The week ahead at
Fetteresso

Sunday 7th February
10.00-10.30am Prayer meeting, Boardroom
10.45am Morning Service - Rev Fyfe Blair
Youth Church - downstairs hall. Creche facility available. 3-5 yrs upstairs in committee room


7.00pm. Rev Fyfe Blair
8.30-9.30pm Fusion, S3 upwards. Main Hall.
Contact - James for youth details

Monday 8th Febuary
6.00-7.15pm Anchor Boys (P2 & P3) Fetteresso Hall
7.15-8.30pm Junior Section (P4-P6) South Church Hall
7.30-9.30pm Company Section (P7 to S6) Fetteresso Hall
7.00pm GriefShare starts in Board room. Contact Sandra or Frank

Tuesday 9th February
10.00am-12noon Paint & Pray. Lower Hall Contact Hazel.
3.00pm House Group at Bridgefield. ‘Slaves to righteousness’. Contact Jane or Betty
7.30pm Joint Guild Meeting hosted by the Baptist Church ladies at St Bridget's Hall, featuring the Rise Singers who will lead in worship. All very welcome. Contacts Mary/Sheena

Wednesday 10th February
9AM-9PM VESTRY PRAYER ROOM OPEN
7.00pm Alpha Introductory Supper - Main Hall. Contact - Brenda.
7.15pm Bowling Main Hall. Contact Margaret.

Thursday 11th February
10.00-11.30am STOP, Main Hall. Creche, Lower Hall. Contact - Lesley
4.30-6.30pm Badminton. Main Hall. Contact - Robbie

Saturday 13th February
8.00-9.00 Men's Breakfast, Main Hall
Speaker - Rev. Graham Black
Topic - 24/7 Prayer
Host - Fyfe
Please click ATTEND to let us know you are coming, so that we can cater for numbers. Contact - Ian

Sunday 14th Febuary
10.00-10.30am Prayer meeting, Boardroom
10.45am Morning Service - Rev Fyfe Blair
Youth Church - donwstairs hall. Creche facility available. 3-5 yrs upstairs in committee room

'Souper' lunch in the main Hall after the service.


7.00pm. Rev Fyfe Blair
8.30-9.30pm Fusion, S3 upwards. Main Hall.
Contact - James for youth details

A Fairtrade Church

As Christians we try to understand the impact our choices and actions have on others. We know that by using fair trade we can help poorer people in developing countries to work their way out of poverty. So it makes sense that we have chosen to be a Fairtrade Church. This means:-

• We use Fairtrade tea and coffee after our services and at all the meetings for which we are responsible.
• We move forward on using other Fairtrade products like sugar, biscuits and fruit.
• We promote Fairtrade during Fairtrade Fortnight and during the year through events, worship and other activities, whenever possible.

Every week when we drink our coffee and tea after the Sunday service we are supporting Fairtrade. This may seem like a drop in the ocean but Victor Perezgrovas, manager of a Mexican coffee co-operative, sees it differently and explains Fairtrade to farmers by using an ancient Indian saying, “Many little raindrops falling in the mountains make the mighty rivers swell.”

There are now 4000 Fairtrade churches. Considering that the support of 1 church can make a difference imagine how many lives 4000 or more churches can change.

We welcome feedback of any kind so please use this FEEDBACK link to contact us with your comments.