Meetings - online or in building

With Scotland moving beyond level 0 of Covid, we have resumed in-building service with Zoom access. We would like to invite you to join us in our worship – all are welcome! We appreciate this is a time of adjustment for all of us and will aim to provide a comfortable and safe environment for all those attending – please feel free to contact us with any concerns or feedback or ways in which we can meet your needs.

Sunday @ 11 (in-building)

We meet in the church on Sundays between 11 and 12 PM. to worship God together; we look at the Bible, pray and sing along or listen as music is played.

Music is a mixture of the praise group from the front and videos; congregational singing is permitted whilst masked.

Masks must be worn throughout the service and 1 metre social distancing is to be maintained.

We will have to remain in our seats during the meeting.

A record of all those attending will be kept for contact tracing in line with government requirements.

Zoom online will continue to be available for those who wish to worship remotely.

Sunday Zoom Online!

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We meet online on Sundays via Zoom between 11 and 12 PM. to worship God together; we look at the Bible, pray and sing along or listen as music is played.

This is the video link up to the in-building service.

There is optional time for chat 15 minutes before and after over a virtual coffee get to know each other.

Feel free to have your video on or off! There is also the option of ringing through using a phone line. You can choose to be as interactive as you like!

Mid-week 'Time for Reflection'

We meet for a 30 minute gathering on Wednesdays at 10:30 AM. in the church building for a quiet reflective time. There is a Bible reading, a talk and music is played.

Masks must be worn throughout the service and 1 metre social distancing is to be maintained. We will have to remain in our seats during the meeting.

We will have to remain in our seats during the meeting.

A record of all those attending will be kept for contact tracing in line with Scottish Government requirements.