the PopIn - tea/coffee and toast 9-11am ( ! but 10-11am in the school holidays ! )

in the village/church hall off the Main Street

at 9am mostly parents off the school run pop in to meet each other and have a chat; some time after that older age groups join in;

the place is buzzing with joy and good for social contacts, discussing ideas, or just mentioning the weather!

An afternoon at the Friendship Group consists of a short talk followeed by a very enjoyable cup of tea with a variety of home baking. A raffle is drawn. Friendship is £2 and raffle £1.

At the soup lunches we have at least 4 varieties of soup to choose from. Afterwards a cup of tea or coffee and a piece of shortbread are served.

Meeting in the church hall next to church / shops

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Abernyte Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Abernyte  is 700 metres east of the village, address: Abernyte Church PH14 9SS

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in the church in Moncur Road/Main Sytreet  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Inchture  is at 200 Moncur Road, Inchture,  PH14 9RW

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Longforgan Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Longforgan  is in the middle of the village, on the main street; its steeple is prominent. The church main entry door is in under the tower. Address: Main St, Longforgan, DD2 5HB

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

Weekly* gathering in Invergowrie  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie  is in the centre of the village, with a square tower, at 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD. 

(close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple - these friends of ours offer services with liturgy in the Episcopal / Anglican Communion tradition, typically starting at 10.30am Sundays).

(* our services on the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are 'joint' services = together with others, locations as advertised on date)

6.30pm on the first Sunday of each month:

it is a more 'calm' way to worship, less wordy, more reflective;

you are welcome to sit in a circle, there is symbol, bible, prayer, reflection and music;

Evening service in a beautiful local church: with a thoughtful Iona Community liturgy ‘Evening prayer' and calm atmosphere. Finish shortly after 7.

Where? in Abernyte Church PH14 9SS

A group of friendly ladies interested in knitting, crochet, sewing and nattering. £1,00 donation for tea/coffee, biscuit/cake.

Table tennis for adults in the Church Hall on Monday evenings between 7 and 9 pm. Good exercise and great fun. Anyone can join, all abilities, all welcome.

the PopIn - tea/coffee and toast 9-11am ( ! but 10-11am in the school holidays ! )

in the village/church hall off the Main Street

at 9am mostly parents off the school run pop in to meet each other and have a chat; some time after that older age groups join in;

the place is buzzing with joy and good for social contacts, discussing ideas, or just mentioning the weather!

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Abernyte Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Abernyte  is 700 metres east of the village, address: Abernyte Church PH14 9SS

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in the church in Moncur Road/Main Sytreet  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Inchture  is at 200 Moncur Road, Inchture,  PH14 9RW

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Longforgan Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Longforgan  is in the middle of the village, on the main street; its steeple is prominent. The church main entry door is in under the tower. Address: Main St, Longforgan, DD2 5HB

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

Weekly* gathering in Invergowrie  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie  is in the centre of the village, with a square tower, at 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD. 

(close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple - these friends of ours offer services with liturgy in the Episcopal / Anglican Communion tradition, typically starting at 10.30am Sundays).

(* our services on the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are 'joint' services = together with others, locations as advertised on date)

Invergowrie Church has started up a monthly supper club. It is held on the second Sunday of the month
(so as not to coincide with the Calm Evening service which is on the first of the month).

A two-course meal is served – a main and a dessert.

To date we have had between 15 and 20 people attend each night. Food has ranged from shepherd’s pie or fish pie to more exotic risotto. The puddings lately have been made by Pamela Maddison so the quality
is extremely high!

This supper club is open to anyone in the Carse but we ask that you book in advance so that we know numbers to cater for. (see below for details). We usually provide a vegetarian option but are adaptable so could do vegan and gluten-free if required.

On Sunday, the 9th of June at 5 pm the menu is chicken or salmon with couscous and roast vegetables, followed by Toblerone cheesecake.

Entry is by donation (suggested £3).

It has proved to be a lovely opportunity to share food and company on a Sunday evening.

Places must be booked in advance by the Friday before from Caroline C or
Sheila M.

A group of friendly ladies interested in knitting, crochet, sewing and nattering. £1,00 donation for tea/coffee, biscuit/cake.

Table tennis for adults in the Church Hall on Monday evenings between 7 and 9 pm. Good exercise and great fun. Anyone can join, all abilities, all welcome.

A monthly get together with fireiends old and new.  No need to bbok.  Just turn up.

the PopIn - tea/coffee and toast 9-11am ( ! but 10-11am in the school holidays ! )

in the village/church hall off the Main Street

at 9am mostly parents off the school run pop in to meet each other and have a chat; some time after that older age groups join in;

the place is buzzing with joy and good for social contacts, discussing ideas, or just mentioning the weather!

The Church of Scotland Guild in Carse Kirk currently meets monthly on a Wednesday at 2pm (often the 2nd Wednesday of the month). There usually is a topic or somone talking/demonstrating followed by a snack and time to socialise.

This day: about Linus Quilts - with Irene Bowman

Meeting in the church hall next to church / shops

Contact: Fiona S, Anne C, Sheila C, Lynda M, Elizabeth W

The Church of Scotland Guild

is a movement within the Church of Scotland which invites and encourages both women and men to commit their lives to Jesus Christ and enables them to express their faith in worship, prayer, action and fellowship.

With around 11,000 members, the Guild is one of Scotland's largest voluntary organisation. Although women make up the bulk of our membership, increasingly, men are becoming members and taking active roles at local and national levels.

The Guild's motto, which is taken from Acts 27, verse 23: 'Whose we are and Whom we serve.'

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Abernyte Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Abernyte  is 700 metres east of the village, address: Abernyte Church PH14 9SS

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in the church in Moncur Road/Main Sytreet  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Inchture  is at 200 Moncur Road, Inchture,  PH14 9RW

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

(almost*) Weekly gathering in Longforgan Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Longforgan  is in the middle of the village, on the main street; its steeple is prominent. The church main entry door is in under the tower. Address: Main St, Longforgan, DD2 5HB

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are different)

Weekly* gathering in Invergowrie  to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie  is in the centre of the village, with a square tower, at 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD. 

(close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple - these friends of ours offer services with liturgy in the Episcopal / Anglican Communion tradition, typically starting at 10.30am Sundays).

(* our services on the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are 'joint' services = together with others, locations as advertised on date)

A group of friendly ladies interested in knitting, crochet, sewing and nattering. £1,00 donation for tea/coffee, biscuit/cake.

Table tennis for adults in the Church Hall on Monday evenings between 7 and 9 pm. Good exercise and great fun. Anyone can join, all abilities, all welcome.

the PopIn - tea/coffee and toast 9-11am ( ! but 10-11am in the school holidays ! )

in the village/church hall off the Main Street

at 9am mostly parents off the school run pop in to meet each other and have a chat; some time after that older age groups join in;

the place is buzzing with joy and good for social contacts, discussing ideas, or just mentioning the weather!

A church brass ensemble is touring Scotland from Germany (October dates):

Wed. 22nd 7.30pm in Dalmeny Church EH30 9TT (S. Queensferry) - concert

Thu.  23rd  7.30pm in Carse Kirk @ Inchture PH14 9RW (between Perth-Dundee) - concert

Sat.   25th  7.00pm in Edinburgh Greenbank EH10 6ES - guest appearance in the Heart & Soul Swing Band concert

Sun.  26th 10.00am in Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie DD2 5AD - service of worship

Sun.  26th  7.30pm in St Columba's Bridge of Don AB22 8RR (Aberdeen) - concert

Wed. 29th 7.30pm in Kinross Church KY13 8TG - concert 

Brass Ensemble Concerts: ‘Handel and Bach meet the modern’ 

Through music, brass musicians from Germany inspire faith and community. Part of a concert tour through Scotland, making friendships. They kindly are hosted by local church-connected people, get to know people and Scotland, and make music in concert, worship and community.

The ensemble is one of 7,000, involving 100,000 people across Germany. In their 150-year history, this youth- and music-movement ‘Posaunenchor’ is praising God, delighting people, making joyful community, lifting souls and moving hearts. Where words struggle, music opens doors. In Germany, too, the church is struggling - but these ensembles are doing well. Don’t miss!

Find poster at https://carseandsidlawchurches.org/  and https://carseandsidlawchurches.org/news 

Gathering Carse Kirk congregations together for a 'joint service', to worship God, on this occassion in Invergowrie. This is public and of course open to everyone.

On this occassion, taking part alongside our musicians is a 12-strong-brass ensemble from Germany, part of the 'Posaunenchor' movement. You can expect a lot of joyful singing.

Theme: ‘Songs of Christ’s freedom’.

Carse Kirk @ Invergowrie  is in the centre of the village, with a square tower, at 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD. 

(no Sunday morning service that day in Abernyte, Inchture, Longforgan)

(close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple - these friends of ours offer services with liturgy in the Episcopal / Anglican Communion tradition, typically starting at 10.30am Sundays).

(*normally our 'joint services' would be on the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November  but we brought the November one forward)

'Joint service of worship' = together with others, locations as advertised on date)

A chance for a chat over some tasty soup.  Conatct Linda Buttercase or Agnes Smith if you would like to attend.

A group of friendly ladies interested in knitting, crochet, sewing and nattering. £1,00 donation for tea/coffee, biscuit/cake.

Table tennis for adults in the Church Hall on Monday evenings between 7 and 9 pm. Good exercise and great fun. Anyone can join, all abilities, all welcome.

the PopIn - tea/coffee and toast 9-11am ( ! but 10-11am in the school holidays ! )

in the village/church hall off the Main Street

at 9am mostly parents off the school run pop in to meet each other and have a chat; some time after that older age groups join in;

the place is buzzing with joy and good for social contacts, discussing ideas, or just mentioning the weather!