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Sunday School
Meets in the Church Hall on a Sunday morning from 10am until 11am. Superintendent: Linda McClelland. Teachers: Helen Woods, Heather Graydon, Lynsey McMurray, Myrtle Orr, Pamela Beacom & Joanne Armstrong.

SNATCH
SNATCH (Sunday Night at the Church Hall) is our youth group for all in secondary school. We have joined with Colebrooke and Clabby Parishes to form the team and host the meetings. Most weeks we have food, games, Bible study, praise and lots of fun. Alternate Sunday nights from 7.30pm to 9pm - check notices for details of meetings and the venue.

Bowls
Meets on a Monday night in the Church Hall at 8pm. New members are always welcome!
Secretary: Frances Cartwright

Mothers' Union
Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month in the Church Hall at 8pm.
Branch Leader: Valerie Crawford
Visitors' Night

GFS
Meets on a Wednesday night in the Church Hall at 6.30pm. For girls aged 3 and up.
Leaders: Sharon Clarke, Nuala Atwell & Joanne Graham.

Choir
Meets for practice leading up to the major festivals.
Organist: Myrtle Graydon

Bible Study Fellowship Group
An informal fellowship where we meet together to study the Bible and pray for one another. There is no pressure to speak or read out loud. Check the weekly notices for more details.

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