The event aims to encourage everyone to appreciate and help to preserve their heritage. 

As part of this event St. Serf’s Church will be open on Saturday 28th September  from 1 - 4pm and on Sunday 29th September  from 2- 4pm. 

Highlights and new this year are the former Devon Colliery Beam Engine House, returning to the programme after an absence of many years; Tullibody Community Garden, which is encouraging people to grow their own food and eat more healthily; the fascinating Serf, Sauchie and Silver - A Circular Place-Name Walk, where you can find out about the origin of names in the county; and also the Tullibody Heritage Centre.

The weekly Pew Leaflet is also available.  Again use the menu button (menu option on a mobile) or follow this link.

We are hoping to start an SU group in Banchory Primary after the October holidays. 

On Sunday 26th August we look forward to welcoming the Edinburgh Deaf Choir to our morning service. 

We are hosting a Strawberry Tea in the Church Hall on Saturday 25th August (11am-1pm) in aid of the ’Save our Civic Centre’ campaign. 

Entrance is £3. 

We would greatly appreciate donations of strawberry related home baking or items which can be eaten accompanied by strawberries.  This can be handed in on Friday 24th August at 7:30pm or first thing on Saturday morning.from 9:30am.

Thank you for continuing to support us in prayer, and special thanks to everyone who has been in touch by letter and email. 

Our top prayer requests this time: 

1. For Nepal's new government to be stable, effective, and locally accountable. 

2. For UMN and the new government to maintain a good relationship. 

3. For the changes at UMN which Joel is leading. 

4. For our physical health (especially continued headache reduction for Fi). 

5. For Isaac to adjust well to nursery school.

Please open the file below to continue reading Joel's letter...

Holy week: Next Sunday is Palm Sunday. We will be having extra services in the following week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7.00pm.