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  • The Letter

    On Tuesday 21st February at 6.30 at CC’s (St Ninian’s Church hall), join us to watch The Letter, a powerful new documentary about how spiritual values unite us in the face of the planetary emergency.  After we watch the film, we’ll discuss over a cup or tea or coffee and pancakes (it is Pancake Tuesday after all!), what we can do to join the movement…

  • Garden Update

    Garden Update

    Today the Garden Gang were busy doing the first Mary Garden tidy up of 2023. It was lovely to see the shoots appearing from the spring bulbs, which made up for some of the plants that we lost due to the freezing winter temperatures. Our little robin pal was there as always, feasting on…

  • Busy Thursday

    Busy Thursday

    There was a lot going on at St Ninian’s today. While the Garden Gang were causing chaos- oops, sorry I mean they were dismantling the Crib, CC’s was also a hive of activity. On the menu today was a choice of not 1, not 2 but 3 delicious soups! The customers were spoilt for…

  • Nativity

    Nativity

    At the 9.30 Mass today, the children from the Children’s Liturgy group enacted the birth of Jesus in a pageant, narrated by Hannah. It was beautiful and as a parishioner said, “Brilliant today with the kids and the story of Jesus’ birth. Thanks to all. Great job.”

  • Our children.

    Our children.

    This past week, children from both our Primary schools , have been preparing for Christmas and I’ve had the honour and pleasure of witnessing their performances to the community. Enjoy the attached videos!

  • Kindness Calendar

    Kindness Calendar

    The children from St Ninian’s children’s liturgy group are taking part in an Advent Kindness Calendar as we travel towards Christmas. Here are the suggestions for the first week in Advent which are posted on the board at the main entrance of the church. Encourage the children on their Advent journey as they are…

  • Stovies!

    Stovies!

    Our monthly soup and stovies deal is proving to be popular with our customers. All the vegetables we used were the produce of our church garden, tenderly nurtured by our Garden Gang. The little we had left over, we offered as a takeaway- ideal for people living on their own. We are very fortunate…

  • Spring Prep!

    Spring Prep!

    The Garden Gang had a wee trip out today to help the children at St Ninian’s Primary School do a bit of bulb and wildflower planting! They were lovely little people and enthusiastically got mucky as they planted and scattered various bulbs, corms and seeds. Can’t wait to see the results next spring and…