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Easter 2019 @ St Andrew’s Leckie
St Andrew’s Leckie Church, Peebles: Easter preparations and services 2019 Good Friday – 19th April 10am till 12 noon – Church open for quiet prayer and reflection 7pm Good Friday service in the church Easter Sunday Leaving from the church at 8am, join us for an early morning walk to the Sware car park where we will old a short service of worship…
St Andrews Leckie Church weekend 2019
It’s been many years since the church had a weekend away and with the introduction of more family meals, tea and coffee before and after our church services, it was thought that 2019 should be the year that we build on these relationships and have a weekend away of fun, faith and friendship. We have chosen Carronvale House near Larbert for the weekend Friday 25 October –…
Christmas @ St Andrews Leckie
Merry Christmas Our services for the Christmas period are as follows: Family Nativity Service Sunday 16th December 11 am Christmas Eve 6 pm Christmas Day 10 am There will be no evening services on the 23rd, 30th December & 6th January
Easter @ St Andrew’s Leckie
St Andrew’s Leckie Church, Peebles: Easter preparations and services 2018 Space for quiet prayer and reflection from 10am-12noon: Good Friday 30 Mar – Leckie Memorial Church Good Friday service in the church 30 March 7pm: considering the promises of the cross of Jesus Easter Sunday 1 April 8am: leaving from the church, walk to the Sware car park for a short…
Live like a North Korean for Lent
Opendoors Do you want to discover what life is like for Christians in the world’s most secretive state? Live like a North Korean is a free resource, packed with daily prayers and reflections to connect you with your persecuted North Korean family. But what makes this resource different is that it also challenges you to live like a North Korean. Along with the daily…
Reformation 500 event – Wednesday 31 January @ 7.30pm
You may be aware that 2017 was the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther posting his 95 theses on the door of the castle chapel in the German town of Wittenberg – an event that has become known as the starting point of the Reformation. We have arranged for a speaker from the Christian Heritage Centre…
Marking the beginning of Advent
Marking the beginning of Advent, our 24 hr prayer & Advent Garden were really successful events. We’ve already had lots of feedback asking whether the Advent Garden might happen again next year!
Advent Garden Fri 6:30pm – 7:30pm 1st December 2017
Advent: 24 hour prayer event 6pm Friday 1st December – 6pm Saturday 2nd December 2017
Why read the Bible?
The Bible is central to our faith. As members of the Church of Scotland our faith is based on God’s word which is revealed to us in the Bible. If we believe that God’s word is central to living out our faith as Discipleship leader I want to encourage you in reading the Bible. Why read the Bible? In Acts 2 vs 43-47 we are told that the early believers devoted themselves to…