Blythswood Inverness Support Group Annual Quiz Night – Many thanks to the Free North team (Rona MacLeod, Jessie MacLeod, Sandy Finlay and Brian Cameron), to Colin in his role as quizmaster, and to all those who came along to support the Quiz Night on 24 October. Our team performed well,...
Street Pastors Coffee Morning – 18 October Most grateful thanks to everyone who supported us in raising funds for Inverness street pastors on 18th October. The baking, monetary contributions and excellent team support in setting up and bringing together a wonderful coffee morning was very successful indeed. Altogether £600 was...
Road To Recovery October was an exciting month at Madras St. On the 6th we had six men coming over from Nr. Ireland who were on a tour of the U.K. It was a night of testimonies and music and it was good to hear how the Lord was working...
November Ladies’ Meeting For our November meeting on Thursday the 6th the popular High Tea at the Golf Club at Culcabock once again proved a happy occasion when around 40 women got together and enjoyed a beautifully presented meal which was all the more appreciated when we didn’t have to...
A building warrant has been granted for the works to develop a toilet block at the site of the Lower Session Room and a fellowship area towards the back of the church (facing the pulpit). Plans are on display in the hall which will show the proposed works. Please familiarise...
The Likely Dads will now meet on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month in the hall. All dads are welcome to bring along their kids for fun, games and snacks (tea/coffee for the dads!).
Steeple Works: The Deacons’ Court has now approved work to remove the vegetation growth at the steeple. If you have noticed any other repairs that are required to the church building please contact Brian Cameron who can bring these to the attention of the Deacons’ Court.
Dear Friends, Jessie and I travelled to Mull recently to Sean Anker’s commissioning service as Presbytery Worker for Glasgow Presbytery. It was a fairly long and arduous journey but very much worth it as we were able to represent the Free North as well as enjoy being with the good...
The Leprosy Mission Scotland Thank you to all who contributed towards the local committee’s recent fund-raising coffee morning and stall. The total amount raised was £1,348.73 which will go to help the Mission’s work in South Sudan.