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🥳 Our garden at the Gardner is ready for a party!
Come along and join in the fun at our Family Funday BBQ Afternoon as we celebrate together 🥳
Bouncy castle, family games and tasty BBQ food all included in the price
📌 Gardner Hall & Garden
📅 Saturday 29th August
⏰ 3pm – 7pm
💰 Adults £15 • Children £7.50 • Under 5s free
Can’t wait to see you all ☀️❤️
#tastyfood #bbq #churchfamily #funforallthefamily
Stacey Jacqueline Carrie
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WHERE: Gardner Memorial Church, Brechin (opposite the library)
WHEN: Every Thursday 7pm-9pm (drop in anytime)
🌞 Our Summer Together Services continue this Sunday 🌞
This week's alternating summer service is at Farnell Church ⛪
Remember to set your alarm a little earlier - all Summer Together services are at 10am throughout the school holiday#churchfamilyam#churchh#allarewelcomelc#summertogetherservicervice
🤩 Share this upcoming special Service 🥳
Join us for our special family back to school services where we are blessing the schoolbags 🎒
📌 Farnell 9.30am / Gardner 11am
We'd love you to come along, simply bring along your schoolbag as we bless the start of the new term at our special service for all the family 😍🙏
See you on Sunday 23rd of August#blessingtheschoolbagslb#backtoschoolch#churchh#churchfamilyamily
⚽Come along and support the local Brechin City youths as they fundraise for a tournament next year ⚽
Enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with home baking in the Gardner Hall. With a book sale and lucky squares for a bouquet of flowers 💐
This is the penultimate midweek reflection 😱😱
I hope you have enjoyed all these reflection so far!
What is the true purpose of education? Is learning only about passing exams and gaining knowledge, or is it also about growing in wisdom, character, and faith?
In this midweek reflection, we look at Luke 2:41–52, where the young Jesus remains in the temple, listening to the teachers, asking thoughtful questions, and engaging in meaningful conversations. His example reminds us that genuine learning begins with curiosity, humility, and a desire to understand God's truth.
As students, teachers, parents, and lifelong learners, we are invited to reflect on how our schools shape not only our minds but also our hearts. May we seek wisdom as passionately as we seek knowledge, remembering that education is most meaningful when it draws us closer to God and equips us to serve othe#jesusje#MidweekReflectionc#educationa#classroomsr#churchhPresbytery of PerthPeChurch of Scotlandtland
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