Sunday 8th September

Sunday 8th September
11am & 5pm Gairloch & 2.30pm Kinlochewe
We welcome Duncan Peters.
Please stay after the 11am & 2.30pm services for tea/coffee & fellowship together.

Wednesday 11th September
7.00pm CBS Bible Study on Zoom, Study 6, Job 38-42
for Study Notes, ask Alastair.
We will shortly be starting a new study in Philippians. A good time for you to start!
Ask Alastair for information & Study Notes.

Thursday 12th September
2.30pm Kinlochewe Prayer Meeting at Edwin & MaryAnne’s
7.00pm Gairloch. Duncan Peters will tell us about the outreach ministry, Asian Outreach in Glasgow.

Friday 13th September 
11.00-12.00 in CoS Hall, Ladies Bible Study
‘Promises Kept’. Info.& study notes, ask Margaret.
Next Sunday, 15th September
11am & 5pm Gairloch & 2.30pm Torridon
with Duncan Peters.

HIGHLAND FOODBANK - HARVEST 2024
Harvest is a time of year when we remember God’s goodness to us – 
and also reflect on our responsibility to express His love to those in our community and in our world who are in need.
Nobody in the Highlands of Scotland should need to use a food bank,
but the reality is that many do because income just isn’t enough to afford the essentials.
I’m assigning products to each participating Church. 
Below is the list of products we’d like your congregation to consider donating.
Lorna Dempster, Foodbank Manager
Tins of Ham;       Jars of Pasta Sauce;  Small bags of Rice;  Tins of Custard;  Tins of Rice;            
Long-life Juice;    Diluting Juice;           Shower Gel;              Deodorant.

Blythswood Care – Requests
In Sept./Oct. the Foodbank is having it’s Harvest Appeal [above].
Do request/take a slip as a reminder! [see box at door]
Highland Foodbank & Shoebox items for September / October.

Gairloch, Kinlochewe & Torridon FC website
Check out the regular updates for
Information [‘what’s on’] & Prayer [PFOA Prayer diary]

Radio Wester Ross - 106 & 106.6 FM
Listen :
- at 7.24am Mon-Fri ‘First Light’ - for a Scripture reading
- at 8-9am ‘Sunday Light’-for a compilation of the week’s readings
followed by a short reflection