Our Study Group for the Season of Creation (the month of September) this year will be based around material adapted from the Season of Creation Project.

There will be four sessions each lasting a little over an hour, at Anna and James’ house at 11 Ferry Road, Golspie on Wednesday afternoons at 2pm on the following dates:

• 10^th Sept – Ocean Depths and Delights (Job 38:1-18; Luke 5:1-11)

• 17^th Sept – Wisdom in the Creatures of the Earth (Job 39:1-8, 26-30; Luke 12:22-31)

• 24^th Sept – Good News from the Sky (Jeremiah 4:23-28; Psalm 19:1-6; Mark 15.33-39)

• 1^st Oct – The Wisdom Behind the World (Proverbs 8:22-31; Colossians 1:15-20)

The sessions revolve around a study of a two or three Bible passages on each occasion from the Wisdom literature in the Hebrew Bible and from the Gospels and will be semi-independent, so all are welcome even if you can’t manage all of them.  If you wish any more information, speak to or contact Canon James.

For those who could not make it, or those who would like to hear the music again, this is a repeat of the concert that was held at the Tin Tabernacle in July!

Calling all Singers!

_{GOLSPIE GALA WEEK – SONGS OF PRAISE}

Sunday 27th July – 7pm
in the Gala Week Marquee

Rev James will be leading the traditional Songs of Praise on the first weekend of Golspie Gala Week.a week on Sunday (27th July) at 7pm in the Gala Week Marquee.

It would be great if you could come and support Golspie Gala week by raising your beautiful voices in song! We will be singing a variety of good old favourites and all the tunes will be familiar to you!

How wonderful it would be to let Golspie see Christians from all denominations proclaiming that the message of the gospel is very much alive in our area!

We believe that Queen Ella and attendants Bailey and Grace have already booked their seats in the front row:-)

Many of you will already know that Rev Simon is to be installed as a Canon to the Cathedral Chapter on Sunday 23rd March at 5.30pm in Inverness Cathedral. It would be so good to get as many people from our churches as possible to support this event. If you would like to go, but need help with transport, please do ask in church this Sunday. Choral Evensong is such a beautiful part of our worship tradition and the Cathedral Choir sound just heavenly!