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Congratulations to two elders at Armadale Parish Church for their unwavering commitment to the mission of sharing the good news of Jesus Christ.
Jim Muir and Peter Gray have each dedicated 40 years service to the congregation and were presented with Long Service certificates by parish minister, Rev Julia Wiley.
Session Clerk Lesley Patterson said: "This is a fantastic achievement. We congratulate Jim and Peter and look forward to their continued tireless support and commitment to our church family."
Many thanks to everyone who participated in the Blythswood Care Shoebox appeal 2024.
79 shoeboxes, 130 knitted hats, 23 scarfs, 8 Hat sets, 35 baby cardigans along with numerous baby hats, mitts & baby blankets have been donated & have been collection by the charity which is a fantastic response.
Your donation will make such a difference to the lives of young and old, one person at a time.
Cash donations of £75 were also received and donated which will help the charity enormously.
The generosity & talent of our congregation and friends never fail to amaze. Thank you all.
In just two sessions, the outdoor display is complete and ready to be hung! A huge thank you to everyone who came along to help tie on the poppies – we really appreciate it!
We've also made a great start on the indoor display. If you're free Wednesday 9th between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM, we'd love for you to join us and lend a hand.
Thank you so much for your support!
Every November the Remembrance Day parade leaves from Armadale Parish Church on Academy Street. The Church would like to mark this Remembrance Day parade by draping a display of poppies over the wall outside the Church and hopefully a display within the Church too. As such Armadale Parish Church needs your help to create a large-scale installation of knitted and crocheted poppies.
The Community of Armadale is asked to create these poppies at home and drop off completed poppies at either the Church, Armadale Partnership Centre or The Wool Shop. The poppies will be collected from now until the end of September.
A free knitting and crotchet pattern is provided (click read more) and can be picked up from either of the above places. The patterns can also be found on our Facebook page. As this is a large-scale project a significant number of poppies will be required. so starting now hopefully we will collect enough poppies to create a beautiful display completed by our local Community. Thank you so much in advance for your contribution of knitted or crocheted poppies!
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