There will not be a service in Trinity to attend in person this year, but the Braes area has organised one to be live-streamed at 7pm on the Braes You Tube channel www.braeschurches.org.uk or listen on telephone 01324 458811 within 24 hours of the event.
Please join us for a joyful time of carols and fellowship on Zoom for our ‘Christ, the Light of the World’ worship service. Jim Steel from Sanctuary First will provide live music.
Probationer Minister Laura says: ‘It will be an uplifting time of worship and I do hope as many people as possible will join with us in fellowship. Don’t worry if you aren’t technically minded as we’ll have Isabel as tech support. She will guide you on when to mute and help with any other questions you might have. Also, for those of you who might feel shy on Zoom, you don’t need to worry as you won’t be asked to participate, just come in and enjoy the service!’
Message Laura on LDigan@churchofscotland.org.uk to get the zoom details.
Our Youth Teams are holding an evening of fellowship & enjoyment . . . fun activities, food and guest presenters for all young people of school age (primary and secondary) associated with the congregation! There will be games, crafts and a guest presenter for the younger children and problem solving, activities, quiz and a guest presenter for the older children. The evening begins with a meal, so if you’d like to come along, please fill in a tear-off slip and return it to a leader at Skidz or Youth Station by Sunday 8th March.
Youth Station will be selling hand-made cards and a selection of large and small Traidcraft Easter eggs after the Sunday service on the 8th of March, all in aid of our Kazunzu fund.
All are welcome to join our World Day of Prayer service, written by Christian women of Zimbabwe, here in Trinity at 2pm. There’s also an evening service in St Francis Xavier Hall at 7pm.
Come and enjoy listening to the excellent young musicians of the Feis performing traditional Scottish music and Gaelic song.
Join in with the events happening in the town during the day! The gathering will take place at the Memorial Cairn in Callendar Park at 12.15pm and then march to Falkirk Trinity. Here and/or on the High Street, there will be a Britannia XIV Medieval Re-enactment, music from Clann an Drumma, tribal dancing from Treubh Dannsa, weapon displays, Medieval Knights, Fight a Knight, mini jousting, King Robert the Bruce’s throne chair, a Wallace and Bruce exhibition and you can tour our historic Church.
Visit the Howgate for lots of children’s craft activities, including the chance to create some battle toys to remember the story behind the Battle of Falkirk. There will also be a Medieval Market on the High Street from 11am and our Café will be open from noon.
