Anneticipation
WELCOME TO THE WEB SITE OF
SAINT ANNE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A CHARITY REGISTERED IN SCOTLAND No: SC010950
WELCOME TO THE WEB SITE OF
SAINT ANNE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A CHARITY REGISTERED IN SCOTLAND No: SC010950
We will soon be entering our interregnum so please keep St Anne’s in your prayers for an early response to our search for a new part-time Rector.
Volunteers still required to assist vestry members on various teams, and sponsors required for Grass cutting & cleaning.
Congratulations to Margaret Laidlaw on being awarded the MBE in respect of her work for UNICEF.
As reported in our magazine the Rev Sheila Cameron will be leaving us to continue her ministry in a different direction, her last Sunday service will be on the 19th February 2012.
Not long now till Spring (hopefully) and Liz Mitchell is looking for volunteers to help maintain the garden at the rear & side of the church [green fingers not necessary].
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
The Ecumenical Advent Carol Service raised £137, net of printing and venue costs (the ingredients for the mulled wine having been donated). . It was well attended and enjoyed by everyone, with a great feeling of fellowship to start Advent.
The Visit to the Stable service was attended by over 170 children and adults. The retiring collection in aid of The Aberlour Children's Trust & BibleLands raised the magnificent sum of £160.
13 people enjoyed the sung evensong led by a small choir of 4 who sang an anthem for us. The service was followed by a bring and share supper in the day center where everybody enjoyed good food and fellowship. The party raised a further £25.
This monies raised from these events enabled us to donate £160.93 to each of the ‘The Aberlour Children’s Trust’ and ‘BibleLands’ charities.
Congratulations and a big thank you to all those who helped organise and run these three events.
Volunteers still required to assist vestry members on various teams, and sponsors required for Grass cutting & cleaning.
Congratulations to Margaret Laidlaw on being awarded the MBE in respect of her work for UNICEF.
As reported in our magazine the Rev Sheila Cameron will be leaving us to continue her ministry in a different direction, her last Sunday service will be on the 19th February 2012.
Not long now till Spring (hopefully) and Liz Mitchell is looking for volunteers to help maintain the garden at the rear & side of the church [green fingers not necessary].
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
The Ecumenical Advent Carol Service raised £137, net of printing and venue costs (the ingredients for the mulled wine having been donated). . It was well attended and enjoyed by everyone, with a great feeling of fellowship to start Advent.
The Visit to the Stable service was attended by over 170 children and adults. The retiring collection in aid of The Aberlour Children's Trust & BibleLands raised the magnificent sum of £160.
13 people enjoyed the sung evensong led by a small choir of 4 who sang an anthem for us. The service was followed by a bring and share supper in the day center where everybody enjoyed good food and fellowship. The party raised a further £25.
This monies raised from these events enabled us to donate £160.93 to each of the ‘The Aberlour Children’s Trust’ and ‘BibleLands’ charities.
Congratulations and a big thank you to all those who helped organise and run these three events.