Activities

We exist to glorify God by growing in grace and Christ-like character, and by seeking to bring others to know Jesus Christ as their Saviour and Lord.

This page contains more about the activities going on at Logies which help us to achieve this. Follow the links on the right for even more information, and visit the What's Happening page for dates of future events.

If you can't find what you want, or contact us

Sunday Services

Sundays 10am Prayer meeting

Sundays 11am Morning service, in church, enter by Blackness Avenue and Shaftesbury Terrace entrances

Sundays 6.30pm Evening service, in the Memorial Hall, enter by Shaftesbury Terrace entrance

Creche, Sunday School & RoC

During our 11am service, we have childcare for babies and toddlers (up to age 3), and teaching for all ages up to teenagers. If you are a visitor, we aim to make your children feel very much at home and welcomed into their groups.

Children usually start the service either with their parents or teachers, then leave for their activities after a children's talk.  Some seasonal services are planned to include all-age teaching in the church.

Our goal with our Sunday School programmes is that our children will be grounded and confident in the gospel; that Jesus died for them too so that they can have peace with God.

We want our children to grow in this faith and grace from an early age so that they are established in it throughout their adult lives.

Contact sundayschool@logies.org

Breakfast

We hold regular Women’s breakfast & Men’s breakfast sessions, open to all ages. This is a chance to meet together in a relaxed setting, and enjoy a time of fellowship around breakfast.

Who let the dads out?

For kids and their dads, a Saturday morning session with games & bacon rolls!

Men’s prayer time

Drop-in session for Men of all ages to meet, chat & pray. Upstairs between 8 & 10pm.

Tiny talk

Tiny Talk is just for mums and babies under one. Come along for coffee & chat, at the cost of only £1.00.

Enter via the Shaftesbury Terrace door.

Thursdays 10.00-11.30am

Toddlers

Many parents of young children appreciate having a toddler group where they can meet others in the community and make friends.

Come and let your toddler play with the toys, get a snack, and enjoy a relatively undisturbed cup of tea! There is a cost of £1 per adult, and 50p per child (under 1 year olds are free) as a contribution towards the cost of the snacks, toys, and so on.

Tuesdays 2-4pm
Fridays 9.30-11.30am

Wednesday club

Wednesday Club is an opportunity for middle-primary to lower-high school aged children to meet weekly. We are passionate to explore great gospel truth together, to enjoy drama and even play a few games...

Junior Wednesday Club is for P3 - 5, and Senior Wednesday Club for P6 - S3; both meeting at
7pm - 8.30pm.

For more details, click the Wednesday Club tab, at the top-right of the page.

The Loft

The Loft is for anyone at secondary school, to meet up with friends on a Saturday night (7-9pm). You can sit & chat, play table tennis, pool, or other games.

Music

Our Sunday morning services are accompanied by both the church organ and the music group.

We are fortunate to have a wealth of musical talent - several organists, pianists, plus string,  woodwind & brass players and drummers.

Please contact us if you wish to join them!

Guild

The aim of the Guild is to encourage us to commit our lives to Jesus Christ, and to enable us to express our faith in worship, prayer and action.

For more information, and the programme for this year, please visit the Guild webpage.

Uniformed organisations

Scouting & Guiding groups meet regularly in our halls, and an additional Rainbow/Brownie Pack meets off-site at Pleasance Court on Thursday evenings. Please contact the church administrator for the relevant contact details.

Christianity Explored

Every year we run Christianity Explored courses. Used in many churches throughout the country, Christianity Explored is a course for anybody who would like to investigate Christianity for the first time, or just brush up on the basics. In a relaxed setting it addresses the questions of how we can know God, who Jesus was, and what it means to follow him.

No-one is asked to pray, sing or read aloud, and you can ask any question you like. Or, if you prefer, you can come along and simply listen.

For more information, visit the Christianity Explored page

Home groups

For more information, visit the Home Groups page

Students

If you’re a student, we’d really like to take some opportunities to know you better, even if you’re someone who’s been coming for a while.

Find out more on our Students page

Holiday Club

Our summer Holiday Clubs have drawn in 80-100 primary school-aged children from the neighbourhood, for many of whom it was their introduction to church.

The aim has been to teach the truths of why Jesus came and what it means to follow Him, using the media of fun, drama, games, music and crafts.

For more information, visit our Holiday Club page