Rev Nick Baker will lead us in exploring what we like and don’t like about Methodism. The second of 3 meetings considering our heritage and identity. All welcome – you do not need to have come to the first meeting!
Rev Nick Baker will lead us in exploring what we like and don’t like about Methodism; a consideration of our heritage and identity. All welcome.
The Rev Andrew Ashdown is visiting Tayside and Fife to share his experiences and insight. On 4th February he will deliver a talk, take questions & give answers, followed by a Vigil for Syria.
“Revd Andrew Ashdown has [been] building extensive contacts with faith community leaders in the country, Muslim as well as Christian. The good news stories of people working together across faith communities to rebuild their towns and cities are rarely heard in the media.”
(Rev Dr Brian Talbot, Broughty Baptists).
Organised by Broughty Ferry Churches Group
All welcome!
An Open Lecture by Rev. Andrew Ashdown – An exploration of Christian-Muslim relations in Syria, both prior to, and in the midst of, the current conflict.
Andrew Ashdown is an Anglican priest. In May 2017, he spent a month independently in Syria undertaking research into the subject of Christian-Muslim Relations in Syria.
The event is free. Register
Broughty Ferry Churches Group invite you to learn more and pray with and for Persecuted Christians. If you wish, bring food for a shared meal after.
Trey Hall a church planter, coach and mentor will lead a session exploring ways to re-vitalise existing churches and start new ones. More information.
Speakers Professor John Drane and Olive Drane. More information
All interested in our worship life are invited to conversation together. Among topics to be covered will be our observance of the season of Lent. Please contact Sue Commander with feedback, suggestions or apologies.