Science, Faith and the Meaning of Life
(Heriot-Watt University Chaplaincy)
Monday, 8 February 2021 from 19:30 to 21:00
Alpha Course
A prayer reboot for the New Year
Tearfund’s Rachael Adams shares a prayer exercise we can use to partner with God in the New Year. The New Year symbolises new beginnings. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the year that’s passed and then look ahead with expectation and excitement. But for many of us this doesn’t feel like a new year.
Notice re AGM Sunday 24th January
St Mungo’s Connections Evenings Spring term 2021
Dates for your diary!
2020 Carol Service – Carols only version
Immanuel: God with Us
Immanuel: God with Us premiered earlier today, Sunday (13th Dec). You can watch it here and share it, using the link below, with friends, family, colleagues and whoever you believe might be interested.
Lasting between 20 and 25 minutes, viewers will be taken on journey exploring what Christmas is really about and featuring much of what we might expect in a St Mungo’s Carol service, including a performed song, an alpha interview, a gospel talk and some “Vox Pops” all wrapped around the theme that God is with us today and forever.
To share with others, just copy and paste this link into email, text, WhatsApp, Facebook etc
You can also watch it and share it here by directing people to the website.
Christmas at St Mungo's
Delivery of Christmas Hampers - for Refugee & asylum seeker families
Counselling Diploma
Vital Connexions is running an online course The Certificate in Counselling (Formerly Strength to Strength) in January 2021. This is the Introductory course which is a pre-requisite and directly feeds into the Diploma in Christian counselling which is starting (hopefully face to face with a potential online option) in September 2021.
St Mungo’s wishes you a Merry Christmas
Immanuel: God with Us
Finance Update 15 Nov 2020
When hope hurts: faith and despair in a pandemic
Advent
Bethany Caring Christmas Trees
Bethany Christian Trust sell good quality Christmas trees to raise money to support their work with the homeless in Edinburgh.
Trees are available to order from www.caringchristmastrees.com – and cost from £35 and can be collected this year from various locations in Edinburgh
