The stream will begin at 1pm on Tuesday 20th October 2026. Please follow the instructions on the screen to attend. This service will stay available for 28 days after the service on the same link.
Eco-Congregation Scotland, of which Midmills Church is now a member, is holding a conference on 2nd October on the topic: “How can your church’s money help build a better world? The transition to net zero requires capital. Churches and Faith Communities are in a unique position to demonstrate leadership in stewarding their assets in a way that honours God’s creation.”
The planning that is ongoing at Midmills towards insulating the church and fitting solar panels is our current response to this challenge, but there will be many other things we can do as we go forward. One is simply talking more together about what needs to be achieved. We’re hoping that the Get-Togethers on Tuesday afternoons will be a place where that will happen, amongst the parents and also involving the children.
And taking that into our public worship and private prayers, there are inspiring materials accessible from the Eco-Congregation Website during the ‘Season of Creation’ that they are celebrating in September and October. https://ecocongregationscotland.org/ Please contact us for details. Anna Aalders and Andrew Stevenson
It is with sadness that we announce the death of Mrs Etta Malcolm on Tuesday 8th September. Etta was a member of the Kirk Session at Old High St Stephen’s for a long number of years and worked hard for the Church in many ways. She also supported the Highland Hospice and Crossroads Care for many years. In the meantime, please uphold her son Coinneach and other members of the family in prayer.
The funeral service will be held in St Stephen’s Church, Southside Road, at 11am on Friday 25 September and will be conducted by Deacon Dot Getliffe.