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Sunday Sermon for 21 November 2021
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Update August 2021
Unfortunately, a delay by the Scottish Government in updating the guidance for Places of Worship has meant guidance from the Church of Scotland Covid Team has not yet been received.
As a result, the Kirk Session decided at their meeting on 26th August that the requirement to book a seat in advance will still apply when Sunday morning service returns to Newton Church on 5th September. To book phone Lyn Ross on Wednesday between 6 – 8pm. The 1meter social distancing will continue meantime.
A deep clean of kitchen and testing of water has been completed but Tea/Coffee after service cannot be resumed until the guidance from Church of Scotland Covid Team is received.
May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.
Yours in Christ
Rev Annette Gordon
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‘Carnoustie Panbride’ is a single charge consisting of two churches – [intlink id=”newton-church” type=”page”]Newton Church[/intlink] and [intlink id=”panbride-church” type=”page”]Panbride Church[/intlink]. Each of the churches has a long and interesting history which goes as far back as 1147. There have been many changes over the centuries and eventually in 1956 the two congregations agreed to unite.
Newton Church
Panbride Church was the only church in the parish until the Disruption of 1843. In that year 186 members of it ‘came out’ to form a Free Presbyterian Church and erected a wooden church at Westhaven Farm. By 1855 they had built a stone church and by 1858 a manse. In 1900 they became a United Free congregation and in 1929 returned to the fold of the Church of Scotland as Newton Panbride Church.
The two congregations of Panbride Church and Newton Church agreed to link in July 1956 when the Panbride Church minister left. The minister in charge of Newton Panbride was in charge of two congregations, each with it’s own office bearers. After five years the congregations united as the present Carnoustie Panbride Church.
Panbride Church
Now in 2009 our heritage is two church buildings, the property of one congregation, one minister, and only slightly different parish boundaries to be served.
We hope that you will be able to visit both churches, for both have plenty of historical items of interest. The stained glass windows, memorials, valuable silver communion cups of long ago, all give a feeling for the past life of the kirk.
Times of Worship
Worship is held every Sunday at 11 a.m.. From June to August (inclusive) services are held in the Country Church at Panbride, and from September to May in Newton Church on Arbroath Road at the east end of the town.
You can read more about the life of our church by reading ‘[intlink id=”update-newsletter” type=”page”]Update Newsletter[/intlink]’.
