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Advent!

A time of waiting!
Tomorrow the colour of the Pulpit Fall changes to Purple.
Advent and St Andrew's Day!
For our Evening Service a group of us will read aloud the Gospel of Luke together with Prayers and Poems; telling the story of the coming of our Lord. All are Welcome to join us.
Because of the current Repair situation, we are not going to be in the Main Church, instead all of our Services and activities will take place in the Hall and New Session Room. But wherever we are, we will still watch and wait -------- for many things.

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  1. Yes. It was good to enter the season of Advent today despite the severe cold snap and the fog. Both this morning and this evening we had an enthusiastic group of people worshipping in the building. Thanks, Fabric Convener,for keeping us cosy. We look forward to the rest of the Advent Season and to welcoming visitors.

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