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Unless otherwise noted, all the events shown will be held at Rosyth Methodist Church. You can get directions at this link.
This calendar is mostly for our regular worship and church-focused meetings, plus special meetings of other groups and ecumenical events. However, as explained at this link, our building is in use throughout the week by other groups, and their regular meetings have not been listed here, to make the calendar less cluttered.
For Holy Week 2018, we’ve produced a downloadable poster listing what’s on at our church and the Parish Church in addition to the normal services.
Methodist Conference Service of reception into full Connexion
To be streamed from Nottingham and projected at Rosyth Methodist Church and City of Edinburgh Methodist Church.
[Readings from the Methodist Lectionary for normal worship this Sunday:
Lamentations 3:23-33; Psalm 30; 2 Corinthians 8:7-15; Mark 5:21-43]
Sunday@Six in the Church Hall, which will be laid out Café Style with tables. “Seasons of Life”, with Crosswater Band, is a programme of poems, readings and music that is packed full of variety – including some favourites for you to sing! It has been devised by and will be introduced by Adrian Masson.
We welcome the return of our friends from the Crosswater Band, who practice in the hall every Tuesday afternoon. Do join us if you can and give them your support.
Triangle Coffee Shop in Rosyth Methodist Church is a popular and successful community venture and is open on Friday mornings from 9.30am. A very warm welcome awaits everyone so why not join us for tea, coffee and home baking.
A further 2 meetings of the group will be held on 9 and 16 July, when we will continue our study of the life of St Paul. This proved to be so interesting on 2 July (our usual monthly meeting) that we decided to pursue our study further. Monday evenings, at 7.30pm in the Parish Church. All are welcome to attend.
Triangle Coffee Shop in Rosyth Methodist Church is a popular and successful community venture and is open on Friday mornings from 9.30am. A very warm welcome awaits everyone so why not join us for tea, coffee and home baking.
A further 2 meetings of the group will be held on 9 and 16 July, when we will continue our study of the life of St Paul. This proved to be so interesting on 2 July (our usual monthly meeting) that we decided to pursue our study further. Monday evenings, at 7.30pm in the Parish Church. All are welcome to attend.
Once again this year there will be opportunities to enjoy stillness and reflection for visitors of any faith or none in the beautiful setting of Gleneagles. The last date this summer is Wednesday 18July from 1.45pm to 5.00pm. It is an initiative of the Quiet Garden Trust (see www.quietgarden.org).
After an introduction and welcome by the Rev Giles Dove, Rev Tracy Dowling or Canon Andrew Meynell, you can wander around the recently-created wild garden, or walk the grass maze, and finish the afternoon with a short service in the beautiful private 16th-Century chapel
All are welcome to attend – a donation of £3 to the Quiet Garden Trust is suggested.Any enquiries to: Petronella Haldane, Gleneagles, Auchterarder, Perthshire PH3 1PJ (01764 682 388; petronella@nullgleneagles.org )
Triangle Coffee Shop in Rosyth Methodist Church is a popular and successful community venture and is open on Friday mornings from 9.30am. A very warm welcome awaits everyone so why not join us for tea, coffee and home baking.
This is a second opportunity in July to hear Concert by Crosswater Band in concert, this time with singer Benita.
Do join us for a wonderful evening's entertainment by the small but talented jazz group, accompanied by the excellent voice of the bubbly Benita on at 7pm in St Finnian’s.
Tickets, £5 to include refreshments, preferably to be reserved in advance by contacting Margaret on 01592 358933 or 07931483906 or at margaret.dinelely@gmail com Failing that, tickets may be obtained on the door.
Rev Dr Mark Jason, Circuit minister in Central Scotland Circuit, then superintendent of that circuit, and now superintendent of the Forth Valley Circuit moves to the Burnley and Pendle Circuit of the Lancashire District in the summer
There will be a farewell service for him Falkirk Grahamston United Parish Church on Saturday 21st 7pm to which all are welcome.
The service will be preceded by a bring-and-share supper at 6pm.
Triangle Coffee Shop in Rosyth Methodist Church is a popular and successful community venture and is open on Friday mornings from 9.30am. A very warm welcome awaits everyone so why not join us for tea, coffee and home baking.
A Pilgrimage to St Andrews will be held on 28 July along the Fife Pilgrim Way. A choice of four routes with different starting points means that walkers of all ages (including children) and abilities and also those using wheelchairs or pushing buggies can participate.
The day will finish with worship in the ruins of the Cathedral and refreshments at All Saint’s Church.
Details of the routes are shown on the notice board in the church. Applicationl forms, also available from Sandra Young, should be sent by 21 July
Triangle Coffee Shop in Rosyth Methodist Church is a popular and successful community venture and is open on Friday mornings from 9.30am. A very warm welcome awaits everyone so why not join us for tea, coffee and home baking.
Lay Communion
Ecumenical Study Group
Crosswater Band Concert
Local Preachers and Worship Leaders meeting