Dundee Methodist Church

Forthcoming Events

Date & TimeVenueDetails
Wednesday 2nd September, 1 pm Caird Hall (map) Caird Hall Organ Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts on Wednesdays this Wednesday's soloist is Simon Nieminski, organist of St Mary's Metropolitan Cathedral, Edinburgh (former Assistant Organist in St Paul's Cathedral, Dundee).
Wednesday 2nd September, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Circuit Leadership Team
Wednesday 2nd September, 7.30 pm Woodlands Methodist Church, 229 Woodlands Road, Glasgow (underground Kelvingrove) “Jesus: The Evidence” - new 3-part course; see http://www.jesustheevidence.com./
Saturday 5th September, 10.30 am to 3.30 pm Davidson's Mains Church, Queensferry Road, Edinburgh Scottish Churches Disability Group AGM. See noticeboard for agenda - further details from Rev Graham Monteith, (0131 552 2564), email; wg.monteith@btinternet.com or www.acts-scotland.org
Friday 5th to Sunday 7th September, 10.30 am to 3.30 pm Camperdown Park Dundee Flower and Food Festival - see www.dundeeflowerandfoodfestival.com
Wednesday 9th September, 1 pm Caird Hall (map) Caird Hall Organ Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts on Wednesdays this Wednesday's soloist is Graham Barber, Professor at the University of Leeds.
Wednesday 9th September, 7 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Preachers' Meeting
Wednesday 9th September, 7.30 pm Woodlands Methodist Church, 229 Woodlands Road, Glasgow (underground Kelvingrove) “Jesus: The Evidence” - new 3-part course; see http://www.jesustheevidence.com./
Friday 11th September, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. The weekly lunch (£2) comprises a choice of home-made soups, bread & coffee, plus conversation with friends 'old and new'.
Friday 11th September, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Church Stewards meeting
Saturday 12th September, 10.30 am to 4 pm Augustine United Church, 41-43 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh Christian Aid Campaigns Training Day - registration needed. For registration / more information, email dgreen@christian-aid.org. See also website www.christianaidscotland.org; phone 0141 221 7475 or write to Christian Aid Scotland, Pentagon Centre, Glasgow, G3 8AZ.
Wednesday 16th September, 1 pm Caird Hall (map) Caird Hall Organ Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts on Wednesdays this Wednesday's soloist is Morley Whitehead, Morningside Parish Church, and Edinburgh.
Wednesday 16th September, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Finance & Property Cttee
Wednesday 16th September, 7.30 pm Woodlands Methodist Church, 229 Woodlands Road, Glasgow (underground Kelvingrove) “Jesus: The Evidence” - new 3-part course; see http://www.jesustheevidence.com./
Thursday 17th September, 7 pm - 9 pm St Andrew's Church, 2 King Street, Dundee Christian Aid 'Poverty Over' Roadshow. For more information, email cdeuchars@christian-aid.org. See also website www.christianaidscotland.org; phone 0141 221 7475 or write to Christian Aid Scotland, Pentagon Centre, Glasgow, G3 8AZ.
Thursday 17th September, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Meeting to discuss Fellowship Group Proposal. Those who recently attended some or all of the Thursday evening 'Preparation for Membership' groups found the informal setting with its opportunity for discussion valuable. In order to continue to offer this opportunity for sharing and fellowship together, it is proposed to have an exploratory evening to determine whether meeting as a more informal group would be something of interest / benefit to the congregation and what form that should take. Everyone is welcome from both within the congregation or from elsewhere. If you are interested, but cannot manage to be at the exploratory gathering, please let Rev Mary Patterson know.
Monday 21st September, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. Open Meeting at which Mrs Barbieri is to show “Home and Away Films”. A warm invitation to Methodist friends to all meetings over the 2009-10 session, which has as its theme, “What does the Lord Require of You?” Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Wednesday 23rd September, 1 pm Caird Hall (map) Caird Hall Organ Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts. This Wednesday's soloist is Morley Whitehead, Morningside Parish Church, and Edinburgh. See www.cairdhall.co.uk/event/?id=3386
Friday 25th September, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. The weekly lunch (£2) comprises a choice of home-made soups, bread & coffee, plus conversation with friends 'old and new'.
Saturday 26th September, 1 pm St Paul's Cathedral, 1 High Street, Dundee St Paul's Lunchtime Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts. This season's programme. This Saturday's soloist is Aisling Agnew, flute. Tickets at door £3, children £:2.
Monday 28th September, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. 'Craft Night' with Miss E Dickson. A warm invitation to Methodist friends to all meetings over the 2009-10 session, which has as its theme, “What does the Lord Require of You?” Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Tuesday 29th September, 4 pm to 6 pm Martin Hall, New College, The Mound, Edinburgh “Worship in Context: Studies and Case Studies in Theology and Practice” : launch of book by Professor Duncan Forrester, and Dr Douglas Gay. All interested welcome.
Wednesday 30th September, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Fellowship Group; all are welcome to join in sharing insights, thoughts and conversation. The material used will be from “Stem the Tide”, a series of 5 Bible Studies on the theme of 'climate change', available at http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=opentoworld.content&cmid=2140. Subsequent meetings have been arranged for Thursday evenings: if you cannot manage all of them, please come to those you can, as each week's topic will 'stand on its own' within the overall theme. You can also follow the material for each week on-line.
Thursday 1st October, 7 pm Room 3, Dalhousie Building, Dundee University (Hawkhill) (15 on compus map) Film and Fair Trade Fashion Event organised by Dundee Fair Trade Forum. There well be a chance to see “People Tree”, the Fair Trade Clothing Collection, also 'wine and nibbles', stalls of Fair Trade clothing and jewellery. For further information, contact ftfdundee@yahoo.co.uk or phone (01382) 454603. See also noticeboards and Vestibule table.
Thursday 1st October, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Church Council
Friday 2nd October, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. The weekly lunch (£2) comprises a choice of home-made soups, bread & coffee, plus conversation with friends 'old and new'.
Wednesday 7th October, 10.30 am to 4 pm Edinburgh Christian Aid Malawi Partnership Seminar, with Jack McConnell. For more information, email dgreen@christian-aid.org. See also website www.christianaidscotland.org; phone 0141 221 7475 or write to Christian Aid Scotland, Pentagon Centre, Glasgow, G3 8AZ.
Thursday 8th October, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Fellowship Group; all are welcome to join in sharing insights, thoughts and conversation. The material used will be from “Stem the Tide”, a series of 5 Bible Studies on the theme of 'climate change', available at http://www.methodist.org.uk. Meetings are open to all interested; if you cannot manage all of them, please come to those you can, as each week's topic will 'stand on its own' within the overall theme. You can also follow the material for each week on-line.
Friday 9th October, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 9th October, 7 pm Rothes Halls Glenrothes “Songs for Louis Braille” - a musical celebration : “a mix of music and song” by ZASS in aid of Fife Society for the Blind. The concert celebrates the bi-centenary of the birth of Louis Braille: further information from Cindy on 07800 795761 (or ask Alan Suttie!). Online booking.
Saturday 10th October, 1 pm St Paul's Cathedral, 1 High Street, Dundee St Paul's Lunchtime Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts. This season's programme. Joseph Fleetwood will give a piano recital of works by Bach, Chopin and Schubert. Tickets at door £3, children £2.
Monday 12th October, 3 pm to 5 pm Arthurstone Neighbourhood Library, 5 Arthurstone Terrace, Dundee DD4 6RT Community and Voluntary Sector Consultation with Johann Lamont MSP (Labour Party Equal Opportunities spokes-person). To register or have more information please contact Marlyn Glen's Parliamentary Office (01382 509509); email marlyn.glen.msp@scottish.parliament.uk.
Monday 12th October, 6 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Circuit Learning Group
Monday 12th October, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. “Project - Supporting Prisoner Families” with Pam Taylor. A warm invitation to Methodist friends to all meetings over the 2009-10 session, which has as its theme, “What does the Lord Require of You?” Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Wednesday 14th October 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Worship Group
Friday 16th October, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Monday 19th October, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. “Project - “Soup and Sandwiches for Project”. A warm invitation to Methodist friends to all meetings over the 2009-10 session, which has as its theme, “What does the Lord Require of You?” Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Friday 23rd October, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 24th October, 1 pm St Paul's Cathedral, 1 High Street, Dundee St Paul's Lunchtime Concerts : see poster on noticeboard for details of forthcoming lunchtime concerts. This season's programme. This Saturday's soloists are Lindsay Martindale, cello and Colin Dundas, piano. Tickets at door £3, children £2.
Monday 26th October, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. “Happy Line Dancing” with Mrs Doreen Winter. Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Monday 26th October, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Pastoral Committee meeting will include the Annual Reading of Lists and agreement of Schedule return as at 1st November. Please collect papers today from Jenny.
Thursday 26th October, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Invitation Committee
Thursday 26th October, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Fellowship Group; all are welcome to join in sharing insights, thoughts and conversation. The material used is from “Stem the Tide”, a series of 5 Bible Studies on the theme of 'climate change', available at http://www.methodist.org.uk. Meetings are open to all interested; if you cannot manage all of them, please come to those you can, as each week's topic will 'stand on its own' within the overall theme. You can also follow the material for each week on-line.
Friday 30th October, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 31st October, 10 am to 1 pm Dundee Methodist Church Circuit Day. This follow-up to the Day in April seeks to give opportunity for everyone to share thinking about the work of the Circuit's congregations. After the 5 presentations of each “priority”, there will be workshops to develop ideas and learn from & with friends from Arbroath, Blairgowrie, Montrose, and Perth. The “Day” ends at 1 pm so folk can then go for lunch, shopping, football, ….. It's for everyone!!
Monday 2nd November, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild. Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Wednesday 4th November, 5.30 pm Scottish Churches House, Dunblane >“Grasping Nettles” : Sharing One Table? Eucharistic Hopes and Frustrations : an exploration by Bishop Bruce Cameron and Fr Euan Marley, O.P., facilitated by Elizabeth Templeton; commencing at 5.30 pm with meal. Cost (including meal) - £15; see poster or contact SCH tel: 01786 823588; www.scottishchurcheshouse.org.
Friday 6th November, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 7th November, 1 pm St Paul's Cathedral, 1 High Street, Dundee St Paul's Lunchtime Concert given by Jeanne You, piano. This season's programme. Tickets at door £3, children £2.
Monday 9th November, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild - “Tales from Angus Glens” given by Mr Gordon Sneddon. Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Thursday 12th November, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Fellowship Group POSTPONED TO NEXT WEEK.
Friday 13th November, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 14th November, 11 am Dunblane District Policy Committee
Tuesday 17th November, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Invitation Committee
Wednesday 18th November, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Service & Mission Committee
Thursday 19th November, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Fellowship Group; all are welcome to join in sharing insights, thoughts and conversation. The material used is from “Stem the Tide”, a series of 5 Bible Studies on the theme of 'climate change', available at http://www.methodist.org.uk. Meetings are open to all interested; if you cannot manage all of them, please come to those you can, as each week's topic will 'stand on its own' within the overall theme. You can also follow the material for each week on-line.
Friday 20th November, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 20th November, 7 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Invitation Committee
Friday 20th November, 8 pm Dundee Methodist Church, upstairs Circuit Meeting
Friday 20th November, 7.30 pm St Stephen’s & West Church, Broughty Ferry (corner of Westfield Rd and Brook Street) Broughty Ferry Churches Group
Saturday 21st November, 10 am to 12 noon St Lukes’s & Queen Street Church, West Queen Street, Broughty Ferry Climate Change Prayer Breakfast. Refreshments and Bacon rolls will be served. See poster on noticeboard.
Saturday 21st November, 1 pm St Paul's Cathedral, 1 High Street, Dundee St Paul's Lunchtime Concert given by Dundee High School Music Department. This season's programme. Tickets at door £3, children £2.
Monday 23rd November, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s, Nethergate - Lower Hall Meadowside St Paul's Guild - “Jessie Jordan, the Hilltown Spy” introduced by Mr Andrew Jeffrey. Further details from Miss M Keillar, Secretary (01382 737652) and there is also offer of a “taxi service” - contact Mrs Ann Black, (07788 6987815).
Thursday 26th November, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Fellowship Group; all are welcome to join in sharing insights, thoughts and conversation.
Friday 27th November, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 27th and Saturday 28th November Bonar Hall (map) Dundee Mountain Film Festival, now in its 27th year. Free programmes are available with details of events & booking forms; contact Bonar Hall (01382 730699); see www.dundeemountainfilm.org.uk; contact mail@dundeemountainfilm.org.uk or ask Liz Kay.
Saturday 28th November, 10 am to 4 pm St Lukes’s & Queen Street Church, West Queen Street, Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry Churches Group Quiet Day: calm activities, food, fellowship, time for reflection before the start of Advent.
Saturday 28th November, 10.30 am to 3.15 pm Cathedral Halls, Dunblane Ecumenical Forum - an open gathering. A particular invitation is given to anyone working in ecumenical situations or interested in the ecumenical relationships relating to the Methodist Church in Scotland. Please see leaflet on Vestibule table for registration form (£5 is requested to cover cost of lunch) and details of the Programme. More information from Jenny Easson or Bill Reid (District office : 01786 820295; wbillreid@aol.com).
Wednesday 2nd December, 7 for 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Circuit Preachers' Meeting
Wednesday 2nd December, afternoon Dundee Methodist Church, “L” or “B” Local Preachers On Trial mentoring
Wednesday 2nd December, 7 for 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Preachers' Meeting
Thursday 3rd December, 4 pm - 8 pm Scottish Churches House, Dunblane www.scottishchurcheshouse.org “Meeting Points : Interfaith Festivals of Light” (£10 incl buffet & coffee). To register or for more details, please contact the House in Dunblane (01786 823588; reservations@scottishchurcheshouse.org)
Friday 4th December, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 5th December, 10 am to 4 pm St Andrew's Church of Scotland, Barngreen, Arbroath DD11 1JG Day of Prayer led by Fr Gerard Hughes SJ, as part of the Scotland-wide support invited for the Edinburgh 2010 Gathering in June next year to commemorate the Centenary of the historic 1910 Edinburgh Missionary Conference. Refreshments provided, bring own lunch. More details from ACTS (01259 222362); www.acts-scotland.org .
Saturday 5th December, 3 pm - 6 pm Scottish Churches House, Dunblane www.scottishchurcheshouse.org Advent Family Ceilidh - (£5 or £10 family ticket, incl refreshments). To register or for more details, please contact the House in Dunblane (01786 823588; reservations@scottishchurcheshouse.org)
Sunday 6th December, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s (map) Christmas Extravaganza Concert; tickets £10 / £6 concessions, from City Square Box Office or Meadowside St Paul's Halls.
Monday 7th December, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lower Hall Guild Meeting: “Justice - what can we do?”
Thursday 10th December, 6 pm Scottish Churches House, Dunblane www.scottishchurcheshouse.org Pre-Christmas Dinner - £17.50, book table for 4, 1 eats free!: pre-dinner drink, 3-course traditional meal, coffee & mince pies. To register or for more details, please contact the House in Dunblane (01786 823588; reservations@scottishchurcheshouse.org)
Friday 11th December, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 12th December, morning Dundee Methodist Church Tree arrival and decoration
Saturday 12th December, 10 am to 4 pm St John's Episcopal Church Hall, Princes Street (West End), Edinburgh Seminar to celebrate the Centenary of the birth of Lesslie Newbigin. Professor Veli-Matti Karkkainen, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, California, will lead thinking on the influence of Bishop Newbigin's work for us in the 21st century. All welcome, cost £10 (incl lunch) - if you hope to attend, to help catering, please advise Murdoch Mackenzie tel 01631 710550; email mackenziem@ymail.com.
Saturday 12th December, 7.30 pm Younger Hall, North Street, St Andrews (map) St Andrews Chorus Concert : works by Handel & Vivaldi; tickets (£9 / £7 concessions / £3 student) from Margaret or at door.
Sunday 13th December, 7.30 pm Caird Hall (map) Dundee Choral Union Concert, with works by Elgar, Rutter and Beethoven. Tickets in due course from David E, and Hilary & Matthew.
Wednesday 16th December, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Fellowship Group
Wednesday 16th December, 7.30 pm Broughty Ferry New Kirk, East Building, St Vincent Street (map) “Christmas Concert”, with Grove Academy Choir, proceeds for Caring for Kids.
Thursday 17th December, 10 am Scottish Churches House, Dunblane www.scottishchurcheshouse.org Carol Service - seasonal celebration with singing & mince pies. To register or for more details, please contact the House in Dunblane (01786 823588; reservations@scottishchurcheshouse.org)
Sunday 20th December, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s (map) Festive Music : our support is invited for this celebration. Musicians will include Dundee Instrumental Band, the Unicorn Singers and Soloists, and Bill Stevenson (organist), plus “audience participation” - also “festive treats and candle light”. Tickets £7 / £5 at the door.
Monday 11th January, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lower Hall Guild Meeting led by the Rev Maudeen MacDougall.
Monday 11th January to Friday 15th January 2010 Crieff Hydro Darwin and Christian Theology - Scottish Church Theology Society 2010 Conference. Booking by end of November, registration with Rev Jock Stein, 35 Dunbar Road, Haddington EH41 3PJ. See poster (& booking form on reverse) on downstairs noticeboard for details of the 6 speakers and their topics.
Friday 15th January, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Thursday 21st January, 2 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Plan-making Team
Friday 22nd January, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 23rd January, coffee from 10 am to 11 am and service at 11 am Broughty Baptist Church, 86 St Vincent Street (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Week of Prayer for Christian Unity coffee at 10 am and ecumenical worship at 11 am.
Saturday 23rd January, 2 pm St Ninian's Cathedral, Perth Formal Signing of the Statement of Partnership between the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Methodist Church, and the United Reformed Church (“EMU”). See the invitation on the downstairs noticeboard and reply directly to the Office in Dunblane or via the Superintendent if you hope to attend. Jenny & David Easson may be able to help with transport.
Monday 25th January, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lower Hall Guild Meeting - Burns Supper
Wednesday 26th January 2010, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Leadership Team
Wednesday 27th January 2010, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Finance and Property Committee - postponed to Friday 12th February
Thursday 28th January, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Fellowship Group. “We'll be looking at Paul's Letter to Philemon, one of the shortest books in the New Testament, but which “infinitely transcends all the wisdom of the world” according to John Wesley. Whether this is your first meeting or your 100th, all are welcome to this informal and friendly group. (Tom P)
Friday 29th January, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Saturday 30th January, morning Dundee Methodist Church Café-service setting-up (help welcome!)
Wednesday 3rd February 2010, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Worship Group - an invitation is given to all interested in our worship life. Among matters discussed will be our worship in Lent.
Thursday 4th February 2010, 8 pm to 10 pm The Ferry Club, 9A St Vincent Street, Broughty Ferry Men's Discipleship Group : we have been asked to publicise a meeting of 'young men (25-40ish)' in Broughty Ferry, which is informal, not linked to any particular church and is held in various venues (cafés etc). The next meeting is at The Ferry Club, 5a St Vincent Street, Broughty Ferry. Details from Jason McAuley (New Scottish Arts), 07870 399143 or fmbs@live.co.uk.
Friday 5th February, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 5th February, 7.30 pm St Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church, Queen Street, Broughty Ferry (map)Broughty Ferry Churches Group
Saturday and Sunday 6th - 7th February DunblaneScotland District Preachers Weekend
Monday 8th February, 7.15 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lower Hall Guild Meeting - 'Project - Israel and Palestine Conflict', led by Mr Fraser Ritchie.
Thursday 11th February, 7.30 pm Dundee University Tower Lecture Theatre (building 1 on Campus Map) Muslim-Christian Perspectives: a series of meetings when Steve Bell, Director of Interserve in England and Wales, is to be in Dundee. A welcome is given to any or all of these.
Friday 12th February, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 12th February, 6.30 pm Dundee Central Mosque, 6 Miln Street DD1 5BZ Muslim-Christian Perspectives: a series of meetings when Steve Bell, Director of Interserve in England and Wales, is to be in Dundee. A welcome is given to any or all of these.
Friday 12th February, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Finance & Property Committee
Saturday 13th February, 9.30 am to 1 pm, followed by lunch Dundee Central Mosque, 6 Miln Street DD1 5BZ Muslim-Christian Perspectives: a series of meetings when Steve Bell, Director of Interserve in England and Wales, is to be in Dundee. A welcome is given to any or all of these.
Tuesday 16th February, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Shrove Tuesday “Pancakes and Fellowship”
Wednesday 17th February, 1 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Ash Wednesday Worship including imposition of Ashes
Wednesday 17th February, 7.30 pm Our Lady of Good Counsel, Westfield Road, Broughty Ferry (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Service of Ashes
Thursday 18th February, 5.15 pm Younger Hall, North Street, St Andrews (map) James Gregory Lecture by David Wilkinson - “God and the Big Bang”. The Rev David Wilkinson is a Methodist Minster and Principal of St John's College, University of Durham. His background is research in theoretical astrophysics, where he gained a PhD in the study of star formation, the chemical evolution of galaxies and terrestrial mass extinctions. He is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and also holds a PhD in Systematic Theology.
The James Gregory lectures are a series of 12 public lectures by eminent national and international speakers held at the University of St Andrews over a 4-year period on a wide range of contemporary issues in Science and Religion. All the lectures are open for all without tickets or registering.
“The basic aim is to encourage constructive and open dialogue and an exchange of ideas on many intriguing points of contact between Science and Religion. At this time of a rise of unhealthy fundamentalism, there is a need to increase understanding, so that we may be better informed about the nature of the scientific enterprise and of religious thought. Both Science and Religion have key insights about our human nature, our creativity and our possible future.
Thursday 18th February 2010, 7.30 pm Matthew and Hilary's home Fellowship Group: “The cross is the most famous symbol of Christianity. We have one on the outside of our church, at the front when we worship, and some wear a cross as jewelry. But why did Jesus die on the cross? Was it a cruel miscarriage of justice, the execution of a dangerous rebel or something more? Join us at fellowship group as we look at the meaning of the cross. All are welcome. (If you need a lift let Tom P know and one can be arranged.)”
Friday 19th February, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 19th February 2010, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church Church Council
Monday 22nd February, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Meadowside St Paul's Guild : “The Work of the Sheriff Court”, speaker Sheriff Kevin Veal.
Tuesday 23rd February, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lent Group using The Leprosy Mission's “The Cost of Discipleship” material (downloadable from www.leprosymission.org.uk/resources/lent.aspx / contact David Firth).
Wednesday 24th February, 7.30 pm Broughty Baptist premises, 86 St Vincent Street (map) Broughty Ferry Lent meeting using CTBI material “On the Edge of His Pain”, this week's topic: “Jesus in the Wilderness”. The theme is being linked to BBC broadcasts.
Thursday 25th February 2010, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “L” Circuit Leadership Team
Friday 26th February, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Tuesday 2nd March, 7.30 pm Dundee Methodist Church, “B” Children's Work Grou
Tuesday 2nd March, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lent Group using The Leprosy Mission's “The Cost of Discipleship” material (downloadable from www.leprosymission.org.uk/resources/lent.aspx / contact David Firth).
Wednesday 3rd March, 7.30 pm Barnhill St Margaret’s Church, Invermark Terrace, Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry Lent meeting using CTBI material “On the Edge of His Pain”, “Mary Magdalene”. The theme is being linked to BBC broadcasts.
Friday 5th March, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Friday 5th March, 2.30 pm United Reformed Church, Salem Lane World Day of Prayer Service.
Friday 5th March, 7.30 pm St Mary's Scottish Episcopal Church, Queen Street Broughty Ferry World Day of Prayer Service.
Monday 8th March, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Meadowside St Paul's Guild : a “musical evening” led by Dr William Stevenson.
Tuesday 9th March, 7.30 pm Meadowside St Paul’s Lent Group using The Leprosy Mission's “The Cost of Discipleship” material (downloadable from www.leprosymission.org.uk/resources/lent.aspx / contact David Firth).
Wednesday 10th March, 7.30 pm Our Lady of Good Counsel, Westfield Road, Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry Lent meeting using CTBI material “On the Edge of His Pain”, “Judas”. The theme is being linked to BBC broadcasts.
Friday 12th March, 12 noon - 1.30 pm YMCA 151 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry (opposite “M&S Food”) (map) Broughty Ferry Churches Group Christian Aid lunch. Soup - a good selection each week - is served with bread & cheese, followed by coffee for £2, in support of this ecumenical aid, relief and development charity. There is also opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. A warm welcome is extended to Ferry Folk, people popping out from Dundee, and other visitors.
Wednesday 24th March 2010, 10 am to 4 pm pm Al-Maktoum Institute, 124 Blackness Road, DD1 5PE “Race and Religion in Dundee”. A Conference, under the auspices of Citizens Advice Bureau, designed to<
  • promote active citizenship
  • support victims of racial and religious crime
  • overcome discrimination and barriers to employment, education and training.

It would help catering provision if those planning to attend registered by Friday 26th February with John White or Zoe Watson - tel (01382) 431581; email : johnw@dundeecab.casonline.org.uk or zoewatson@dundeecab.casonline.org.uk.
Saturday 17th to Monday 19th April 2010 Central Circuit of the Methodist Church in Scotland “Holiness and Risk Weekend” including visit of the General Secretary of the Methodist Church and Secretary of Conference, Rev Martyn Atkins, and the Spring Synods
Saturday 12th June 2010 District Resourcing Day
Wednesday 16th June 2010 Dundee Methodist Church Church Council
Wednesday 22nd September 2010 Dundee Methodist Church Church Council