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Church Easter card 2021
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Holy Week 2021
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Worship for Palm Sunday 28/3/2021
Our service for Palm Sunday is contained within one video, with apologies that the subtitles haven’t been edited yet.
Notices
With thanks to Rev Catriona Morrison, Rev Marc Prowe and all our contributors.
Please join us for Zoom coffee after today’s service.
Remember we have a service in church next week, for Easter Day, at 11am. Reserve your space(s) from Tuesday morning by calling the church office 01382 668514
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Re-opening for worship
From Easter Day 2021 (4th April) we are returning to holding all-age worship back in church every Sunday, led by our locum ministers Rev Catriona Morrison and Rev Marc Prowe.
Website services will also continue, but for now we won’t be running our Zoom coffee sessions.
It would be lovely to see you back in the church building, but please don’t come if you don’t feel it is right for you.
Do not attend if you have any symptoms of Covid-19 or if you have been in contact with anyone with Covid-19 in the last 14 days.
Please take note of the following points before deciding whether or not to attend, and to prepare yourself, if you do decide to attend.
- You must bring a mask / face covering (compulsory).
- You might want to bring a bible and bottle of water.
- Come to the main door on Blackness Avenue. Please let us know in advance if you need disabled access.
- Aim to arrive 10-15 minutes earlier than normal to ensure all can be seated by 11.00am.
- Wait outside in a socially distanced manner until you are invited to enter the building. This will be one (or one household) at a time. Bring an umbrella if the weather is doubtful!
- As you come in you will be asked to read some notices, put on your mask / face covering and use the hand sanitiser provided.
- You will need to give your name and phone number. This is to comply with NHS Scotland’s Test and Protect programme.
- Please wait until you are directed to a pew.
- Only some pews will be in use and these will be ‘filled’ from the front backwards.
- Each pew can only have either two individuals, a couple & an individual, or a family. It’s important you stay in the seat to which you are directed.
- Cushions are not permitted in the pews.
- Avoid touching anything and maintain social distance.
- The disabled toilet will be the only toilet available. Please keep use to a minimum.
- There will no singing and no pew Bibles or service sheets, but we will still have music playing.
- At the end of the service, stay in your seat until you are directed to leave the building. Those in the back pews will be asked to leave first, all leaving through the main door and not along the passage.
- There must only be essential talking within the building and no congregating outside. The Church of Scotland particularly reminds us that places of worship are privileged to be allowed to re-open, and we must set a good example in the community.
- It will not be possible to serve tea and coffee.
- Children are very welcome but there will not be a Sunday Club. We suggest you bring activities for your children to do during the sermon.
- Please bring any monetary donations in an envelope and leave them the box provided; cheques would be preferable to cash.
This all sounds very strict, and very different to how we normally worship together.
“For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” Matthew 18:20
And for those who choose not to attend, we will be praying for you, and a time when we can all worship together in person.
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Church Newsletter 28/03/2021
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This week we are sending out information about returning to church too – download it here.
We’re sending out a church newsletter by post or email, to our church family. If you would like to receive a copy please email administrator@logies.org or leave a message on 01382 668514.
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Worship for Sunday 21/3/2021
Introductory Music
Played by Bill Mclean.
Welcome
Our service today looks forward to the end of lockdown, to Easter and the summer, by considering seeds and weeds.
Rev Catriona Morrison opens our service, we sing “We plough the fields and scatter”, and Dorothy Drummond reads from Luke chapter 12 verses 27-31.
With the young
Rev Marc Prowe shares a parable from Luke 8:5-8, told for the children, and we sing “In our lives plant seeds of hope”.
Weeds
Readings from Luke chapter 13 verses 6-9 and 18-19, and Matthew chapter 13 verses 24-30 from Dorothy Drummond, Ruth & Helen Mahood and Moira Stewart. Catriona considers weeds, and Gillian Docherty leads us in prayer. We sing “For the fruits of all creation”.
Seeds
Florence & Gordon read from 1 Corinthians 15 verses 36-44a, we sing “Now the green blade riseth” and “Great is thy Faithfulness”. Marc reflects on seeds, and we pray together.
Final music
A beautiful arrangement of John Rutter’s The Lord Bless You And Keep You by Bobby Goulder who sings it as a one-man choir.
Notices
With thanks to Rev Catriona Morrison, Rev Marc Prowe and all our contributors.
Please join us for Zoom coffee after today’s service.
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Worship for Sunday 14/3/2021
Introduction
Our locum ministers are on leave this week, and we are using a service of worship curated by The Right Reverend Dr Martin Fair, Moderator of the General Assembly.
Hymn
Our opening hymn is “In Christ Alone”, taken from BBC Songs of Praise.
Prayer
Our opening prayer is led by Rev Allan McCafferty, Hope Park and Martyrs Church, St Andrews.
Bible reading
John 2 verses 13-22, read by Naomi Wylie and Becca Wylie from Burnside Blairbeth Church, Rutherglen.
All age talk
Join Dorothy Urquhart from Fullerton, Irvine.
Hymn
We sing 10,000 Reasons, using a video from BBC Songs of Praise.
Sermon
The sermon is preached by Rev William Wilson, minister of Burnside Blairbeth Church, Rutherglen.
Prayer of Intercession
Our prayers are led by Rev Fiona Reynolds, Monifieth Parish Church.
Hymn
Our final hymn is Guide me, O Thou Great Jehovah.
Blessing
by The Right Reverend Dr Martin Fair
Notices
With thanks to Rev William Wilson – Burnside Blairbeth Church, Rev Allan McCafferty – Hope Park and Martyrs, St Andrews, Dorothy Urquhart – Fullerton, Irvine, Rev Fiona Reynolds – Monifieth Parish Church, Naomi and Becca Wylie – Burnside Blairbeth Church, The Right Reverend Dr Martin Fair, Moderator of the General Assembly, Ed Muirhead and all our other contributors.
Please join us for Zoom coffee after today’s service.
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Worship for Sunday 7/3/2021
Introductory Music
Welcome
Rev Marc Prowe leads our service today. He welcomes us, we sing “In a byre near Bethlehem” to a familiar tune, and our prayers are led by John Dent.
With the young
Marc explains how following Jesus needs committment. John Dent reads from Luke 9, 22-27. We sing “God has made laughter”, and we see more images of times good and hard.
Working on into hardship
We sing “When we are tempted to deny your Son”, and Marc presents a summary of Luke 9 46-55, with imagined dialogue between the disciples and Jesus -“no Jesus no”.
Be ready
We hear from Luke 9 57-62 and Psalm 141 6-10, read by Frances and John Dent. Marc reminds us to be ready.
Breaking new ground
Marc brings our service to a close, and we sing “Will you come and follow me”, and “When we are living”, and we pray together.
Closing music
Played by Bill Mclean on our church organ.
Notices
With thanks to Rev Marc Prowe, Frances and John Dent, Ed Muirhead, Bill Mclean, Hazel Bengough, and all our other contributors.
Please join us for Zoom coffee after today’s service.
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Try Praying
We’ve just added Try Praying booklets for adults and children into the boxes outside our church on Blackness Avenue. Please help yourself.
Take a look at the Try Praying website for lots of useful ideas and advice, including a seven-day “getting started” guide.
