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Make New Friends in Lossiemouth at the St James’ Church Twice-monthly Drop-In

June 25, 2017 by 2

NOTICE (13 March 2020) –

The Drop-in Team have decided to temporarily discontinue the Wednesday Drop-in because of the current concerns regarding the risks from Coronavirus.

Please stay safe, and we look forward to meeting up again when things are back to normal.

Background to the drop-in…

St James’ Church Drop-In started in 2014, as a welcoming place to come for a tea / coffee and a chat.

It is open two Wednesday afternoons a month from 2.00pm (suggested donation: £1.00).

Tables are arranged so you can sit in a group and enjoy one another’s company. There is no rush and the atmosphere is warm and friendly.

A selection of delicious home bakes is offered for you to help yourself – and tea or coffee is served at your table.

All ages are made welcome.

Young children sometimes come with mum or in a family group. Grandparents often bring grandchildren during the holidays. Some people come together, but others come on their own and soon make friends. No one is left to sit by themselves.

Some people come regularly and others pop in as and when they feel like having company.

You may come as a stranger but you will leave as a friend.

Why not give the drop-in a try?

If we haven’t seen you for a while, you will be sure of a warm welcome back.

Helpers are welcome too.

Anyone who would like to help at the Wednesday Drop-In or provide home bakes, please speak to Rosemary or Elfriede. We work from a rota, so a constant commitment is not necessary.

If you have any questions at all, feel free to get in touch with us via this website.

Upcoming dates (2019/2020):

Please note there are currently no upcoming dates. The Drop-in has been temporarily discontinued due to Coronavirus.

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Why having low expectations in life to avoid disappointment is a bad plan

January 16, 2021 By 2

The virtual service for 17 January 2021 is available on this page. It is the Second Sunday after the Epiphany.

The service includes scripture readings, prayers, a sermon and, below the video further down, a musical selection chosen by Kath Robertson.

The Lectionary readings this week are: 1 Samuel 3:1-20 and Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18;
1 Corinthians 6:12-20 and John 1:43-51. Geoff reads these as part of the service.

The sermon is based on the text from John’s Gospel and that Bible passage set out below for you. It is the story of how Jesus called Philip and Nathanael as disciples.

Rev. Geoff McKee contrasts different commentators’ views and reflects on whether meagre expectations of life serve us best or, as he argues, if we’re not expecting so much more than that then we cannot live as we have been made to live.

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