Good Friday
‘There is a Green Hill Far Away’ from Salvation Army – Easter Resources ‘Were you there?’ – Sung by John Taylor ‘Come and See’ – Graham Kendrick © 1989 Make […]
Entries by Fraser Edwards
Maundy Thursday
‘Love divine all loves excelling’ – Charles WesleySung at EMW Aber Conference 2019 ‘The Servant King’ – Graham KendrickMusic taken from Worship Lyric Videos – all rights reserved ‘Jesus prayed […]
Sunday Service – 28th March
For Next Week Have a go at making an Easter Nature Frame – more instructions here and the template is here – send your photos in to Fraser – fedwards@churchofscotland.org.uk […]
Service of Reflection
Further Help Marie Curie offer an excellent list of resources about dealing with grief. If you would like to talk or for someone from the church to pray with you […]
Sunday Service – 21st March
Donate Online If you want to be added to our weekly newsletter please get in touch. Glory be to God the FatherHoratius Bonar © Public DomainSung at EMW Aber Conference […]
Sunday Service – 14th March
Thanks to Ian Linton for the use of the brilliant photo which we’ve also been using on Facebook. Crown Him With Many Crowns Music taken from Worship Lyric Videos – […]
Sunday Service – 7th March
God the Maker of the Heavens © Resound Worship 2019 https://engageworship.org/ The church’s one foundationSamuel Stone, Samuel Wesley © Public domainSung at EMW Aber Conference 2016 In Christ alone Stuart […]
Sunday Service – 28th February
It was a little windy for some of the outdoor filming. Please excuse the odd blip in sound quality this week. Copyright Information Come People of the Risen King Music […]
Sunday Service – 21st February
Music taken from Worship Lyric Videos – all rights reserved Some music from EMW Aber Conference https://www.emw.org.uk/what-we-do/resourcing-publications/hymns-for-use-in-church-services/ Some content courtesy of The Bible Society https://www.biblesociety.org.uk/
Ordination & Induction of Fraser Edwards
You may wish to also watch the Service of Welcome which took place on the 28th January before the Ordination was permitted to go ahead.