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

The church is 700 metres east of the village, address: Abernyte Church PH14 9SS

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

Concert with much loved local musicians. 

Get the date in your diaries now and look out for more details nearer the time. 

Tickets are on sale from Agnes S, Rosemary C or Euan S.

Cost £10 including refreshments. 
Concert starts at 2pm.

venue: Inchture Church

6.30pm First Sunday 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;

6.30 pm Calm evening worship in an atmospheric 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!

This* is the gathering to worship God, bringing together the congregations of Abernyte, Inchture&Kinnaird, Longforgan and Invergowrie. This is public and of course open to everyone.

These 'joint services' every two months, an opportunity for:

• getting to know each other,
• strong singing and music,
• a larger congregation,
• seeing another place of worship than weekly

(*the 1st Sundays of January, March, May, July, September, November are together with other congregations, on each of these occassions in only one church, as advertised)

9.15 am at Inchture War Memorial - public Act of Remembrance: the war memorial is in the cemetery across from the church PH14 9RW ;

continuing at

9.30 am in Inchture Parish Church PH14 9RW - public Service of Remembrance: reflecting on the cost of war, remembering; (all services in a parish church are public), all welcome.

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

Inchture & Kinnaird parish church is at 200 Moncur Road, Inchture,  PH14 9RW

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

public Service of Remembrance: reflecting on the cost of war, remembering; (all services in a parish church are public), all welcome;

at 12 noon followed by an Act of Remembrance at the war memorial within church grounds.

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

The church is in the centre of the village, with a square tower (close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple). Address: 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD

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

10.55 am Longforgan War Memorial - public Act of Remembrance: the war memorial is at the corner Castle St / Main St, opposite the village shop DD2 5EW , 50 metres west of the Parish Church;

continuing at

11.05 am in Longforgan Parish Church DD2 5HB - public Service of Remembrance: reflecting on the cost of war, remembering; (all services in a parish church are public), all welcome.

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

The Church 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

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.

Community Cuppa will continue over the summer months and is a great chance
to get together for a blether on the 2nd Tuesday of every month.

The doors swing open at 10.00am and it is usually a race to see who get upstairs (or lift!) first!

There is no need to book...just come along on your own or with a pal and join in the fun.

An inspiring and encouraging concert with the Inspiration Orchestra, led by Ian White. Not to be missed!

theinspirationorchestra.com

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!

Ron Scrimgeour 

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

The church 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.

Inchture & Kinnaird parish church 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.

The Church 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 Parish Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

The church is in the centre of the village, with a square tower (close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple). Address: 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD

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

 “Hear my Voice”, National Launch of Prisoners’ Week 2024 

An opportunity to remember all involved – prisoners, families, staff, and more. With Prison Chaplain Rev Anne Stewart.

Join us for the Prisoners Week launch service when we will come together to reflect and listen.

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!

Original, creative, diverse.

At this relaxed and friendly monthly event there is open mic, a main act (different from month to month) and other contributions; it's popular and people come from wide and near.

For the open mic, bring your voice/instrument/... and surprise.

£10.- entry (incl.tea/coffee/juice)

The venue is the church which has a lift from street level into the main room, alternatively stairs. 

A completely inclusive community event organised by people in and around Inchture Parish Church of Scotland.

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

The church 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.

Inchture & Kinnaird parish church 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.

The Church 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 Parish Church to worship God. This is public and of course open to everyone.

The church is in the centre of the village, with a square tower (close by is All Souls Church Episcopal with a spiky gothic steeple). Address: 1 Errol Rd / corner Main St, Invergowrie, DD2 5AD

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

On the last Monday of every month at 12.30pm, a group of folks get together to enjoy a bowl of soup as well as a cuppa and a good old chinwag.

If you would like to join this group contact Linda B, Agnes S or Lisa/Jenny at the Post Office, to book yourself/yourselves on the Wednesday before the group meets so they know how many portions of soup are required.

in Inchture Church

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!

This month the theme is ‘Advent Party’.

Sounds like a lot of fun! 

Venue: Muirhead Church