soup and baking which was much appreciated by our visitors. The group is led by Dr Sang In Lee who pastors a church with a vision for mission and outreach in Seoul South Korea. Sang In studied at Aberdeen university at the same time as our minister, where he was awarded a doctorate in New Testament studies. Continue reading