The Christians who meet at the Gospel Hall in the wonderfully named Butter Wynd in Tayport, Fife continue their faithful gospel witness in the town with a series of Gospel Tent Meetings. Starting Monday 28th May and running through each night except Fridays and Saturdays, Dan Gillies from Luthermuir will be preaching the Gospel each night at 7.30pm. There will also be a Children’s Club held in the tent on the same nights at the Read more…
Those of you living within reasonable travelling distance of the Benarty area may be interested to know that the Christians who meet at the Gospel Hall in Ballingry are planning a series of Wednesday night gospel meetings in a local community centre, the Brag Centre, starting Wednesday 30th November. For a map to this location click here. The meetings will run for four Wednesday nights starting each night at 7.45pm and finishing at 8.30pm. Everyone Read more…
The Christians who meet at Wick Gospel Hall have arranged a series of special Gospel meetings for the second half of August. The last few days have been especially busy as they have been putting up a large tent at Riverside and getting round the town and outlying villages with invitations. Paul Macauley from Northern Ireland and Jack Hay from Perth will be preaching the gospel each night Sunday – Thursday from 14th August Read more…
Anyone living in the area round about Ballingry, Lochgelly, Kelty, Scotlandwell, Cleish, etc will be receiving a leaflet over the next few days notifying you of planned gospel meetings about to start from Sunday 15th August. For two weeks the meetings will be held in a large marquee pitched at The Milton, Off Park Street, Crosshill then from Sunday 29th August for one week the tent will be moved to a site adjacent to Lochend Read more…
A large scale distribution of the Scotland Needs the Gospel leaflet is shortly about to happen across the Isle of Skye and the Torridon area. For further information get in touch with us using the Contacts section of the website.
Just heard a clip on Pick of the Week on BBC Radio 4 of a member of the Filey Fisherman’s Choir talking about how important the words of some of the hymns they sing are to him. If you click on the link above in the next few days you’ll be able to hear it on Listen Again. The hymn he was discussing was ‘Jesus Saviour Pilot Me’ and in particular he sang the last Read more…
Just a brief blog today – to try and keep my promise to blog more often! There was a very interesting edition of Beyond Belief on Radio 4 this afternoon. The subject under discussion was Spiritual Healing and the guests were, if my memory serves me correctly, a Hindu priest, a practicing ‘complimentary healer’ and a Christian GP. What struck me forcefully was the contrast between those who can only speak of ‘Universal Energy Sources’ Read more…
GospelBlog has been getting a bit neglected of late – apologies for that! I won’t make it a resolution for 2010 to try and blog more often as that would almost certainly ensure failure, but I will endeavour to do so. For this first entry of 2010 I just want to quote something written by the prophet Isaiah more than 2,700 years ago, but that is still as relevant and fresh today as it was Read more…
It could not have escaped the notice of a semi-sentient slow-worm that Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National Party, was one of the panel for last night’s Question Time programme on BBC One. Crowds of protesters mobbed Television Centre in London and it seemed that every political talking head in the UK was being interviewed to express a view on whether or not Mr Griffin should be given the air-time to express his Read more…
The Daily Telegraph’s ‘Matt’ cartoon today catches a key issue in the discussion on so called Assisted Suicide. In a typically British compromise, we are not going to change the law but the Director of Public Prosecutions has set out a range of criteria that he will take into consideration when deciding whether or not to bring a prosecution against those who help a friend or relative to end their life. I’m not sure where this Read more…