Sunday 09:30, 11:00 and 18:30 (all year)
Our worship services are based on the Bible; we read from it, preach from it and even sing from it. The other element of our services is prayer. Before we enter the service, there is an opportunity to give back to God part of what he has given to us by means of a monetary offering. These offerings are presented to God as an act of worship by the minister in prayer.
We have at least one reading from the Bible in each of our services so that God can speak to us through his word. Readings are from the New International Version of the Bible.
The minister or one of the elders leads the congregation in prayer. We praise God and thank him for his goodness to us, and we confess our sins. We also pray for our own congregation, the wider community and the world at large.
The minister explains the teaching from God's word and applies it in the twenty-first century. He often selects a book of the Bible and preaches a series of sermons from it.
Our song book is the book of Psalms. A precentor leads the singing and we sing a cappella, unaccompanied by musical instruments. A few people sing harmonies. We use both the 1650 Scottish Psalter and newer versions of the psalms.
Call to worship
Singing of a psalm
Prayer
Singing of a psalm
Bible reading
Singing of a psalm
Prayer
Preaching from the Bible
Singing of a psalm
Closing prayer
Audio and video recordings are made of the 11:00 and 18:30 services. Recordings of sermons are available for purchase on audio tape, audio CD and DVD. Prices are as follows:
Audio tape @ £1 for 2 sermons;
Audio CD @ £1 for 2 sermons;
DVD video @ £3 for 2 sermons.
All recordings are free to senior citizens within the congregation.
Recordings are available from James MacArthur.
To order copies, place your order at the welcome desk in the church or e-mail your order using the link above. Payment is due on receipt of order.
Recent audio sermons and video sermons are available online.
Our worship services are based on the Bible; we read from it, preach from it and even sing from it. The other element of our services is prayer. Before we enter the service, there is an opportunity to give back to God part of what he has given to us by means of a monetary offering. These offerings are presented to God as an act of worship by the minister in prayer.
> reading
We have at least one reading from the Bible in each of our services so that God can speak to us through his word. Readings are from the New International Version of the Bible.
> prayer
The minister or one of the elders leads the congregation in prayer. We praise God and thank him for his goodness to us, and we confess our sins. We also pray for our own congregation, the wider community and the world at large.
> preaching
The minister explains the teaching from God's word and applies it in the twenty-first century. He often selects a book of the Bible and preaches a series of sermons from it.
> singing
Our song book is the book of Psalms. A precentor leads the singing and we sing a cappella, unaccompanied by musical instruments. A few people sing harmonies. We use both the 1650 Scottish Psalter and newer versions of the psalms.
> a typical order of service
Call to worship
Singing of a psalm
Prayer
Singing of a psalm
Bible reading
Singing of a psalm
Prayer
Preaching from the Bible
Singing of a psalm
Closing prayer
> recordings
Audio and video recordings are made of the 11:00 and 18:30 services. Recordings of sermons are available for purchase on audio tape, audio CD and DVD. Prices are as follows:
Audio tape @ £1 for 2 sermons;
Audio CD @ £1 for 2 sermons;
DVD video @ £3 for 2 sermons.
All recordings are free to senior citizens within the congregation.
Recordings are available from James MacArthur.
To order copies, place your order at the welcome desk in the church or e-mail your order using the link above. Payment is due on receipt of order.
Recent audio sermons and video sermons are available online.
Last updated: Saturday, 20 June 2009
