Logie & St John's (Cross) Church of Scotland, Dundee, Scottish charity no. SC009115On Tuesday 14th July we have a new online bible study starting looking at Mark’s Gospel.
If you’d like to join this group, please get in touch with us and we will send you the details.
Email administrator@logies.org or leave a message on 01382 668514.
Our time of worship on Sunday 19th July will be a Summer Songs of Praise, featuring favourite hymns and worship songs chosen by our church family.
If you’d like to suggest a piece of music, please get in touch with your choice and tell us why.
Email administrator@logies.org or leave a message on 01382 668514.
If you know someone moving to Secondary School, please feel free to take one of the Scripture Union “It’s Your Move” booklets for them. You can find these in the dispensers at the Blackness Avenue side of the church.
You can donate to the work of this church, or the wider Church of Scotland at https://cos.churchofscotland.org.uk/donate/
If you’d like to join our online coffee time on Sunday mornings, please email administrator@logies.org or leave a message on 01382 668514.
You don’t need a computer, you can join using a normal phone if you prefer.
Each year, Christian Aid Week brings together tens of thousands of committed volunteers across Britain and Ireland to raise millions of pounds in support of people living in poverty, injustice and inequality across the world.
Now, more so than ever, Christian Aid Week provides an important opportunity to celebrate and share the life-saving work that brings hope to people the world over.
In 2019 Christian Aid Week raised over £7.5m through a combination of church collections, house-to-house, delivery-only fundraising and events such as Big Brekkies.
This year, many Christian Aid supporters will have already dedicated a significant amount of their time and energy planning these initiatives.
Not surprisingly, the coronavirus situation has meant that much of this usual fundraising cannot go ahead for Christian Aid Week 2020 (10-16 May).
If you can afford it, please make your Christian Aid donation online this year – https://www.christianaid.org.uk/give-money/make-donation
If you are enjoying the music in our Sunday times of worship, you can find all the tracks we’ve used here:
We had to stop ‘Discipleship Explored’ after only one session when the lockdown started. We are now planning to restart the course by using online videos and a Zoom Meeting.
Participants will watch a 15 minute video and then join a Zoom meeting for 45minutes to discuss questions and points raised.
Discipleship Explored helps followers of Jesus turn up the gospel
soundtrack to their lives.
It goes beyond simply teaching the right moves – go to church, pray, read the Bible, share the gospel and focuses on the music which drives discipleship: the love of Christ. The greatest love anyone can ever know. It’s an eight-session journey through Paul’s letter to the Philippians and is ideal for believers at any stage of the Christian life.
Interested? Then please contact administrator@logies.org to register your interest.
Find out more about Discipleship Explored.
This first session will be at 7.30pm on Tuesday 12th May 2020. Help is available to set up Zoom and there’ll be a practice session a few days before the first meeting.
As a Kirk Session we are putting together a short time of worship to share with you for Sunday 29th March. There will be a reading and reflection with music and a hymn.
From the Church of Scotland website:
Speaking on the first Sunday that traditional church services have been suspended, the Moderator of the General Assembly said the future for many people is “very challenging” with no immediate prospect of a return “to business as usual”.
Mr Sinclair said: “Now is the time to stand up and show that our faith is more than words.
“It is the rock on which we stand and the driving force in our lives.
“We need to practice faith, hope and love and not just recite them as a creed.
“With God’s help we will get through this together and who knows perhaps the divisions in our communities and country that emerged over the last few years can now be healed as we work together.”