The young folks are putting on a gospel concert to fundraise for the Pathfinder trip to Finland.

The musicians are all people attending Crieff Church who are bringing their talents together for this concert.

The Scottish Mission is organizing a weekend retreat for women at the Atholl  Centre, Pitlochry, PH16 5BX, from Friday evening 12th November to Sunday after lunch on 14th November.

Malika Bediako, the  South England  Conference Women’s Ministries Leader will be the visiting speaker, and the theme for the weekend is “Daughters of God, Lavished with His love”.  Karen Holford will also lead out in some prayer sessions.

Accommodation is in twin-bedded or family rooms, fully catered for a Vegetarian diet.

Cost is £80 per person, with a discount of £10 for students, over 60’s and the unwaged.  Please send a deposit of £25 per person, the balance to be paid by 15th September.  Cheques payable to ‘Scottish Mission of SDA’,  send your booking form and non-returnable cheque to Carole Peacock, Scottish Mission Office, SDA Church, Gwydyr Road, Crieff PH7 4BZ.  Last date for applications is June 5th as we  need to know who is coming to enable us to book enough places.

Application forms available from the Mission Office (01764 653257 / Email: office@sdascotland.com)  or your local Women’s Ministries Leader, or pastor.

Bring your couple friends to this fun and marriage-building event with food and activities.  Cost £5 per couple – please contact Pr Holford to let him know if you plan to come.  Telephone 01764 653257

Up Ben Vorlich, the other one – near Loch Lomond.  Dodgy start to the weather but things brightened up considerably as we approached the summit.

Mike, Scott, Steve L, Steve P, Wendy were the humans.  Stella and Tiny were the dogs.

More photos on Flickr…

Newbold College Choir presents ‘Behold the Lamb’, and Easter musical by Don Kreuger.  All welcome.

Admission is free, but an offering will be taken up for the charity ADRA – details of ADRA’s work can be found at:

www.adrauk.org

The Choir’s Scottish tour dates are

• Glasgow church on Sunday 28 March at 2.30pm
• Crieff Church on Sunday 28 March at 7.30pm
• Aberdeen Church on Monday 29 March at 7.30pm and
• Dundee Church on Tuesday 30 March at 7.30pm

An illustrated talk by Mike Lewis, Sat Feb 20th at 19:30, at the Crieff SDA Church.

Drinks and nibbles provided.
Retiring Collection for Child India.

It’s been a while since we posted pics from a walk.  Mainly this is because we didn’t actually go out much – the weather hasn’t been too good on the days we set aside for a hill walk.

Anyway – the weather today was superb.  Cold and clear.  We set off for Glencoe without a clear idea of where we’d go.  We ended up atop Stob Na Doire, the middle peak of the Buachaille Etive Mòr ridge.

Here’s a video…

(Mike L, Steve L, Scott B but, sadly, no Tiny the Dog – too cold for her…)

You are invited to Christmas Tea in Santa’s Factory.

Come along and buy gifts, Christmas wrapping paper, bags, boxes etc.

Lucky dip sacks with Santa – Adults and Children

Christmas tea for all ages.

Fund raising for Rachel House Hospice

Admission Adults £2, Children Free ~  Includes tea.

Venue: Adventist Church Hall, Gwydyr Road, Crieff PH7 4BS

Family service Christmas day evening at 5:00pm.  All welcome.  Mince pies and refreshments to follow.  Pastor Martin Bell will lead the thoughts.  Come and enjoy the experience – all welcome.

Charity event, to fundraise for Rachel House Hospice.  Adults £2, Children free (includes tea).  Come and join in the fun for all the family from babies to Senior Citizens, from 3:00-5:00 at the SDA Church Hall, Gwydyr Road, Crieff PH7 4BS

In aid of the Scottish Bible Society.

Come and join us at the Baptist Church in Crieff for our annual Bible quiz.

Directions:

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Come along and spend your money on the produce from this mornings harvest festival plus bric-a-brac.  Help us raise money for the CAP programs.

• 6pm.  Pot luck tea
• 7pm.  The auction begins…

Please bring good, sale-able items to Moyra…

“Exploring God”

Accommodation in beautiful self catering cabins at Logierait Pine Lodges, near Pitlochry.  Cost £60 per person.  Guest speakers are Bernie and Karen Holford.

Contact Carole Peacock at the Mission Office.

Come along and help make the church gardens beautiful…

You are welcome to attend this concert from a world renowned orchestra.

Voluntary donation for program to assist AIDS orphans in Southern Africa.

The New England Youth Ensemble founded in 1970 by its director Dr. Virginia-Gene Rittenhouse is a group of serious young musicians dedicated to the cause of spreading God’s message of love and hope through the international language of music.

Located on the campus of Columbia Union College in Takoma Park, MD, USA, its members come from many different countries, including Russia, Mexico, Australia, India, South Africa, and the Philippines as well as the United States and Canada.

From its modest beginnings in her living room with four violins and a cello, the Ensemble has developed into a 45-piece youth chamber orchestra that has now toured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, and the former Soviet Union, Australia, South Africa, China, the Far East and the Middle East. Performances have been in such famous cathedrals as the Dom Cathedral, Salzburg; St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Vienna; Washington National Cathedral, Washington D.C; Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris; and the Church of St. Martin-in-the-fields, London. In addition, the Ensemble has performed for the Musical Society of Philadelphia, at the International Youth Music Festival in Vienna, on National television from Crystal Cathedral in Los Angeles, and under management of the Community-Concert Division of Columbia Artists, New York.

In 1988 the Ensemble was first invited to perform at Carnegie Hall under the auspices of Mid-America Productions. Such has been the success of these performances that this season will mark the 100th concert the Ensemble has played in the prestigious hall-many of these under the world-renowned conductor-composer Dr. John Rutter of London