All welcome to our Coffee, Cakes and Creative Gifts evening on Tuesday 13th November from 7.30 – 9.30pm in our church cafe. This is a great opportunity for some early Christmas shopping and for catching up with friends over some delicious cakes and coffee.
Building on the success of last year’s “400th Anniversary of the King James Bible” school event we are running a similar event at the church for local P6 and P7 pupils to celebrate “Harvest Thanksgiving”. This will run between the 1st-5th October.
For more info please speak to Ali.
Community Bible study groups will resume on Wednesday evening 5th September.
On August 18th teens from around the Highlands will be gathering at Kiltarlity Free Church for the second annual Highland Youth Conference. The name of the conference is ‘Caffeinated Christianity’ and the theme this year is ‘Igniting the Passion to Live for Jesus’. The day will include large group sessions, small group discussion, a praise band, games, and a bbq. Best of all, the event is free of charge.
For more information check out our website and video at www.caffeinatedchristianity.com. If you have any questions about the event, please contact Joe Barnard at joecbarnard@gmail.com.
We are starting a Christianity Explored course on Sunday 19th August through to 30th September from 1:30pm to 3pm. A fresh, sharp and simple 7 week course to consider who Jesus is and why he came.
Anyone who would like to join the course should give their name to reception.
John Blanchard will speak at Smithton-Culloden at 7:30pm on Wednesday 13th June on “Where is God when things go wrong?”.
Dr. Blanchard is an internationally known Christian preacher, teacher, apologist and author. He has written 30 books, including Does God believe in Atheists? and two of Britain’s most widely used evangelistic presentations, Right With God and the booklet Ultimate Questions.
His talk, based on his 40-page illustrated booklet of the same name, gets to grips with one of the most frequently-asked questions in the world today: ‘How can there be an all-loving, all-powerful God when there is so much evil and suffering in the world? The appalling death-toll following the earthquakes and tsunamis in south-east Asia left millions of people confused and uncertain, while for others it destroyed the last vestige of faith. Dr Blanchard seeks to tackle the issue head-on, showing the terrible void that results from leaving God out of the picture, and giving a clear presentation of the biblical response to the question.
