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Crieff Church Partners with CAP to Tackle Poverty

28 Feb 2025

Crieff Church Partners with CAP to Tackle Poverty

Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is a charity dedicated to helping individuals and families break free from financial hardship. Through expert debt counselling, budgeting support, and practical assistance, CAP empowers people to regain control of their finances and build a secure future. Working in partnership with local churches, the charity also offers emotional and spiritual support, ensuring that no one has to face financial struggles alone.

Scottish Mission Youth Day of Fellowship Inspires Youth with Theme "Never Alone"

28 Feb 2025

Scottish Mission Youth Day of Fellowship Inspires Youth with Theme "Never Alone"

This article highlights the impactful Youth Day of Fellowship held on 22nd February at the historic Adam Smith Theatre in Kirkcaldy, where around 180 young believers gathered under the theme "Never Alone." Through powerful sermons, group discussions, and vibrant worship, the event inspired spiritual renewal and strengthened the sense of community among youth from across Scotland.

Scottish Mission Stands for Change at Nationwide Safeguarding Summit

27 Feb 2025

Scottish Mission Stands for Change at Nationwide Safeguarding Summit

This article highlights the engagement of representatives from the Scottish Mission at the nationwide church safeguarding summit, where vital discussions on abuse prevention, power dynamics, and leadership accountability took place. The summit concluded with a historic commitment from the Seventh-day Adventist Church leadership to implement transformative safeguarding measures, marking a new era of protection and support across the UK church community.

Pathfinder Clubs Thrive in Scotland

11 Feb 2025

Pathfinder Clubs Thrive in Scotland

The Pathfinder Club ministries in the Scottish Mission, led by Pathfinder Sponsor Mthoko Ndlovu, are thriving across Scotland. Clubs in Crieff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and more engage young people in spiritual growth, skill development, and community service. Through camps, Bible quizzes, and investiture services, children build faith, friendships, and life skills. Dedicated leaders and parents ensure a well-rounded experience, guiding youth towards Christ through adventure, service, and learning.

Growing relationships through "Board Games" in Glasgow

7 Feb 2025

Growing relationships through "Board Games" in Glasgow

Discover how Glasgow’s 'Board Games' project fosters community, friendship, and faith among young people. This innovative initiative combines fun, meaningful connections, and Christian values, creating a welcoming space for laughter, relationships, and spiritual growth. Join the movement today!

Paisley Sabbath School Branch Successfully Reaching Out to the Community

31 Jan 2025

Paisley Sabbath School Branch Successfully Reaching Out to the Community

The Paisley Sabbath School Branch has made a notable impact in the local community through successful outreach events, including a Harvest celebration and a Christmas programme. By catering to both Ukrainian and Russian speakers, these initiatives have attracted a large turnout and significantly strengthened community bonds.

Inverness and Elgin Churches Celebrate the Baptism of a Young Person

31 Jan 2025

Inverness and Elgin Churches Celebrate the Baptism of a Young Person

On 25th January 2025, the Inverness and Elgin Seventh-day Adventist Churches gathered at Abernethy Christian Centre to witness the baptism of Jonathan Marira, a significant moment highlighting his commitment to Christ and the ongoing spiritual development of young people in Scotland.

Faifley Celebrates the Achievements of Adventurers and Pathfinders

31 Jan 2025

Faifley Celebrates the Achievements of Adventurers and Pathfinders

This article highlights the Faifley Investiture Service on 25 January 2025, celebrating the achievements of Pathfinder and Adventurer club members. The event featured processions, musical performances, and presentations that emphasised youth engagement and skill development.

Faith and Fellowship Beyond the Church Walls

30 Jan 2025

Faith and Fellowship Beyond the Church Walls

In Glasgow, the Care Group initiative creates a space where faith and friendships thrive beyond the traditional church setting. Launched in September 2023, this gathering has become a place for people to come together, build genuine relationships, and grow spiritually in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Open to individuals from all walks of life — whether they’re church members, friends, colleagues, or simply curious about faith — Care Group fosters an inclusive atmosphere where everyone is valued. By offering a space to connect over shared meals, reflective discussions, and personal support, the group is making a lasting impact on its members and the wider community.

Honouring the Past and Standing Against Hatred

29 Jan 2025

Honouring the Past and Standing Against Hatred

This article covers the Holocaust Memorial Day service held at Gordonstoun School on 26 January 2025, honouring the victims of genocide and celebrating the legacy of its founder, Kurt Hahn. The event featured the unveiling of a commemorative plaque by the Association of Jewish Refugees, with reflections from the Princess Royal and Scotland’s First Minister on Hahn’s courage and enduring impact. The ceremony also commemorated the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau’s liberation, featuring the lighting of six memorial candles. Among the participants was a local Seventh-day Adventist Church minister, whose involvement reflected the Church’s unwavering commitment to solidarity, reconciliation, and the fight against hatred.

Reflections on Crieff Church’s International Christmas Service

21 Jan 2025

Reflections on Crieff Church’s International Christmas Service

This article highlights Crieff Church’s youth-led Christmas service held on December 21, 2024, featuring the theme “O Come Let Us Adore Him.” Through talks, music in multiple languages, and national dress celebrations, the service emphasised God’s universal love and the church’s cultural diversity.