Author: Lesley-Anne Weir

Church Walk- 3rd September 2017

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Please join us for a walk along part of the Fife Costal path on Sunday 3 September. The idea would be to meet up at Aberdour early mid afternoon and arrange to travel to Burntisland by train/bus and walk back. Members of the Newhaven Running Club may prefer to run the round trip! If weather permits there could be an alternative beach option. Please bring your own picnic. The local church has an evening service at 6.30pm or we could have our own on the beach. It is weather dependent but please note it in your diary. Detailed instructions will be available shortly.

 

 

Prayer Meeting with SU workers based in Former Soviet Union- 26th August 2017

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There is an opportunity to hear about the work of Scripture Union in parts of the former Soviet Union next Saturday. Michael Rowe who for a long time has worked co-ordinating the support and Nikolai Podrez a local worker will be with us for the Saturday Prayer meeting on Saturday 26 August. The intention is that they will outline briefly any particular prayer needs before we turn to prayer. Then they will stay on and anyone who wants may join us for informal chat over a light breakfast.

At 10am there will be coffee and some eats and they will go into more detail on the work. We are keen for folk to join us in prayer at 8am but if that does not work for you please come for 10am to meet with them then when there will be time to hear more.

Sermon on the Parable of the Mustard Seed

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Reading

Mark 4:30-32

 

Today our minister, Peter, spoke about the parable of the mustard seed, examining its context and meaning and using it to explore Jesus’s teaching on the Kingdom of God.

If you’d like to listen to the sermon please click on the audio player below.

Sermon on the Parable of the Lost Sheep- 6th August 2017

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Readings;

Matthew 18:12-14

Luke 15:1-7

In his sermon this morning, Rev. Bluett looked at the meaning of, and the different perspectives of the characters in, the parable of the Lost Sheep.

If you would like to listen to the sermon, please click on the audio player below.

 

Children’s Book Launch at Newhaven Church- 11th August 2017

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FREE FAMILY EVENT!

Friday August 11th, 2.30-3.15pm.

What’s that terrible noise?!

The friendly giant has fallen asleep, is snoring loudly and the town is in chaos! Who can possibly wake him up … and how?

This fun event celebrates the launch of the new picture book, The Giant Who Snored, from award winning Edinburgh author Mike Nicholson. Expect a great story, catchy songs, bad jokes and lots of snoring noises.

( This is a free event but please book your places by emailing mikenich12@gmail.com).

Prayer Calendar Editor Required

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As Newhaven Church prepares to bid farewell to the Ferry family and wish them well in their new life in the United States, we’re reminded of, and feel grateful for, their contribution to our body over the last few years.

This morning one of our elders, Colin MacNeill, invited the congregation to consider whether one of them would like to take over from Dermot as editor of the Prayer Calendar.

If you feel you might like to take on this role, please speak to Dermot, or to our Session Clerk, John Hodge, or e-mail John at newhavensessionclerk@btinternet.com

A Transcontinental Reunion!

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Newhaven Church café yesterday provided the backdrop to a reunion between Mr and Mrs Roy Cummings and their friends and family. Born and bred in Newhaven, the couple have spent over fifty years living in Canada. This summer they have brought their young granddaughter over to Scotland to meet her Scottish relatives. They were joined by family and friends for afternoon tea in the church which they attended in their youth.