Rolling Church Diary

Sunday 17th January

Online service at 10:30am. Arthur Hembling speaking from Eph 3 1-13

Sunday 17th January

1st Prayer Gathering via Zoom at 15:00

Sunday 24th January

Online service at 10:30am. Andy Scarcliffe speaking from Eph 3 14-21

Sunday 24th January

2nd Prayer Gathering via Zoom at 15:00

Thursday 28th January

Sukie's Scones - to raise money for Zambia.

Sunday 31st January

Online service at 10:30am. Iain Harris speaking from Eph 4 1-16

Sunday 31st January

3rd Prayer Gathering via Zoom at 15:00

Tuesday 2nd February

19:30 Zoom Prayer Gathering to share what has happened over January and pray through the results

Thursday 4th February

Church Life meeting at 19:30 via Zoom

Sundays

We are currently meeting together online at 10:30. Click here to connect to the service. After the service we meet for a “coffee” and chat via Zoom. The link to the Zoom meeting will be provided in the streamed service.

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Weekly midweek

On the first Thursday evening of each month we meet together at 19:00 via Zoom. We have been experimenting with the format of this meeting, and for the last two months have combined church business and prayer as we seek God’s way forward for our fellowship at this time. Please don’t miss these important and exciting meetings. If you are not already on our email list, and would like to be part of this meeting please contact us here.​

Monthly midweek

Over the last two months we have been holding a combined Church Meeting and Prayer Meeting on the first Thursday of the month via Zoom. This is a chance to share key issues that we are facing as a church and to bring them before God in prayer. Our next meeting is on Thursday 3rd December, when we will be looking at our call to share the Good News with our community.

​If you would like to participate, and you are not on our email mail list, please send us a note via our contact page.​

A note about Christmas

Over the Christmas period we have tried to reach out to our community with the Good News. The Living Nativity film was viewed over 300 times - thank you for all involved in putting this together. We would also want to thank all those who joined in with the community event at the Haining. Again this was appreciated by a large number of visitors. Finally as a church we gave a card and a thank you box of chocolates to all the shops and businesses who have stayed open and supported our community in Selkirk. These have been really well received. Thank you to all who helped with this.

If anyone reading this knows of anyone who might appreciate a little extra help at this time please contact us