Author: Keith
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Moderator delivers love and prayers to Dunfermline Presbytery
The Moderator’s visit to Dunfermline Presbytery concluded Sunday with a special Songs of Praise service in Dunfermline Abbey.
Prayers of the People with Sung Response
The Prayers of the People with a choral sung response, Laudate Dominum, from the Presbytery Songs of Praise Service held yesterday in the Abbey to mark the conclusion of the Modatorial visit.
Moderator’s Visit Ends
The Moderator’s visit to Dunfermline Presbytery ended with a rousing Songs of Praise Service in Dunfermline Abbey
Traidcraft Christmas Shopping
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EVENT Friday 13th November 2pm – 6pm Saturday 14th November 10am – 4pm LIMEKILNS CHURCH Craft items, Christmas decorations. 2015 range of Christmas Cards and calendars. Fair Trade foods, beverages and confectionery Full range of Divine chocolate. Traidcraft FairPalm cleaning products Catalogue orders taken
Moderator’s Visit Continues
The moderator continues his visit to Dunfermline Presbytery with visits that included the Scottish Police College at Tulliallan, the new Queensferry Crossing, the dockyard at Rosyth to see the new Aircraft Carrier, the newly refurbished Rosyth Parish Church and Dunfermline High School for a debate. Thanks to Rev Alec Shuttleworth…
First Days of Moderators Visit
The Moderator has had a couple of very busy days at the start of his visit to Dunfermline Presbytery. Pictures here, with thanks to Rev Alec Shuttleworth, include visiting boys from 1st Tulliallan as part of their 75th anniversary service, congratulating Rev Norman Grant of Cairneyhill linked with Limekilns on…
Moderator’s Reception and Heart and Soul
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland is visiting the Presbytery this week. Here are some pictures taken at the reception to mark the official start of his visit.
Moderator’s Visit
Images and reports from the various events the Moderator will be attending during his week long visit
Moderator’s Walk
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland is visiting the Presbytery this week. Here are some pictures taken during his tour of Dunfermline