MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY GROUP
Our relaxed friendly group meet each Monday at 7.30. We thoroughly enjoy our time spent together in reading and discussing our chosen study. We have shared Communion, contributed to a family Christmas hamper and enjoyed a lovely Christmas buffet. We all enjoy our valuable friendship with each other.
Jean Lord
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY GROUP
The group meets fortnightly on a Wednesday. We continue to enjoy our studies and discussion and use various sources as the basis of our studies. In 2017 these included studies of the parables, led by Rev’d Ruth Halley, and “A Match made in Heaven” – a bible based guide to developing our relationship with God. In the latter part of the year we have been using a DVD resource for the first time. The DVD is called “Living the Question”. This has proved to be both interesting and challenging.
We meet in members’ homes and begin our evening with a cup of tea/coffee, a biscuit and chat. The fellowship and support which the group provides is valued by us all and we enjoy a barbecue in the summer and a Christmas meal in January! We are looking forward to another year of fellowship and study using various different sources.
We support various charities throughout the year and make up a hamper for the Penicuik Christmas Hamper Appeal.
Alice C Symington
Our relaxed friendly group meet each Monday at 7.30. We thoroughly enjoy our time spent together in reading and discussing our chosen study. We have shared Communion, contributed to a family Christmas hamper and enjoyed a lovely Christmas buffet. We all enjoy our valuable friendship with each other.
Jean Lord
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY GROUP
The group meets fortnightly on a Wednesday. We continue to enjoy our studies and discussion and use various sources as the basis of our studies. In 2017 these included studies of the parables, led by Rev’d Ruth Halley, and “A Match made in Heaven” – a bible based guide to developing our relationship with God. In the latter part of the year we have been using a DVD resource for the first time. The DVD is called “Living the Question”. This has proved to be both interesting and challenging.
We meet in members’ homes and begin our evening with a cup of tea/coffee, a biscuit and chat. The fellowship and support which the group provides is valued by us all and we enjoy a barbecue in the summer and a Christmas meal in January! We are looking forward to another year of fellowship and study using various different sources.
We support various charities throughout the year and make up a hamper for the Penicuik Christmas Hamper Appeal.
Alice C Symington