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Stated Annual Meeting 2024
It is now customary I suppose that I write a few words to the Congregation after the Stated Annual Meeting which was held on Wednesday evening 21st February 2024. The Stated Annual Meeting is always a good opportunity for us all to take stock of the year that has passed and also to look forward to the year that lies before us as well. This year it was gratifying to see many more coming to the S.A.M compared to last year when poor weather badly affected the turnout. It was with deep gratitude to God that the Congregational Trustees presented the accounts for 2023. We are particularly thankful that, despite the financial pressures that have come to bear during the past year, that the level of Congregational income has remained remarkably steady. Continue reading
Last presbytery meeting in Harris
The Presbytery of Uist met yesterday at Leverburgh church, Tuesday, June 20th 2023, for the last time on the soil of Harris. The Harris contingent always used to look forward to the June meeting of Presbytery when we acted as hosts to friends and neighbours from south of the sound of Harris. Continue reading
Hybrid Prayer meeting
Our first hybrid prayer meeting is at the church hall at 7.30 PM. We have been blessed over the past while to have been meeting over Zoom, and the numbers coming along for a Harris-wide prayer meeting have been remarkable. At times upwards of forty people have come together from many parts and places to pray on Wednesday evenings, in Continue reading
EASTER DAY DAWN SERVICE
Join us for an Easter Day dawn service .
6 AM Sunday 9th April to celebrate the risen Jesus .
Followed by hot filled rolls , tea and coffee in the church hall afterwards. ”
As we look forward to Easter, we invite you to watch this short presentation of scriptures that take us to the Cross on Good Friday and the triumph of the empty tomb on Easter morning. Continue reading
FARE SHARE HARRIS
In response to the current cost of living crisis we are putting together Support Boxes to give to anyone who may be finding it difficult to keep warm. Things like gloves, hats, also torches, batteries, candles, matches, etc that folk would need, even if they do not necessarily need food boxes. It is hoped to launch this at the Charities Fayre in the Community Centre at the start of December. Continue reading
Sunday 27th March
On 23rd March 2020, the whole country went into lockdown. Two years later, and unfortunately, the effects of Covid are still very much impacting our Community and Nation. After last Sunday’s morning service, the Sunday school teachers decided sadly that due to the rising number of Covid cases in the school, the planned Sunday School Easter Family service tomorrow 27th March will not be a family service but will go ahead as a normal Sunday service without the children and young people present Continue reading
Stated Annual Meeting 23rd February
On Wednesday evening, 23rd February, the Stated Annual Meeting of the Congregation was held to reflect upon and receive the annual accounts for 2021. The trustees had previously approved the accounts at the Management Committee meeting on 17th February. Continue reading
Christmas Family Service
We meet tomorrow at 11 AM for our Sunday School Christmas family service. As we look forward to Christmas, this is, as always, an excellent opportunity to support the Sunday School and their teachers as we worship God together at this special service. Continue reading
A Reflection for Remembrance
uring this annual season of Remembrance, it is only natural, I suppose, for each generation to reflect on those who have gone before. However, when we look back, can we honestly say we compare with our forebears in terms of fortitude, dedication, and a sense of duty? Previous generations were faced with privations, difficulties and dangers that we cannot imagine. So I cannot help but feel that previous generations knew more of sacrificial living and service and even at times self-sacrifice than we do. Continue reading
Gaelic Service 7th November 2021
We meet again for a Gaelic service tomorrow evening (7th November) at 6 PM, to which everyone is cordially invited. This is an in-person service, and we welcome all who wish to join us for Gaelic worship this evening. We have been greatly encouraged by the numbers who have attended worship at our recent Gaelic services, and everyone is welcome to join us tomorrow night as we look at the Message of the Cross encapsulated so well in in 1 Corinthians 1:18 Continue reading