Townhill church will be open for individual prayer on Thursday 13th August from 11.00 am to 12.00 noon. It is hoped that this will provide a quiet, contemplative space for anyone who would like to pray, reflect or think. *Please note that because of the restrictions around Covid-19, you will be asked to wear a mask, sit in a designated area, and to provide your name and contact number. Hand sanitiser will be provided.
Sunday's service can be found by clicking the link (in blue)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX_Yom2fP9WuSftszpSC-u6ZdJ3f4A6na
We are not yet ready to open for Sunday worship but please do join us online.
LEBANON CRISIS APPEAL
We can pray for the situation in Lebanon after the blast, and where possible, we can give. A link to the Christian Aid donation page is below.
With love from the Sunday School
DONATE
You can make a donation to the work of Dunfermline Townhill and Kingseat using this link. With grateful thanks. https://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/news-and-events/news/2020/support-your-local-church-with-our-new-online-donations-system
Our Mission Statement
Townhill & Kingseat Parish Church seeks to proclaim the grace and mercy of God through the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit. We
also seek to share His amazing grace and love within our Church, and by reaching out into the wider communities.
Our Vision Statement
Our Vision is continually to:
- Be open in our approach to worship, seeking to ensure that it is relevant to all generations.
- Live as God's community, caring for one another and serving those in need.
- Grow in our relationship with God as we meet, pray and study the Bible together, encouraging one another in using their God given gifts and talents.
- Provide a spiritual home where all are welcome.
- Engage with the wider community, reaching out to them with the message of Jesus Christ.
Prayer for today
God of all mercy,
in these times when desperate people arrive on our shores
in small boats;
remind us that you are compassionate God,
who cares for the foreigner, the widow and the orphan,
and who looks to us to do the same,
through Christ our Lord.
Photo from Cellardyke, Fife
Photo of Cellardyke, Fife.
Thought for the Day
The kingdom of God is a both/and kingdom.
It is something which is in the here and now,
and it is also something which we hope for in the future.
The kingdom of God is both a heavenly place
where there is no more tears or pain, or sickness;
and a place on earth
where the hearts of people are being mended,
and the hopeless are finding meaning and purpose.
When we pray
Thy kingdom come,
we are expressing a longing that things will be different,
(and a hope that one day they will be),
and at the same time
we are placing ourselves in the position of working toward a better world.
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Website last updated
12th August 2020
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