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Organisations and activities
As well as our regular Sunday worship there are many other activities at St Andrew’s. Leaders of all of these will welcome your interest: for further information call or email the Church Office or the contacts named below.
Bible study
- We have several House Groups meeting during the week, and a bible study group
that meets on Sunday mornings at 9:00am at the church. More details here or from Eric Kennedy.
Music
- The Church Choir is currently in abeyance, but we are keen to hear from volunteers to get it going again. Contact Peter Campbell Smith.
- We have a Worship Band which leads worship for part of the service each week, and at all-age and parade services. Instrumentalists and singers are always welcome. Contact Steffi Campbell Smith for further information.
For younger people
- We have a thriving Junior Church with various groups for those aged 3 to 18 and a creche for the under-3s. Contact Steffi Campbell Smith.
- Jumping Jacks meets on Friday mornings for 0-4 year-olds and their mothers or carers - see right. Contact Rosanne Young.
- Jelly Beans Pre-school is for children aged 2-5. See their website for contacts. [NB the website is currently unavailable; see the contacts page for alternative contacts].
- Scouts, Cub Scouts and Beavers and links to a local Explorers group. Contact Joe Clare.
- Guides, Brownies and Rainbows. Various contacts -- call the church office for details.
- Penkitout, the 11-14 year olds' house group meets on Tuesday evenings to look at different topics which affect young people today and how God is a part of all these things in their lives after games and activities earlier in the evening. Contact Jamie Bruce.
Fellowship
- St Andrew’s Fellowship meets for lunch and speakers; details in the calendar. Contact Austine Young.
- The Crew is a group who are (or were) forty-something that meets for fun and fellowship.
For the energetic
- The Badminton Club has groups for all ages and standards.
- St Andrew's Tennis Club has its own courts and pavilion.
- Scottish Country Dancing for young and old.
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