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The Guild

2026-2027 Session

The next meeting of the Guild is Wednesday 11th November at 2pm in the Church Hall. The speakers are Bill & Christine Jack on modern day pilgrims.

The Guild will meet on Wednesday 14th October at 2pm in the Church Hall. The speaker will be Dr David Byers on The Children’s Panel.

2025-2026 Session

The Guild will meet on Wednesday 8th October at 2pm in the Church Hall. The speaker will be The Usual Place.

The next meeting of the Guild will be Wednesday 11th February at 2pm in the Church Hall. The topic is drug addiction and recovery.

The Guild will meet on Wednesday 11th March at 2pm in the Church Hall. The speaker is Rev. Morag Crossan and the topic is Words From The Manse.

The AGM for The Guild will be on Wednesday 15th April at 2pm in the Church Hall. This will be the last meeting before the summer break.

2024-2025 SESSION

The Guild AGM is on Wednesday 9th April at 2pm in the Hall. All are welcome. This will be the last meeting for this session and we will let you know when meetings are starting again.

Events to support the projects of the Guild can be found on the Events page.

Bible Study Group

Craft and Chat

Friendship Club

Singing Group

Sunday Gang
 
 
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