Lots of Easter photos from around the diocese.
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What a special Lent, Holy Week and Easter was experienced in Stanley this year. They had the privilege of sharing services with their friends in the Church of Scotland.
On Palm Sunday the Rev’d Denise Herbert led them in a special service processing towards Jerusalem waving palm leaves as they went.
Sharing with their friends from the Church of Scotland in Stanley on Tuesday they enjoyed a meditative service on the theme of Beauty from Brokenness, on Thursday they challenged themselves to The Big Read, taking it in turns to read the whole of the gospel of Luke, a three hour thrilling read, equal to any good book! On Thursday and Friday they joined together for Maundy and Good Friday services. Some of them were with St Mary’s Birnam for an unusual portrayal of the events leading to the crucifixion as if it were a Breaking News item from Jerusalem.
On Easter Day, with the church beautifully decorated they were led by the Rev’d Frances Forshaw in a wonderfully uplifting service. A wonderful time of fellowship followed the service with some delicious home baking.
Christ is risen, He is risen indeed. Hallelujah!
Clergy and authorised ministers from across the diocese gathered in St Ninian’s Cathedral for the Chrism Eucharist at which oils were blessed for Chrism and healing and they all renewed their commitment to ministry.
Details of date of institution will be confirmed when available.
Please hold Genevieve, her family, the people and community of Strathearn in your prayers.
A buzz in the Threshold at the Fellowship coffee morning on Saturday 13th April.
St Peter’s Craft Group have been working very hard and the congregation were able to see and buy lots of lovely items in time for Easter.
St Anne’s had a Passover meal last evening with traditional food of bitter herbs parsley and salt water followed by roast lamb. Rev Janice Cameron led the prayers and the youngest member Hannah, asked the ritual questions. They made St Brigid Crosses out of paper straws. This was a meeting of the Pasta Pamper Prayer group of women who meet during the year for food, chat and worship.
St Andrews Week at the Thrift Shop in Aberfeldy and business is brisk.
Lots of Messy activity at St Anne’s! The morning ended with pizza, chips and carrot sticks followed by an Easter egg hunt.
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