In the past week, a variety of resources has been assembled to enable you to worship from home.
See the compilation on the Scottish Methodist website.
Do not hesitate to get in touch.
Jenny has supplied these Power Point presentations for download.
Leisure Poem (Power Point 10.1Mb)
Silence meditation (Power Point 2.9Mb)
We have decided not to gather for worship on 15th March 2020.
See earlier post for a service sheet for this week or where to watch a live Methodist service.
At the moment, only Margaret can update the website. It is not difficult, and requires no technical skill. If you would be interested in learning how to do this, please contact Margaret. It would be good to have some back-up!
Older members and those with medical conditions causing weaker health and greater vulnerability should not attend church for the time being. This is an act of mutual care and concern, and is not a desire that people ‘give up’ Church.
If you are feeling ill and/or displaying the symptoms of a cold, please stay at home.
Remember Church doesn’t stop because we don’t meet and there are other ways of joining in with worship. Even if you would normally go to church with a cold, the words of 1 Corinthians 8:11 may be useful here: “Think of your weaker (brother/sister)”
If you can’t attend you can download this service sheet to use at home.
Alternatively you can watch a live streamed worship service from Wesley’s Chapel here (starts 11.00am every Sunday)
This event is now cancelled.
All are invited to a concert to raise funds in support of the Scottish National Committee’s hosting of the WDP International Committee (a gathering of representatives from round the world) in Edinburgh in 2022.
The Evening will be in Dundee West Church, Perth Road, at 7.15pm on Tuesday 21stApril. Tickets (£6) from Sue Marshall-Jennings or Roseangle Kitchen Café.
All are welcome to a gathering for coffee (or tea or even hot chocolate) and chat on the last Monday of each month downstairs in Marketgait at 7pm. Future dates are Mondays 30th March, 27th April, 25th May, and 29th June.
More information from Fiona Thomas.
World Day of Prayer (WDP) is a global movement which was founded in 1887 and begun in Scotland in 1930. It is a movement of “informed prayer and prayerful action”, organised by Christian women and offered to all. WDP covers some 180 countries and a wide range of traditions, using material produced in over 1000 languages.
The main focus is the annual global Day of Prayer on the first Friday of March, based on material on an agreed chosen theme with services prepared by women from a different country each year.
The 2020 Service, with other material, has been created by Christian women in Zimbabwe on the suggested theme “Rise! Take Your Mat and walk!”.
Dundee Services have been arranged as follows:
The Preaching Plan March to May 20 has been by email electronically and a number of printed copies are available in Marketgait. Please tell David Easson if you wish to receive a copy each quarter.
