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Church Details

Arran Place, Ardrossan, Ayrshire KA22 8DR
Minister: Rev Dorothy Granger
Our services are currently held in St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 10am, followed by tea and coffee in the hall.

SUNDAY PARKING AT St ANDREW'S:
A reminder to everyone that if at all possible please park across the road at the Galloway Burn. You are always welcome to drop off anyone at the church door and then park your car across the road, and come back over to collect a person. If you need to park your car at the rear of the church due to mobility issues, then please move it as quickly as possible following the end of our service as the limited spaces are also required for St Andrew's own congregation. Thank you for your co-operation. 

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Plant Sale

Our 2012 Plant Sale will take place on Friday 25th May from 7-9pm, and Saturday 26th May from 10am-12.30pm in Ardrossan Masonic Social Club, on the corner of Princes Street at the traffic lights.

A wide range of bedding plants including lobelia, pansies, marigolds, livingston daisies, geraniums, bedding dahlias and salvia are available.

Pot plants including geraniums, fuschias, helichrysum, trailing verbena and begonias will also be along with a selection vegetables (tomatoes, leeks, coriander, cucumber and parsley). Tubs, wall planters and baskets are also available to order. If you wish to order any plants in advance please contact Jean Hay or Campbell Wilson (cewilson@talktalk.net). An order form (excel spreadsheet) is attached below which can be filled in prior to the Sale and sent to Campbell's email address shown above.

From the Manse - May 2012

Last month during worship we watched part of a short film called ‘Validation’. The film is about a man named Hugh employed by the owners of a big shopping centre to stamp people’s parking tickets. His stamp is proof that the shoppers are entitled to free parking.

But as well as stamping their parking tickets, Hugh wants to validate all the shoppers personally. He wants to prove to them that they are amazing people. So he tells them positive things about themselves, things he sees in them that they do not see in themselves. Everyone who comes to Hugh to get their parking ticket validated walks away smiling, knowing they are a worthwhile human being. Soon crowds of people are visiting the shopping centre, queuing up to see Hugh and to let him brighten their day.

National Stewardship Season: Time... Money... Talents...

MAY 2012: The Christian Giving of Time

All congregations are being asked by the Church nationally to examine how we use our time, money and talents in the service of God and of his Church as part of a National Stewardship Programme.  A leaflet was enclosed in the April edition of The Word explaining how the programme works.

The Church of Scotland is embarking on this national programme to remind every member that we are called to give our time, talent and money to enable the worship, mission and service of the Church. As a congregation we will embark on a “stewardship season” as part of our contribution to the national programme. This means that every year we will designate a month when we will look at different aspects of Christian Stewardship; this will help the idea of stewardship to become part of the life and culture of our congregation. In 2012, our stewardship month is May and our focus for this year will be on how we use our time.

Love Made Visible

Date: 
April 29, 2012
Preacher: 
Rev. Dorothy Granger
Download: sermon290412.mp3

Burns Supper

A few photos from our Burns Supper, held in Ardrossan Indoor Bowling Club on 17th February are now uploaded into our photo gallery. Many thanks to all who attended, and to all the speakers. It was an excellent night and enjoyed by all.

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