Logie & St John's (Cross) Church of Scotland, Dundee, Scottish charity no. SC009115
Tuesday Bible Study resumes online on Tuesday 12th January – and for the first three weeks we’ll be looking at the Fruits of the Spirit and focusing on Joy, Love and Peace, in that order. For these three sessions, there will not be any notes/questions to consider in advance.
Ramanee, John & Frances will be leading these first three evenings.
All welcome.
Contact administrator@logies.org if you need the Zoom details.
During January 2021 we will meet online, following recent changes to Covid-19 guidance.
All services will appear on our Worship page from 10am on the relevant Sunday, and are followed by Zoom coffee time at 11.45am. Please contact administrator@logies.org if you would like the Zoom details.
The Scottish Church Leaders Forum has released a Christmas video.
Rt Rev Dr Martin Fair, Moderator of the General Assembly, is one of 10 figures who have each recited a line of a heartfelt message.
They decided to come together in recognition that many individuals and familes are grappling with difficulties and uncertainties due to the impact of COVID-19.
It is hoped that sharing the Good News about the birth of Jesus Christ will bring some comfort, hope and peace to those who are struggling.
The Scottish Church Leaders Forum was formed in March in response to the pandemic to speak on issues of mutual concern with one voice.
During December we will meet in church and online as follows:
If you are planning to attend a church service, please check our information page.
What do you think the eyewitnesses of Jesus’ birth would think of our modern Christmas celebrations? Most likely, they would be amazed at the way in which our holiday traditions fail to do justice to this amazing event in human history. Yet while we can’t go back in time and witness the events firsthand, we do have reliable accounts of the birth of Jesus in the Gospels. A slow, careful walk through the infancy narratives will give you a glimpse of what truly happened and help us see the birth of Jesus with new eyes.
Our next Bible Study series will look at “The First Days of Jesus”, comparing accounts from Matthew, Luke & John, using material from The Gospel Coalition. We start on Tuesday 1st December for three weeks.
You can join with the same Zoom details as before, or contact us on administrator@logies.org and we will send these to you.
You may be aware that Invergowrie Church welcomed two new ministers, Rev Catriona Morrison & Rev Marc Prowe, about a month ago, on a job share basis.
Dundee Presbytery have now agreed that they are in a position to support Logie & St. John’s (Cross) and they have been appointed as our locum giving us two days a week of time, plus preaching on Sundays (in church & online).
In addition, Catriona will also act as our Interim Moderator, to provide us with continuity as we plan for the future.
We have just finished our Bible Study series on John’s gospel, with up to 15 people taking part each week. The leaders have included John & Frances Dent, David Mcleod, Ramanee Bengough & Alistair Montgomery.
We have all learnt a lot from this study, and if you would like a quick summary of John’s gospel (takes less then 20 minutes), why not view these two videos from BibleProject – a nonprofit animation studio that produces short-form, fully animated videos, which they have created to help people everywhere experience the unified story of the Bible.
Have you ever wondered what our online Bible Study sessions are like? Take a look at this short clip, and you’ll get an idea.
We read some of the Bible, in short sections, discuss questions (which you get in advance) and learn from each other. No one is an expert, and everyone’s answers and ideas are welcomed.
If you want to know, why not speak to someone you recognise in this picture.
Our next series will look at “The First Days of Jesus”, comparing accounts from Matthew, Luke & John. We start on Tuesday 1st December for three weeks. You can join with the same Zoom details as before.
Contact us on administrator@logies.org and we will send these to you.
During November we will meet in church and online as follows:
If you are planning to attend a church service, please check our information page.
We are currently holding services in church on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month.
It would be lovely to see you back in the church building, but please don’t come if you don’t feel it is right for you.
Please take note of the following points before deciding whether or not to attend, and to prepare yourself, if you do decide to attend.
Don’t worry if you decide to stay at home; the website services will continue on the 2nd/4th/5th Sundays, followed by coffee time on Zoom.
This all sounds very strict, and very different to how we normally worship together.
“For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” Matthew 18:20
And for those who choose not to attend, we will be praying for you, and a time when we can worship together in person.
Our plan for September & October is to meet in church and online alternately as follows:
If you are planning to attend a church service, please check our information page.