The Chamber Philharmonic Europe was founded in Cologne in 2006 and engages talented young musicians from 18 European nations. The Orchestra promotes the interests of the younger generation and has a creative work atmosphere to encourage this. The soloists are Cyrill Gussaroff (trumpet) and Michael Kibardin (violin)
Tickets are available from Falkirk Leisure and Culture or at the door.
We are a Partnering Church of Falkirk Foodbank and collect food donations on the first Sunday of every month.
Sanctuary First would love you to join them for a full service of music, praise and reflection in the Sanctuary, where they’ll be holding their Sunday Live service IN PERSON (also live streamed to Facebook, the App and the Website).
We really hope you can make it, and if you can, please do join us at 2.45pm so that we are ready to roll by 3pm when the service begins. Tea and coffee will be available after the service, so please stay and join us for that.
On the anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine, join us for a vigil in the Sanctuary between 3.30pm and 5pm.
Come when you can and stay as long as you wish. Sit quietly and reflect on the past year. Pray for the people of Ukraine as the war continues to destroy lives and homes.
We are a Partnering Church of Falkirk Foodbank and collect food donations on the first Sunday of every month.
Come along to Trinity and enjoy an evening of festive music with Christmas Carols, followed by tea, coffee and mince pies!
Tickets are £10 (children’s tickets are free) and on sale at the door, from orchestra members or you can email ftosecretary@gmail.com
The Falkirk Festival Chorus will be presenting an afternoon performance of Christmas carols and songs here in Trinity Church. They will be joined by a local Barbershop quartet “Forth Harmonic” and there will be opportunity for you too, to join in the singing. You do not need to buy tickets for the concert, just put the date in your diaries! Entrance will be free, but we will be asking for donations on the way out which will be split between the choir and Falkirk Foodbank.
Join us for our St. Andrew’s Praise Night! There will be music, praise and even some Scottish nibbles afterwards!
As you know climate change causing floods and drought, making it difficult for many people across the world to access clean water supplies.
To raise funds for WaterAid, Helen Smith will be holding another jewellery stall after the morning service and all profits will be donated to the WaterAid. There will be a wide range of jewellery, so whether you want to shop for Christmas presents, treat yourself or a friend or buy fun earrings for Christmas, there might be something there for you!! And you will be doing a little to help others get access to clean water, sanitation and education!
