September 2014 Magazine

The Scottish Episcopal Churches of

All Saints St. Andrew’s Drymen Road Park Road Bearsden Milngavie

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Rector Revd Kirstin Freeman, 67 Stockiemuir Avenue, Bearsden, G61 3JJ

Phone Number Rectory - 0141 931 5649

E-mail

revkirstin@freemanhome.co.uk

Lay Readers Fraser Gold 0141 956 3950

Mike Graham 0141 633 2170

All Saints Vestry

Secretary Christine Smith, 2 Cluny Drive, Bearsden - 0141 942 9011

Treasurer Susan Gray, 63 Kessington Road, Bearsden - 0141 563 8214

Lay Rep. Rob Smith, 2 Cluny Drive, Bearsden - 0141 942 9011

Members John Brooker; Graham Bryson; Jim Craig; Margaret Dunn;

Mike Graham; Andrew Long; Sheena Macdonald; John Sherwood;

Philip Thompson.

Property Jim Craig, 23 Whittinghame Drive, Glasgow, G12 0XT - 581 4940

St. Andrew’s Vestry

Secretary Freda Anderson, 19 Craigdhu Road, Milngavie - 955 0889

Treasurer Gordon Rutherford, 82 Crawford Road, Milngavie - 956 2879

Lay Rep. Robin Milne, 9 McGrigor Road, Milngavie - 0141 956 3821

People’s Warden - Steve McVey, 7 Forrest Drive, Bearsden - 0141 942 0499

Members Freda Anderson; Annette Carson, James Carrick; Angela Rigg;

Gail Ullrich; Wilma Williams.

Children and Vulnerable Persons

All Saints Louise Melia 0141 942 0050

St. Andrew’s Freda Anderson 0141 955 0889

Web Site

http://episcopalglasgow.co.uk/bearsden-milngavie/

Web Site Co-ordinator Janet Stack janet.stack@btinternet.com

St. Andrew’s James Carrick jimcarrick@virginmedia.com

All Saints is a registered charity in Scotland SC005552

St. Andrew’s is a registered charity in Scotland SC008683

The cover picture shows St. Ninian’s cave by Whithorn. St. Ninian’s day will be

celebrated on 16th September.

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Dear Friends,Dear Friends,Dear Friends,Dear Friends,

I hope you all have been able to enjoy the fine summer weather we have had this

year. On a fine day Paul and I headed down to Whithorn and St Ninian’s Cave. It is

said of St Ninian, who arrived on the pebbly beach somewhere between 378 and

397, that with the erection of Candida Casa, (White House) established the first

Christian church in Scotland. It is said that the cave on a pebbly beach is where he

used to go and pray by himself. The cave itself is not very large and certainly

wouldn’t be where he lived when he first landed as once was suggested. In going

to be alone to pray Ninian was following Jesus’ example:

But now more than ever the word about Jesus spread abroad; many

crowds would gather to hear him and to be cured of their diseases.

But he would withdraw to deserted places and pray. (Luke 5)

Praying is a vital part of our Christian life, praying collectively in church and

praying individually. Making time to pray even if we don’t head for a beach or cave

is something that we should all do on a daily basis, however it is often something

that people struggle with. St Ninian reminds us that one of the ways to make that

easier is to withdraw so that we can concentrate on God. For us, centuries later,

our retreating into a cave is maybe achieved by switching off the phone, the TV,

the radio, shutting the door of the room we are in if others are in the house and

saying that you don’t want to be disturbed. If you find that your mind races with

things you are concerned you might forget, have a pen and paper so you can jot

them down and deal with them once you have finished praying. Make sure you are

comfortable, daily prayer shouldn’t be a penance but a joy and something that

sustains and strengthens us, if you are uncomfortable then you will be rushing to

finish. God is always there for us, we should be able to at least give a small part of

our day over to God. Of course the most important part of prayer isn’t recalling a

list of the things we think God should be dealing with, but rather listening for

guidance as to what we should be doing. As Jesus prayed in the Garden of

Gethsemene: “Father, if you are willing, remove this cup from me; yet, not my will

but yours be done.” (Luke 22.42)

As the season changes from Summer to Autumn there is one constant, just as

there was back in the time of St Ninian, God is always there. All we need to do is

remember to set time aside and pray and listen to the guiding of the Holy Spirit so

we can faithfully, like Ninian, follow in Christ’s footsteps.

The church remembers Ninian, the first of Scotland’s saints, on 16th

September.

Blessings Blessings Blessings Blessings KirstinKirstinKirstinKirstin

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Coffee morning The Social and Fundraising Group is running a coffee morning on Saturday

September 6th

, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, for Mission Support. The named charities are

the LA LUCIA Baby House, Durban, South Africa – providing care for abandoned

babies with aids; and the Glasgow City Mission. There will be a Fairtrade stall and a

baking stall. Contributions of baking and offers of help with serving would be

warmly appreciated. We are also having a raffle, so donations would be welcome.

Thank you for your support.

Margaret Dunn

Social convenor: 0141 956 2903

ART SHOW Friday and Saturday

October 10th and 11th

Entry forms are still available for this exciting event. If you are interested in

showing any sort of work, or you know someone who might be, please pick one up

from the back of the church, or talk to one of us.

Mairi Ross, John Brooker, Eric Horton, Margaret Dunn

STEWARDSHIP 2014

The All Saints’ Vestry has again designated September as a month in which we will

focus on Stewardship. The campaign will culminate on October 5th

at the Harvest

Thanksgiving Service. Special material has been prepared and will be available

throughout September. Reflections on stewardship will feature in services and the

following Stewardship Campaign Prayer will be said each week, and you might

wish to reflect upon it in your personal prayers:

Almighty God, You have made us members of Christ and of His

Church, and have taught us through Him that it is more blessed to

give than to receive. Make us truly thankful for all Your goodness;

help us to be faithful stewards of the time, talents and money You

have given us; and guide us in all things to know and do Your will, for

the honour and glory of your name.

Amen.

OCTOBER MAGAZINE Please send all items for the October magazine to Janet Stack

(janet.stack@btinternet.com) by Sunday 21st

September at the latest.

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SUNSHINE BAGS

We have had many sunny days this summer, so our sunshine bags should be

bulging. They are due to be returned on Harvest Sunday, October 5th

. There will be

a basket at the back of the Church to receive the bags on your way in; then they

will be taken up to the Altar with the other harvest offerings. If you have made a

Gift Aid declaration to All Saints and use the Free Will Offering envelopes, then

please put a slip of paper in the bag with your number on it. If you donate by

bankers order, please put in a slip of paper with your name on it. This way,

anything we put in the Sunshine bags will miraculously increase by 25% and

generate even more income for the Church.

If you were unable to collect a Sunshine bag at Easter, it is not too late! Just ask

the sidesmen who will have some extra bags on hand, or you can speak to me at

any time.

Ann Caie. 943 1192

ALL SAINTS VESTRY NOTES

The All Saints Vestry met on July 14th

2014. Here is a summary of two of the

points discussed:

• The Vestry reviewed the outcome of the unrehearsed fire drill held a few

weeks before during the 11 am service. Several points had come to light,

notably the absence of any instructions on evacuation and particularly the

lack of any information about where the assembly point thereafter should

be. Andrew Long agreed to draft a note about fire precautions and about

action to be taken in the case of a fire.

• The 2014 Stewardship Campaign to be held in September was discussed,

with Rob Smith, Chair of the Stewardship Committee, reporting on their

proposals. The campaign would open on August 31st

and culminate in a

Harvest/Stewardship lunch after the Harvest Festival. Details would be given

in the September Magazine.

The Vestry did not meet during August. Its next meeting will be on 8th

September

2014.

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MINISTRY CELEBRATION SERVICE Saturday 20th September 2014

St John’s Episcopal Church

2-6 Newall Terrace

Dumfries

DG1 1LW

A light lunch at 12 noon followed by the service at 1.15 p.m. All welcome

A letter will be sent to the charges soon requesting details of those intending to

join with the Bishop to celebrate their gift of service to our church in lay, licensed

and authorised ministry, along with those who wish to support them in their rôle

by their presence alongside them.

At this time we would ask that those intended recipients of the invitation please

put the date firmly in your diary.

IN TUNE WITH GLASGOW 2014

On one of the warmest nights of the year, 23rd

July, some of us from All Saints’

attended a concert held in St. Mary’s Cathedral organised by Mothers’ Union to

celebrate their work across the Commonwealth. The music was played by Glasgow

Senior Citizens’ Orchestra and Clyde Coast Strathspey and Reel Society with

Scottish dancers too. During the interval, when refreshments were served, we

could view the excellent tapestry done by Scottish schools from the region.

Before the final Dashing White Sergeant, when the audience could join in, Ann

Glenesk (MU’s diocesan president) spoke and introduced two members from the

Ugandan team who said what a wonderful welcome they were having in Glasgow.

It was a fun evening and ended with the whole audience joining in Auld Lang Syne.

Quite a buzz!

Elaine Perrett

LETTER FROM EUNICE KASIRYE

AL AHLI HOSPITAL, GAZA

Dear Mrs Gray

Thank you so much for the gift of £420.00 from All Saints, Bearsden to support the

work of the Al Ahli Hospital, in Gaza. It is making such a difference amongst our

brothers and sisters in Christ.

Wishing you well and all at All Saints.

Best Regards

Eunice

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BEING A LEADER AT GLEN ’14 Returning to Glenalmond as a leader at Glen’14, after having been a delegate

there for a number of years, was at times surreal. People, who had inspired me,

encouraged me and furthered my knowledge of Christ and my relationship with

Him whilst I was a delegate, didn’t stop when I then turned into a fellow leader. As

the delegates themselves taught me something new, so did the leaders with their

encouragement. The week was jam-packed with House Group sessions, activities

throughout the day and brilliant Worships, led by delegates. Dry weather meant

that worships and activities took place outside on the enchanting campus of

Glenalmond College.

The theme for the week was “The life of Jesus and reflecting on our own life

story”. It would be discussed in House Groups and helped delegates to organise

their night for leading the Worship. I helped to run the afternoon sessions which,

split into three different activity slots, provided swimming, rounders, croquet,

debates, meditation, poetry and much more. Every night of the week there were

different events, which leaders helped to run smoothly in the background.

Provided with good chat, time flew and with a sense of unity, the workload was

made lighter.

This year was not only different as I came back as a leader of the Camp but, my

sister Lois, had now become a delegate! She may have been a little nervous at the

start, but by the end of the week it was difficult to prise her away from her new-

found friends. I felt very blessed to work alongside such gifted people and be

leader for young adolescents who are so bright and going along the path towards

Christ. It’s the people who make Glen and it is wonderful that the Scottish

Episcopal Church has such an experience to offer young folk. I heartily encourage

any 12-18 year olds to go along next year to Glen ’15 and see for themselves!

Tabitha Craig

IN MEMORIAM Jennifer M Taylor. Much loved wife and mother. Died 22

nd August 2013.

BAPTISM Katherine Gamble Fennessey was welcomed into the church at her

baptism on 13th

July.

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WEDNESDAY LUNCH GROUP’S VISIT TO LARGS

Although the Wednesday lunch group had not met regularly during July and

August, on August 6th

it held a day trip to Largs.

Lunch was still the focus and we duly convened

at 12.30 at Nardini’s where we enjoyed a fish and

chip lunch followed by a flute of Nardini’s famous

ice-cream. Although the morning had been

drizzly with the mist

down over the

moors, while we

were dining the

clouds rolled away and we were able to enjoy a stroll

in the sunshine before returning to Glasgow with

friendships renewed.

Andrew Long

The lunches will start again on Wednesday 17th

September, 12 noon to 2 p.m. The

usual menu of soup and fresh filled rolls will be served. We look forward to

welcoming you and your friends.

Sheena MacDonald

CHARITY DAY TO REMEMBER SUE CLARKE A wonderful day was held by the ladies who worked with Sue at the College of

Surgeons and Physicians in Glasgow. A splendid

high tea was served, with stalls, a wonderful

musical interlude and probably the largest raffle

that has ever taken place with over 50 prizes!

All those who went along enjoyed a fitting

memory to Sue full of joy and laughter, music and

making new friends. The final total isn’t yet

known but it is in excess of £1,600. Sue would

have been both surprised and delighted.

A big thank you to Val and the girls in the office, to the

College for allowing their fine building to be used, to

those who baked or made items for sale, to all those

who provided our music be it through voice or by

tinkling the ivories of their fine grand piano, to those

who donated raffle prizes and of course to all those

who came along and made the day so special.

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MEMORY OF SUMMER AT ST ANDREW'S

We had a barbecue in the garden after the

Sunday School gift giving in late June.

The weather was perfect to sit in the garden.

Tables and garden chairs were put out after the

service during tea/coffee time.

Robert, ably assisted

by George, had the

barbecue going and a

wonderful aroma of

cooking meat – hamburgers – filled the air.

There were also hot dogs and

quiche (cleverly warmed up on

the 'barbie') and salad;

followed by mouth-watering

desserts and marshmallows to

toast for the younger

generation.

It was lovely to have young and not so young enjoying

each others' company and laughing at each others' efforts to stay clean!!! Marie Milne

ST ANDREW’S BOOK GROUP

The book for the August meeting, recently, was Half of a Yellow Sun by

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. This was her second novel and

it won the Orange Prize for fiction in 2007.

It is based around a love story of twin sisters in the period

of Nigeria's Colonial independence and through the Nigeria-

Biafra war of 1967-1970. For the first time, I think, we had

out the large Times Atlas to see the towns/cities mentioned

in the book and so a bit of a geography lesson as well as

political and history lesson was learned while reading a

fictional account.

Not a heavy book but one which caused pause for thought,

especially to those of us who did not know much about this

time in Africa's history.

Next book is George Eliot's Silas Marner, first published in 1861, for the mid-

September meeting.

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To know where you are going it is helpful to know where you’ve

come from. In this lecture Bishop Gregor will trace the emergence

and development of Episcopalianism in Scotland from the

reformation era to the present day.

Opportunities will be given for questions of clarification during the

lecture.

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ALL SAINTS’ SOCIAL CALENDAR

September 6th

We are having a Coffee Morning 10 a.m. to 12 noon in aid of mission support. The named

charities are the LA LUCIA baby house for abandoned babies with aids in Durban S. AFRICA and

the GLASGOW CITY MISSION. There will be Fairtrade, books, baking, and craft stalls.

Contributions to the stalls and donations for the raffle would be greatly appreciated. Also any

help with serving would be welcomed.

October 5th

Joint Harvest and Stewardship Lunch: a bring and share lunch to celebrate harvest and

stewardship with food and friendship

October 10th

&

11th

Art Show

Friday 10th

wine and soft drinks will be available.

Saturday 11th

tea and coffee will be available

Further details will be in the pew sheet

November 2nd

The Church Organ is 100 years old this year. There will be an evening service at 6:30 p.m. when

the organ will be blessed by Kirstin. A talk and recital will be given by John Harrington. Wine and

soft drinks will be available at the back of the church.

December 21st

Nine Lessons and Carols. After the service mulled wine and mince pies will be served in the hall

January The rector, Kirstin, will be organising a Quiz and refreshments. Details to follow later

February 21st

2015 Jazz concert

The Allander Jazz Band will perform in the Drymen Hall starting at 8 p.m. In the interval supper,

wine and soft drinks will be served.

The Social Group plans ahead to organise events; suggestions are always welcome. Without the support of our All Saints

family the above events would not be possible, so thank you for your support.

Margaret Dunn

Social Convener: 0141 956 2903

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DAY PILGRIMAGE TO RUTHWELL Saturday 13

th September 2014, leaving from St Mary’s Cathedral at 10.00 a.m.

A visit to Ruthwell Parish Church near Dumfries to see the Anglo-Saxon cross, its

ancient carvings and the runes of the “Dream of the Rood” featured in St Mary’s

Cathedral Good Friday Three Hours 2014.

The day includes a visit to Ruthwell Savings Bank Museum, a short act of worship

by the cross followed by picnic and perhaps a visit to another attraction before

returning to Glasgow.

Travel will be by coach. Cost: £25. Please book by filling in the form on the

Cathedral website at

http://thecathedral.org.uk/2014/08/05/day-pilgrimage-to-ruthwell/

THE REFERENDUM The Joint Liturgical Group of Great Britain, on which the Scottish Episcopal Church

is represented, has written a prayer, inspired by Psalm 104, to be said at the time

of the Scottish Independence Referendum:

Lord, we bless you for you have fashioned our land and daily refresh it;

you have sent forth your spirit and created us;

you have opened your hand and filled us with good things.

Bless us, your people, as we consider the future of our nation.

May your glory endure here for ever and may we sing to you as long as we

live;

through Jesus Christ our Lord,

who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,

one God, now and forever.

Amen.

POST-REFERENDUM DISCUSSION

There will be a Post-Referendum Discussion in St Silas, on the afternoon of

Saturday 8th

November, at which all of the Diocese will be invited to review the

outcome, the effects on the SEC and what contribution we can make to Post-

Referendum Scotland.

ST ANDREW'S DORCAS GROUP Dorcas is mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles as a dressmaker of high renown

(she is sometimes also referred to as Tabitha) and for centuries Christian women

have met in her name for fellowship and to make items, not just sewing, knitting,

crochet, and other crafts. The initial meeting of St Andrew's Dorcas Group took

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place at the Rectory when we decided what Christmas themed things we could

make to tempt those who come along to the Coffee Morning in November.

The next meeting will be at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday 2nd

September after which the

plan is to meet fortnightly on Wednesdays until the Coffee Morning, after which

we will make a decision as to how often we will meet. Anyone who is interested is

more than welcome to come along, you don't need to be able to sew or knit.

ST ANDREW'S HARVEST LUNCH The Harvest Lunch at St Andrew's this year will take place at 12:30 on Saturday 4

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October and will take the form of a ‘Bring and Share’. Bring yourselves, your family

and friends along with a dish of food to share with everyone.

ST ANDREW'S AGM After much discussion by the vestry it was decided that the AGM would be held on

the later than usual date of Saturday 8th

November at 12:30 p.m., i.e. after the

Coffee Morning

NEWS FROM THE PEWS Richard & Gillian Kingslake

Richard and Gillian celebrated their Golden Wedding by holding

a ceilidh at Ross priory on 9th

August. Congratulations!

John & Nikki Duncan

Congratulations to John and Nikki Duncan

on their new family – twins, who are 22

months old.

John and Susan Harrington

Nikki Dimopoulou (née Harrington) had a daughter with (we

think) Susan’s red hair. She is called Sophia Andriani – another

grand-daughter for John and Susan. Congratulations all round!

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? We would like news of some of our previous members who

took part in Sunday School, Choir, Youth Fellowship, Bible

class or whatever. Just let the magazine editors know.

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ALL SAINTS SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Sunday School at All Saints is looking for some volunteers to be present to

comply with PVG guidelines. There is no requirement to lead the Sunday School,

unless you wish to of course, however you will need to have a disclosure done if

you don't currently have one. Please speak to Laura Trainer, Jane Joy, Fiona

Hempel or Kirstin if you can help or would like more information. Thank you.

CHILDREN’S CORNER

September 16th – The Feast Day of St Ninian St Ninian was an early missionary to the Pictish people in

what is now Scotland. Not much is known of him but he

was believed to be a Briton educated in Rome and may

have been the son of a Christian king. He was also known

for his miracles one of which was curing a chieftain of

blindness.

Back to

School

Hope you all had a

fantastic summer

holiday and did lots

of exciting things.

Now it’s time to go

back to school and

that can be just as

exciting – catching

up with old friends,

meeting new friends

and teachers, learn-

ing new things. So

we hope you are all

looking forward to

the new school year.

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Giving to God our talents

One of the Church’s themes for September is remembering and thanking God for

the talents and gifts he has blessed us with.

1 Peter 4:1 – “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good

stewards of God’s varied grace”.

God has made us all unique. We are all good at some things and not so good at

others. It is important for us all to try and improve on those things we don’t do so

well, but it is also important to celebrate and thank God for all the things we do do

well.

What are your talents and how can you share them with others?

Are you a good reader? Maybe you can read a bedtime story

to your younger brother or sister or do a reading at the next

All Age Worship.

Are you good at writing? Maybe you could write about

something you did on holiday to go in this magazine next

month.

Are you good at sport? Maybe you could get your parents to

sponsor you to run or swim or skip a certain distance and

donate the money you raise to a charity

Happy Birthday to: Megan 1st September

A big Thank You to all the children and helpers who have worked together over

the summer to create the new Noah’s Ark mural in All Saints Sunday School. Look

out for the article and photo of the finished product in next month’s magazine!

Remember - show any of your completed puzzles or pictures to one of the Sunday

School leaders and you might just get a prize.

All Saints All Saints All Saints All Saints SeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptember Service Service Service Service RotaRotaRotaRota

Date Sidesmen

11 a.m. Eucharistic Assistants

Readings Reader Intercessor Coffee

Name in bold to bring milk

Sept 7th Ashraf Ayoub

John Harrington

LHS: Mike Graham RHS: Penny

Haydock

Ezekiel 33:7-11; Romans 13:8-14; Matthew 18:15-20

Sheena Macdonald

Louise Benson May Campbell Margaret Dunn Margery Pollock

Sept 14th Philip Thompson

Andrew Long LHS: Hanan Atalla RHS: Susan Gray

Jeremiah 1:4-9; 1 Thessalon. 2:2-12; Matthew 28:16-20

Bryan Stack David Simmons Kate Ross Janet Stack

Joyce James

Sept 21st John Sherwood Celia Fisher

LHS: Louise Benson RHS: Andrew Roach

Jonah 3:10-4:11; Philippians 1:21-30;

Matthew 20:1-16

Gillian Kingslake

John Duncan Fiona Hempel

Alex Stirling Pauline Waugh

Sept 28th Pauline Waugh

Mary Stott LHS: Graham Caie RHS: Celia Fisher

Genesis 28:10-17; Revelation 12:7-12;

John 1:47-51

Margaret Sherwood

Celia Fisher Susan Gray Elaine Perret Kaoru Stewart

St. Andrew’s St. Andrew’s St. Andrew’s St. Andrew’s SeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptember Service RotaService RotaService RotaService Rota

If you are unable to attend please arrange a swap, thank you.

Date Depute Warden

Eucharistic Assistant

Readings Reader Intercessor Coffee

Sept 7th Steve Steve Ezekiel 33:7-11; Romans

13:8-14; Matthew 18:15-20 Clare Angela Margaret

Sept 14th Mark Robert Jeremiah 1:4-9; 1

Thessalon. 2:2-12; Matthew 28:16-20

James Fraser Clare

Sept 21st James Fraser Jonah 3:10-4:11; Philippians

1:21-30; Matthew 20:1-16 Irene Liz Pamela

Sept 28th Clare Wilma Genesis 28:10-17;

Revelation 12:7-12; John 1:47-51

Caroline Gail Marie

Music Sept 7th Sept 14th Sept 21st Sept 28th

Hymns 197, Ps119 (vv33-40), 183, 670 (practise), 515 Setting : Grayston Ives

152, Ninian of Galloway(practise), 740, 793, 566 Setting : Grayston Ives

517, 560, 378(1), 662, 646 Setting : Appleford:

608, 213, 498, 638, 179(449) Setting : Appleford:

Organist WGR WGR George Inwood Hugh Macdonald

Contact Numbers – All Saints Alternate Lay Rep. David Simmons 0141 942 0050 Bible Study Kirstin Freeman 0141 931 5649 Church Flowers Ann Caie 0141 943 1192 Church Hall Bookings John Brooker/Eric Horton 0141 942 2476 Crèche Fiona Hempel 0141 942 5618 Deed of Covenant & Free Will Offering Ian Mackie 0141 942 7878 E-Group Christine Smith 0141 942 9011 Monday House Group Janet Stack 0141 942 3921 NW Reg. Council Rep. Christine Smith 0141 942 9011 Organist & Choir Mistress Susan Harrington 01360 440619 Sidespeople Andrew Long 0141 942 6819 Social Group Convenor Margaret Dunn 0141 956 2903 Jane Joy 0141 581 3969 Sunday Coffee Rota Jean Stirling 0141 942 4773 Sunday School Fair Trade Pauline Waugh 0141 942 8819

Contact Numbers – St. Andrew’s Alternate Lay Rep. Steve McVey 0141 942 0499 Church Hall Bookings James Carrick 0141 956 5781 or 07754 896384 Gail Ullrich 07724 117541 Covenant Secretary Liz Macdonald 0141 586 5126 Flower Convenor Clare McVey 0141 942 0499 National Bible Society Rep. Freda Anderson 0141 955 0889 NW Reg. Council Rep. James Carrick 0141 956 5781 Organist Gordon Rutherford 0141 956 2879 Social Convenors: Clare McVey 0141 942 0499 The Fellowship Mary Finlayson 0141 956 3538

Contact Number – Drumchapel Secretary Jackie Walls 0141 585 1331 &Treasurer

September Services

Date All Saints St Andrew’s

Wednesday 3rd

11.30am Said Eucharist

Thursday 4th

10am Said Eucharist

7th

September

Pentecost 13

(Green)

8am Said Eucharist

11am Sung Eucharist

9.15am Sung Eucharist

6.30pm Evening Prayer

Wednesday 10th

No Eucharist

Thursday 11th

10am Said Eucharist

14th

September

St Ninian (trans)

(White)

11am Sung Eucharist 9.15am Sung Eucharist

Wednesday 17th

11.30am Said Eucharist

Thursday 18th

10am Said Eucharist

21st

September

Pentecost 14

(Green)

11am Sung Eucharist 9.15am Sung Eucharist

Wednesday 24th

11.30am Said Eucharist

Thursday 25th

10am Said Eucharist

28th

September

St Michael & All Angels

(White)

11am Sung Eucharist 9.15am Sung Eucharist

October

Wednesday 1st

11.30am Said Eucharist

Thursday 2nd

10am Said Eucharist

5th

October

Harvest

(Green)

8am Said Eucharist

11am Sung Eucharist

9.15am Sung Eucharist

6.30pm Evening Prayer