PRAYER 2nd February – Worship
Thank you Lord for the freedom to worship you. We have been blessed but change and new ways to worship often seem uncomfortable. Help us not to fear the unknown. Bless and guide worship leaders and the Worship team to find ways to draw us closer to you. May they continue to see and hear you as they lead us on the journey of faith.
CLYDESDALE FOOD BANK Thank you all for your support.
Have a look at our website – http://clydesdalefoodbank.org.uk/ where you will an easy way to give a financial donation. Alternatively, there are envelopes available in
all of the churches for one off donations and standing orders.
TRAIDCRAFT STALL will be back in its usual spot next Sunday. We hope to have all the usual range of products on sale. Your help has allowed us to send a donation of £200 to Traidcraft Exchange to fund projects in developing countries. Thank you for your continued support.
THE GUILD AT KIRKTON – Our next meeting is on Tuesday 4th, February at 7.30pm, in the small hall. Our speaker for the evening is Rose MacGregor from Wishaw. She will be talking about the condition Hypermobility, which her Granddaughter suffers from and she has written a book about her called “Princess Bendy”. All Welcome.
RETREAT The discipleship workgroup has organised a retreat for Saturday February 29th, 10 – 4 pm, at Braehead house. The cost is £15 per head and includes lunch. Please contact Val Macsween or the church office if you would like to reserve a place.
KIRKTON PLAYERS During rehearsals, Kirkton Players will be working on the stage. While every effort is made to ensure it is safe, we would ask that you take extra care in this area to avoid accidents.
Kirkton Players perform “A Respectable Funeral and April in Paris”
Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd February 2020, Kirkton Church Hall at 7.30pm. Saturday Matinee 2.30pm.
Tickets £10 (light refreshments included) Tel 770206 or 771570
SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH MEMORY ISSUES AND THEIR CARERS IN ST ANDREW’S CHURCH
Drop-in support – last Friday of each month 1-3
Drop-in activities – second Friday of each month 1-3pm
Heart for Art – a weekly art group for people with dementia in partnership with Crossreach – Thursday 11am-1pm
Musical Tea – last Tuesday of the month 1.30-3pm for 45 minutes of singing followed by afternoon tea £2.50, open to all.
Tuesday 11th Feb An Evening carers meeting for those supporting anyone with memory issues 7.30-9pm in St Andrew’s Session House.
Come and join us for support and friendship
If you know anyone who might be interested in any of the activities or support or would like further information please contact Mrs Gillian Picton, Dementia Project Coordinator at St Andrew’s Church 01555 770040 or Rev Helen Jamieson 0555 771518
LANARK & DISTRICT U3A monthly coffee morning will be in the Clydesdale Inn on Tuesday, 4th February, at 10.30am. Come along for a coffee & chat to find out more about what this lively & varied organisation can offer you if you are retired or semi- retired. Information leaflets will be available. Info @ www.u3a-lanark.xyz
- It is open to anyone with an interest in gardening or growing your own.
- The first meeting will be a seed and pot swap. If you have seeds you have collected or too many for your purpose please bring them along, or plants sitting in pots you don’t have room for.
- You do not need to have anything to swap just come for a chat and find out what’s going on. Bring a friend or neighbour.
- There’s no need to book. For further information check out the facebook page or phone CCI on 01555 664211.
- They’ll also use this first session to discuss your ideas for the DEN.
The March meeting will be a mini potato day where a selection of seed potatoes and onion sets will be available to buy.
Do come to see our ever expanding dynamic site; we have an orchard, bouquet and botanic garden, polytunnels, vegetable beds, soft fruit cages, woodland walk, and coming soon kids & guardians growing sessions. After exploring the site there’s a welcoming coffee shop on site.
FORWARD IN FELLOWSHIP CONCERT The 4th Carluke Company attached to our church is a member of the Lanarkshire District Fellowship of The Boys’ Brigade (“LDF”). The LDF has partnered with two local Lanarkshire charities, Hope for Autism, and You are my Sunshine and is producing a one-off charity concert in their aid. The concert will take place on Saturday 29 February 2020, Dalziel St. Andrews, Merry Street, Motherwell, doors open 7PM, curtain up 7.30pm. Tickets are priced at £5 and can be purchased from Lesley Ewing.
The LDF are delighted to confirm that four fantastic acts are supporting the concert: the award-winning Wishaw and District Brigade Band, the Pipers of the LDF, The Jolly Bs (Stonehouse Male Voice Choir) and renowned organist Mr Mark Hindley of RSNO fame. Get your tickets while you can for what is sure to be a great evening of musical entertainment in aid of two great causes.
KIRKTON PRAYER CHAIN. – The congregation is encouraged to make prayer requests, as the need arises, via the confidential email address: kirktonprayer@gmail.com Alternatively, you can use the yellow Prayer Request slips in the plastic wallets in the church chairs and pews. Give the first name or the initial of the person requiring and give brief details, place in the box in the vestibule marked “Prayer Requests”. Please advise of answers to prayer or any change in the situation via email or request slip. Prayer request are active for one month from date submitted. If further prayer is required then please submit another, updated request.
READINGS
| Mon | 27 | Acts 10.1-33 | Tues | 28 | Acts 10.34-48 |
| Wed | 29 | Luke 11.14-32 | Thurs | 30 | Luke 11.33-54 |
| Fri | 31 | Luke 13.22-35 | Sat | 1 | Luke 10.21-42 |
| Sun | 2 | Luke 15.1-10 |
