Ardgour & Kingairloch, Strontian and Ardgour congregations are within the Presbytery of Lochaber, within the Church of Scotland
News Items from the Church of Scotland web site:
- A minister has opened up about how her Christian faith helped her survive cancer twice ahead of taking part in a charity swimming event. Rev Julie Moody of Milton of Campsie Church in East Dunbartonshire…
- Common humanity is an "extraordinary gift", the Moderator of the General Assembly has told the Scottish Parliament. Rt Rev Sally Foster-Fulton said there is "no them and us – only us, and when we do…
- Hundreds of Church members are preparing for the General Assembly which opens next month. The annual gathering at the Assembly Hall on The Mound in Edinburgh is being held from Saturday 18 May to Thursday…
- A special Bible to mark the 25th anniversary of devolution will be presented to the Scottish Parliament. Rt Rev Sally Foster-Fulton, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, will hand over the…
- A church in Barrhead has welcomed a new Youth and Community Worker to help build connections with the local community. Graham Currie, who lives in the area and has a degree in community education, will…
- News of good things happening in the Kirk – and advice on how to make them happen – will be shared as a new series of roadshows reaches Glasgow and Edinburgh in May. Led by…
- Youngsters have completed an epic 220-mile relay run across Scotland in support of vulnerable children in India. The 24-strong group embarked on the 48-hour 'Hope Run' in aid of Dr Graham's Homes in Kalimpong. It…
- Following the success of our three Celebrating Calling events held thus far – to which over forty people have come – the Towards Ministry team is excited to now be advertising the next in the…
- Churches across Scotland are raising funds whichever way they can for this year's Christian Aid Week focusing on Burundi – one of the most densely populated and poorest countries in Africa. Christian Aid Week, Christian…
- Two Church of Scotland ministers will hang up their clerical collars and don trainers to run the London Marathon on Sunday 21 April in aid of initiatives local to their areas. Rev Barry Hughes of…