Meets Monday and Thursday 9.30am - 11.30am for children from 0 to Nursery to come with a parent, grandparent or childminder. We have our own toys and encourage the children to share and play with others. We work towards preparing the children for Nursery. Adults also find new friends.

Volunteers staff the kitchen making tea and coffee, buttering rolls, etc. which is a real treat for those who attend.

You will always be made very welcome!

Banner Group Job Description

Experience Required: Sense of humour, ability to boil a kettle and/or thread a needle, share a story.

Hours of work: Monday afternoons.

No CV required

Renumeration: Fun and a lot of laughs.

For further details, please contact us to find out more.

The group meets at 16 Beresford Gardens on alternate Monday evenings at 8.00pm, concluding shortly after 10.00pm.

We enjoy each other's company and friendship in prayer, Bible readings and discussion from which we hope to learn more about God's word and how to implement it in our daily lives. We learn a lot from each other, including tolerance and patience and every viewpoint is welcome. Occasionally we listen to audio tapes or watch a video on religious topics, and always finish with a cup of tea and a chat. An annual fundraising is held, the proceeds going to a localor international charity or appeal.

New members are most welcome to the house group, which is open to people of all ages and all denominations, or none, who are interested in reading the Bible.

Please contact Julia McCaskey.

We meet at 37 Dudley Avenue on alternate Tuesdays at 8.00pm. Our main aim is to grow together as Christians, to share with and support each other and to give us an opportunity to talk about our faith.

A typical evening includes Bible study, discussion and prayers.

New members are welcome at any time.

Please contact Margo and Jimmy Hudson.

Meets Monday and Thursday 9.30am - 11.30am for children from 0 to Nursery to come with a parent, grandparent or childminder. We have our own toys and encourage the children to share and play with others. We work towards preparing the children for Nursery. Adults also find new friends.

Volunteers staff the kitchen making tea and coffee, buttering rolls, etc. which is a real treat for those who attend.

You will always be made very welcome!

The Lunch Club is designed to provide a hot meal for all pensioners in the congregation and parish, followed by tea and biscuits. Lunch is served at 12.00 noon in the Church Hall every Thursday. It does not operate during the holiday months of July and August and two weeks over the Christmas and New Year period.

As well as lunch, the club provides a meeting place for people - good company, food, fun and a warm welcome is extended to all.

For further details, please contact us to find out more.

Every Thursday at 2.00pm from September throughout the winter and spring, the Thursday Fellowship meets in the Church Hall. We have speakers on a whole range of varied topics, a short service, tea, biscuits and fellowship.

A warm welcome is extended to all.

For further details, please contact us to find out more.

We are an enthusiastic group who seek to server the Lord Jesus by singing together. Our aim is to lead the praise services of worship in the Church, singing an introit and anthem at the Morning Service and to present occasional services of praise.

We sing a wide range of music to cater for all tastes, meeting for practice on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm in the Session House and before the morning service at 10.30am in the Church.

The following Youth Organisations also take place,.

Beavers: 6 - 8 years
Cubs: 8 - 10 years
Scouts: 10 - 15 years

All groups meet in the Scout Hall, 183 Newhaven Road. Come and join in all our lively activities.

For further information, please contact Scout Leader

Anchor Boys (P2-P4)

Junior Section (P4 - P7)
Company Section (11 - 18 years):

Each section carries out various craft, physical and adventure activities during the Boys Brigade Session, September - May. The BB aims to encourage boys to gain valuable habits of obedience, reverence, self discipline and self respect through each of its sections.

For further information, please contact Boy's Brigade Leader

Rainbows is for five to seven year old girls and aims to promote team play and activities in a weekly club atmosphere.

Many go on to join the Girl Guides Association.

The girls have great fun. Come and join us!

The Brownies (for girls between seven and ten years old).

We play games and take part in craft and badge work in our corners. Feel free to come along and join us!

Brown Owl: Nicola Mackenzie

The Guides, for girls between 10 and 14 years of age.

Do come along and join in the fun.

Guide Captain: Michelle Doig