
Faith Wisdom & Spirituality – Conversations

A series of Tuesday afternoon Conversations
Recorded March and April 2022 – Recordings available here
Recorded March and April 2022 – Recordings available here
Whitsun, or White Sunday is another name for Pentecost when the Church celebrates the coming of the promised Holy Spirit to inspire and enthuse the Church… it was in a sense the Church’s Birthday… and we celebrate the ongoing life of the Church this week – 31st May.
Tuesday 2nd – 3pm – Bible Study – A Zoom through the Book of Joshua. If you’d like to join in this… have a read over Joshua Chapter 1, and let Donald know you’d like to join in and he’ll send you the link. All welcome…and it’s about learning and sharing together – so you don’t need expert Biblical knowledge! If getting online on Zoom is a problem, you can join via telephone – Donald can give you the number and access code to key in.
Wednesday 3rd – 10.30am – Coffee and Chat… (make your own coffee!) – again contact Donald for login details.
Sunday 7th 11am – As well as the video worship to view… on 7th we will also have an opportunity to gather virtually for Communion via Zoom.
ThyKingdomCome 3
A song: Amazing Grace
A Thought:
A key feature of the ThyKingdomCome movement is to pray for others who do not already know God’s love, amazing grace and inspiration in their lives.
Think of 5 such people, and pray that they may come to know God who was revealed to humanity in the prophets, the Scriptures and supremely in Jesus.
A Prayer:
Lord God, I thank you for the awareness I have of your love, and I pray for others especially for… that they may be open to your Spirit. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
A Challenge:
Perhaps you could invite them to Church tomorrow… maybe a message, email or tweet… “I’ve been appreciating the worship at www.aksm.org.uk… would you like to ‘come to Church’ tomorrow?
Would you be interested in this 8 week course? It’s the sort of thing we might otherwise have arranged over 8 weeks at one of the churches or village halls – but we could do it at home! Click the link below to see an overview of the 8 weeks – unpacking aspects of prayer in The Lord’s Prayer.
If a few folk are interest we can make this happen… watch the videos in our own time and gather together weekly on Zoom (or whatever app works best for those involved.)
In the light of the decision to cancel all gatherings for worship, there will be an online time for reflection and worship each Sunday at 10am. This will also be able to be watched later in the day – details at the ONLINE page
Know that God’s blessing, from Father, Son and Spirit is with you…
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
2.30pm : Peninsula Picnic at Kingairloch Church
Worship at 2.30pm followed by picnic
10.15am : Coffee and Conversation at Ardgour Hall followed by Ardgour Church Stated Annuak Meeting (11am)
8.30am : Lochaber Prayer Breakfast at Kilmallie Free Church of Scotland
Glenpane Street, Fort William, Scotland
PH33 7AU
Steve Aisthorpe will present a keynote address: Pilgrimage: the modern resurgence of an ancient tradition. Payment of £5 for breakfast can be made on the day, please contact Ella Gill to reserve a place,
11.00am : Shared Worship at Ardgour Church
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
2.00pm : Afternoon Worship at Kingairloch
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
12.00am : Flower Festival at Kiel Church
9.30am : Cafe Church at Ardgour Memorial Hall
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
2.00pm : Afternoon Worship at Kingairloch Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
2.00pm : Afternoon Worship at Kingairloch
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
9.30am : Cafe Church at Ardgour Memorial Hall
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
10.00am : Sunday Worship at Strontian Church
12.00pm : Sunday Worship at Ardgour Church
1.30pm : Messy Church at Lochaline Village Hall
2.00pm : Afternoon Worship at Kingairloch Church
4.00pm : Sunday Worship at Kiel Church, Morvern
7.00pm : Ardgour Kirk Session at Ardgour Church
2.00pm : Ardgour Horticultural Show
42st Ardgour Horticultural Show
SATURDAY 31h AUGUST 2019
Ardgour Hall
Entries received on Friday 7.30-9pm and Saturday 9 – 10am
Show doors open 2.45pm prizing giving 3pm
On Monday 10th June there will be a trip to Eigg. This is being arranged with the Western Lochaber Group of Churches… namely ourselves, Acharacle and Ardnamurchan, along with North West Lochaber.
If you are interested in participating please let Donald know. A minibus will be coming up from Kilchoan and can pick folk up at Salen. there are still places available – if you would like to come along on Monday – let Donald know ASAP.
The ferry from Mallaig to Eigg departs at 1010
The ferry will arrive at Eigg at 1125. The cost is £8.20 return, unless you have a Highland Concession card (Bus Pass) in which case the ferry is free 😊. We will gather at the Church for a wee service at about 12:45pm.
People can then have a picnic lunch at the Church, or walk back down to the pier and lunch at the café/shop, or explore the island, making sure of being back to the ferry terminal in good time. The far end of the island road (at the village of Cleadale) is 4 miles from the ferry terminal, and 2.5 miles from the Church. Note that anyone going to Cleadale or Laig at the far end will have to climb back up the hill to the church, before descending to Galmisdale where the ferry terminal is.
There will be transport provided by some locals to and from the pier to the church for those who’d rather not walk too much.
The ferry arrives at Eigg at 1610 (4:10pm) to take us back to Mallaig (ferry departing 1625). It reaches Mallaig at 1740 (5:40pm).
Lochaline Messy Church | Messy Church – 4th Sunday of every month
— Read on www.messychurch.org.uk/church/lochaline-messy-church
It’s fairtrade fortnight… and there’s some fairly traded rice from Malawi available at Ardgour Church. £3.50 per kg – 3kg for £10.
Please help me plan for a brilliant 2019… take a few minutes to answer a few questions which will help shape what we do around Strontian, Ardgour and Morvern Churches…
Thank you
Donald
PS: the link is to www.surveymonkey.com/r/738W8TK – just a few questions – it won’t take you long to complete.