There will also be information about
“Keeping Safe, Community and Home Safety,
and Adult Support and Protection”.
To book a place and lunch contact Jenny Hill -
(01382) 438427; email
jenny.hill@dundeecity.gov.uk.
Broughty Ferry Churches Group
Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served
with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2,
in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development
charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends
and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk,
people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 8th May, 10 am - 12 noon
Barnhill St Margaret’s Church, Invermark Terrace, Broughty Ferry
(map)
Christian Aid Coffee Morning; all
welcome, tickets £2.
Choral Concert by the Samuel Chorus, including 'Jesu meine Freude' by J
S Bach and works by Schubert, Bruckner, Tallis and Rachmaninoff.
Suggested donation £6, including tea / coffee afterwards
- proceeds in aid of Dundee West Coffee Shop (SCO17136).
See poster on noticeboard.
Support other Organisations
Scottish Churches House Prayer Network
Prayers are invited this week for meetings and events in the House, including 'Painting is Poetry' (Sunday to Wednesday) and “Grasping Nettles” (Wednesday).
We are asked to remember Carol Stobie and her family as they leave Dunblane after her period as Director of the House, also the Rev Bobby Anderson and Mrs Lynn Whitehead, Directors of World Exchange based at St Colm's International House in Edinburgh, currently acting in a voluntary capacity as Interim Directors.
Please also note the proposed celebration of the House's Jubilee with a Birthday Open Day on Saturday 17th July. All are invited, whether users and visitors often in the House or those wishing to see round for the first time.
Scottish Bible Society
Our support through the Bible-a-Month Club is invited for work in May for work in Kazakhstan. See noticeboard for more information. Our prayerful attention is drawn this week to
celebration this year of the bi-centenary of Bible Society work in India;
use of the Bible in Simple Nepali;
re-launch of Scripture Selections for pastoral use - the work involved and obtaining of financial resourcing;
distribution in Romania of printed and audio editions of the new inter-church translation of the New Testament;
Music at St Paul's: Jeanne You - piano.
Tickets £3 adults / £2 children - tea & coffee
served after. See poster on noticeboard,
www.stpaulscathedraldundee.org.
Doncaster Wheatsheaf Singers “Singing for
Pleasure” at a charity concert in aid of Dundee
Barnado's. Tickets £7 / children £3, from Mrs V McEwen (phone 01382 641060) or at the door; refreshments provided.
Solas - Centre For Public Christianity Dundee.
Launch conference - a day of apologetics and defending the facts of the Christian faith. Speakers will include Ravi Zacharias, Michael Ramsden, Amy Orr-Ewing and David Robertson. Places can be booked now, please speak to Tom P. for more details.
Prayer Points for this week
The President and Vice-President of Conference in the Plymouth & Exeter District this week;
Scottish Churches House Interim Board meeting, Saturday;
taking forward of Synod decisions and discussions;
purchase of new Manse in the environs of Perth;
implications of General Election outcome on global poverty and environmental issues (Christian Aid);
The Al-KafaÂt Foundation new village complex in Lebanon to provide for people with cerebral palsy (BibleLands);
projects in the Southampton District (Methodist Homes);
The Leprosy Mission's research work;
Bible Society work in Kazakhstan;
we pray with and for the peoples of Sudan and Uganda (WCC Prayer Calendar);
we remember fellow Methodists in the Upper Thames Circuit (Bristol District) and in Armadale (Central Scotland Circuit).