Pirates of the Moray Firth
This year's holiday club will take place between 10 and 14 August 2009 and will have a pirate theme.
A fun, action-packed programme is being prepared with a wide variety of activities, including stories, music, art, drama and games - all with a pirate theme.
A café will be open in the church each morning of the holiday club. On the Friday evening an informal BBQ will be held at the church for parents and friends.
:: the great news of the gospel that we have to share with the children in our area;
:: the freedom, resources, people and gifts we have to run a holiday club like this;
:: the other holiday clubs which will be held by local churches this summer.
:: the children who attend the holiday club will come to know Jesus as their Lord and Saviour;
:: we will be able to impact the community where God has placed us with the good news of Jesus.
We take child protection seriously and have adopted the Child Protection Policy approved by the Free Church of Scotland. This policy is based on the model of the Churches' Child Protection Advisory Service (CCPAS) and follows current best practice.
This year's holiday club will take place between 10 and 14 August 2009 and will have a pirate theme.
A fun, action-packed programme is being prepared with a wide variety of activities, including stories, music, art, drama and games - all with a pirate theme.
A café will be open in the church each morning of the holiday club. On the Friday evening an informal BBQ will be held at the church for parents and friends.
> please join us in giving thanks for:
:: the great news of the gospel that we have to share with the children in our area;
:: the freedom, resources, people and gifts we have to run a holiday club like this;
:: the other holiday clubs which will be held by local churches this summer.
> please join us in praying that:
:: the children who attend the holiday club will come to know Jesus as their Lord and Saviour;
:: we will be able to impact the community where God has placed us with the good news of Jesus.
> child protection
We take child protection seriously and have adopted the Child Protection Policy approved by the Free Church of Scotland. This policy is based on the model of the Churches' Child Protection Advisory Service (CCPAS) and follows current best practice.
Last updated: Thursday, 5 March 2009
