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PRINTER
CARTRIDGES
Thank you to all who pop your used ink cartridges and
mobile phones
Into the recycling box in the foyer.
Since we started collecting we have raised £92 for the Church.
It might not seem a lot but every little helps!
Just to remind you the Charity only give us payment for
HP, DELL, LEXMARK,
CANON, SAMSUNG, NEOPOST.
They
will also not accept cartridges which have been
refilled already.
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MOBILE
PHONE recycling is no longer available!
Thanks to all who used this facility previously
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Many
thanks for your donations and please keep them
coming
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SO,
LET'S KEEP RECYCLING FOR OUR CHURCH!
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PRINTER
CARTRIDGES
We have registered with this recycling charity who will
take used Inkjet
Cartridges for recycling.
Each Cartridge recycled will raise £1
Only the main printer manufacturers' cartidges will be
accepted - eg
HP, Dell, Lexmark, Canon etc.
They will not
accept 'store' brands - eg Tesco, PC World
etc.
They will also not accept cartridges which have been
refilled already.
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There
will now be a box in the Foyer in which you can put the above items.
The box goes away when we have reached 25 cartridges.
The collection is FREE and the money is paid directly
into the Church
Account.
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SO,
LET'S GET RECYCLING FOR OUR CHURCH!
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LENNOXTOWN FOODBANK
OPENING FRIDAY 12TH MARCH
We are delighted to
announce that LENNOXTOWN foodbank centre is OPEN again from Friday 12th
March.
The food bank operates out of
Lennoxtown Free
Church
and is open every
Friday Morning from 11am-1pm.
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Foodbank
Centre Lennoxtown
Located in
Free Church of Scotland
Main Street,
Lennoxtown
G66 7DD
Open Friday 11.00am -
1.00pm
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Contact
East Dunbartonshire Foodbank
East Dunbartonshire Foodbank, 52 Townhead,
Kirkintilloch, G66 1NL
email: info@eastdunbartonshire.foodbank.org.uk
Phone: 07425 134131
Charity Number SCO13909, Registered in Scotland
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The
Church of Scotland is committed to:
♦
taking
all reasonably practicable steps
to
deliver the appropriate level of access, physical, intellectual, and
spiritual, for all people to the services provoded by the Church
♦
ensuring
compliance with all statutory requirements
relating
to disability discrimination
♦
ensuring
that the measures taken to improve access
for
people with disabilities are compatible with the conservation interests
of its building
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encouraging
congregations and Councils
to
take appropriate steps to make all members (including office bearers),
adherents, staff and volunteers aware of the importance of not
discriminating against people with disabilities and to ensure that
these representatives of congregations and councils receive appropriate
training
♦
promoting
accessibility
by
ensuring that information on accessibility is available in an
appropriate form (for example, that the times of services are
accompanied by an appropriate directio9n of access, so that no
confusion or difficulty is created for those who have physical and/or
learning disabilities)
♦
ensuring
that arrangements relating to access
for
people with disabilities are regularly reviewed
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Thank You so much!
Our
Café on 8th February
2020 has so far raised
£780, which includes over £200
in donations with the Home Baking raising £180
This
is a new record amount to be raised at any of our cafés
and
is being
donated to:-
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Light Lunches,
Teas/Coffees and Home Baking
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The Rainbow café has been on the go for a large number
of years and has donated thousands of pounds to a great many charities
over that period.
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The Rainbow café opens several times a year and all
profits go to a different nominated charity each time.
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Each Café event is advertised on this website,
facebook, the Church
notice boards, and also by notices in some local shops and
posters/signs
also
in the village.
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For further information on the Rainbow Café please see
Rena
Garvie
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Previous Café's
Our
Café on 26th October 2019 raised £445 which includes £160 from Home
Baking and £60 from the sale of Handmade Poppies
which was
donated to:-
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Our
Café on 25th August 2019 raised £520
The Home Baking raised £95 as part of the total
which was
donated to:-
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Café on 27th April 2019 raised £370 which was
donated to:-
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Our
Café on 16th February 2019 raised £370 which was
donated to:-
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Our
Café on 24th February 2018 raised £360 which was
donated to:-
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Our
Café on 7th October 2017 was very well attended and raised an amazing
total
of £465 which was donated to:-
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Thanks to all
who
attended any of our cafés
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Thanks to all who
helped in any way
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WE
HAVE COMMITTED TO:
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Use Fairtrade Tea and Coffee for all meetings for which
we have responsibility
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Move forward on using other Fairtrade products (such as
sugar, biscuits, chocolate and fruit)
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Promote Fairtrade during Fairtrade Fortnight and during
the year through events, worship and other activities where possible
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For further information on Faitrade please see
Christine Boyle
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The
Guild is an organisation within
the Church of Scotland
Locally
we normally meet fortnightly in the afternoon from October to March
Nationally
there is a structure which provides a framework for us
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The
overall theme within a three year cycle is
During
the three year cycle there are
six interesting projects for which we raise money
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Although
open to men, our group consists of ladies who enjoy fellowship and a
range of interesting speakers - with the inevitable cup of tea and home
baking
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Please
contact Mrs Margaret Tindall for further information
Campsie Parish Church
Previous Editions
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Local Church Review
Click on any
of the links below to view
any
of the 'Local
Church Review' documents
Christian Aid Week 2021
- 10th-16th
May
Put your donation in an envelope
marked 'Christian Aid' along with your name and post it through our
Letter Box to the left of the front doors of the Church.
or
There will be 'Christian Aid'
envelopes for cash
donations and 'Gift Aid' available at the Church on Sun
9th May from Margaret Tindall.
or
Click the link below to donate on
the Christian Aid
website.
► Click here
for 'Christian Aid' Donate Page
Bible Reading initiative for
2020 continued
into 2021
This
is a World-Wide project
Reading a short Bible passage
every day of 2020/1
You can download an App for your
Phone or Tablet
See
LINKS below
If you download
this app the Scottish Bible Society will send you a Bible verse
everyday which you are encouraged to repeat out loud!
See
LINKS below
knowing that you are
joining thousands of other Christians in this daily worship.
We are on the Path of Renewal!
As a congregation we have
been accepted onto the Path of
Renewal. This is a process not a program and aims to bring ministers
and church members together to discuss and reflect on the big picture
and explore new approaches to church life. Groups from congregations
across the Church come together to share their experiences of
discipleship in everyday life and how faith might be shared in places
of work and play.
Rev Liz Crumlish, who
coordinates Path of Renewal, said:
“Path of
Renewal does not
provide a blueprint for how church
should be today but encourages ministers and congregations to work out
- together with God - how God is inviting them to be in and with the
communities they serve. To do that demands a shift in mind-set – moving
from having answers to asking questions. It also involves an element of
risk taking, cultivating an environment in which experiments are
welcome and one where, if something doesn’t work, that’s OK – we have
something to learn from.”
Rev Scott Cameron, minister at
Stevenston High Kirk in North Ayrshire, who has participated in the
Path of Renewal said:
“The most
remarkable part of my
three year journey with Path of Renewal was to find that it was not a
journey into a new programme or project, but a journey back into a
newness of life with Christ. At the beginning of my journey I felt
spiritually dry and drained. Path of Renewal gave me the opportunity to
pause and return to Jesus my ‘first love’.”
Rev John Murning of Sherwood
Greenlaw Parish Church in Paisley, reflected on his church’s journey:
“I have
noticed that people are
smiling more. Some people are praying more, others are caring more,
and some are thinking more. People are willing to give things a try,
and experience something new.
people want to get involved. I have noticed people being kind, and
saying thank you for what other church folk have done for them, and
people in our community recognise some of the things we are doing as a
church to be good and healthy and wholesome. People are being generous
with their time, talent and money. People are asking questions, and
probing for a deeper understanding about God.
I have noticed growth and optimism in people, and a real willingness to
take on board new opportunities as they arise, that expand the Kingdom
of God in this place.”
Being part of this
process means that there will be opportunities for some of you to be
more involved and it would be a good time to think and pray if there is
something that God is calling you to do, and to be open to responding
to that call as new possibilities become available. This is an exciting
time for us in Campsie Parish Church and we very much look forward to
seeing what God will do in the years to come as we reflect, and
experiment, and grow, in faith and in fellowship.
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