A message from our Interim Moderator Rev Dr Anne Logan:

 

On Easter Monday, Mike and I, went to visit Culzean Castle gardens. The trip was to satisfy my desire to do something relatively undemanding as I processed the busyness and the mixed emotions of Holy Week and Easter Day.

 

I often wonder how those first friends of Jesus felt on Easter Monday, how did they come to terms with all that they had seen, heard and felt during that life-changing week. We know that at first, they hid themselves away and we can understand that. We also know that Jesus didn’t allow them to remain shut away. Jesus invited them to continue the story – just as he invites us to continue his story today. Easter, for the Church, is not a day or even just a weekend, it is an entire season of fifty days. Fifty days of joy that God, in Jesus, has defeated death. Fifty days of thanksgiving that death, although painful, is not the end. Fifty days of celebrating the triumph of love.

 

In 1 Peter chapter 1 v 3 we are reminded, ^‘Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! By his great mercy he has given us a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.’ In what ways can we, as Currie Kirk, be a living hope in our world.

 

Blessings! Anne

 

 

Worship This Sunday

 

Sunday 7th April - Currie Kirk at 10.30am 

Rev Dr Anne T Logan

 

Intimations

 

Shoebox Appeal - April is socks

 

Kirk News - Articles to be with Fiona Pigott by Friday 19th April: FPigott19@gmail.com

 

If you want any information or need to speak to someone please call the Kirk office (451 5141) or contact one of the Session Clerks - 

Louise Lamont (07910 594188) or Isobel Webber.