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The Summer Edition of the Church Magazine has landed and is being distributed. However you can download it here to read online.

The Spring Newsletter is out – thanks to Isobel Clifford for producing once again and to all the contributors as well as distributors who deliver this around the Parish.

As well as StAnZa, the official Poetry festival, there is now a StAnZa Fringe event – a DIY Poetry Reading, which sounds like it might be great fun.  As you might anticipate, it is online, and if you contact Stewart Kerr … Continue reading →

Another week of the days getting lighter, both literally and figuratively, as we get closer to being able to get our hair done, go to the garden centre, and attend worship in a church building. As is the current ‘normal’ … Continue reading →

It was very good to hear the news that Church doors can reopen soon and should be able worship in the Church building from Palm Sunday.  Booking will be as it was before Christmas; the magazine coming your way in … Continue reading →

Community Outreach Officer (St Leonard’s Parish Church, St Andrews, in collaboration with North East Fife Community Hub) Part-time (20 hours per week), for 2 years.  Salary – Real Living Wage. We have an exciting opportunity to appoint an individual to … Continue reading →

There is a Fair Trade service at 5pm on 7th March Peter Robinson has sent these details: Join our special ecumenical serviceFairtrade supporters from all church denominations are warmly invited to join our first-ever Fairtrade Fortnight ecumenical service of worship, taking place online!

It has been good to see so many different folk joining us for coffee (or sherry!) by Zoom at Noon on a Sunday; so far the furthest flung is in Northumberland, but there may be some of you who are … Continue reading →

Another week on, and the days are getting noticeably lighter; on the days when it hasn’t been raining, there has still been some light in the sky at 6pm.  Spring is coiled…There is a growing number of folk joining our 30 … Continue reading →