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New Laigh Kirk Scottish Charity No. SC031334

A caring welcoming church at the heart of Kilmarnock reaching out to all

Welcome to Worship in the Celebration of Holy Communion 6th November 2016 2.00pm Minister: Rev. David S. Cameron Session Clerk: Derek I’Anson Organist: Martin C. Sharp

Do this in Remembrance of me


Welcome A warm welcome to Holy Communion this afternoon from all at New Laigh Kirk. We are glad you are here today and hope you enjoy worshipping with us. The Table of our Lord is open to any Baptised person who loves the Lord and responds in Faith to the invitation “Take, eat.� Call to Worship Hymn 470

Jesus shall reign where'er the sun

Prayer Reading

Exodus 16:10-18 page 74

Hymn 693

Help us forgive, forgiving Lord

Sermon Hymn 482 19

Come, let us to the Lord our God Ye gates, lift up your heads on high

Statement of faith We believe, praise and thank you loving God, for you have visited and redeemed your people. In the fullness of time your Word shared our human frailty living as a baby, a child, a youth and an adult in this remarkable, yet at times crazy world. We believe that in Jesus we have been shown what you are always like; that his light is your light, his truth the divine truth, his peace and love is the peace and love that lasts forever. We believe that in childhood you are our closest friend,


in teenage years the inspiration of our dreams, in mature years the guide and counsellor, and in the eventide you are the deathless companion. Because of Christ Jesus, the living Word, in our laughter, you are our joy, in sickness our healing, in turmoil our serenity, and in our grief you are the peace which this busy world cannot give. We believe in you and praise you, Father, Son and Holy Spirit One God, most wonderful, now and forever Amen Holy Communion During the Thanksgiving prayer the minister will invite the congregation to say the following Holy, holy, holy Lord, God of power and might, heaven and earth are full of your glory. Hosanna in the highest. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest. The Peace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you all Hymn 39

God the Lord, the king almighty

Benediction As the elements and vessels are removed from the church and the Elders of the Kirk Session leave the sanctuary, the congregation remain seated and sing Hymn 531 My Jesus, my Saviour


INTIMATIONS A very warm welcome to worship this afternoon from all at New Laigh Kirk where we celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion. We are glad you are here and hope you enjoy worshipping with us. Please make yourself known to those sitting beside you. The welcome team today is Stuart Layburn, Alan Hewitt, Janice Grant, Christine Hewitt, Lesley Shedden, Pat Armstrong, Nana Lauchlan, Ellen Stewart, Claire Cuthbert, Alan Gregor, Anne Scullion, Miriam Patterson, Moira Goudie, Robert Clark and John Richmond. Worship on Remembrance Sunday, 13th November will be conducted by the Minister beginning at 10.45am. Please note the earlier time. There will be a retiral offering in aid of the Earl Haig Fund. More minibus drivers are required to drive the bus to church on Sunday mornings. You will only be required two or three times per year. If you can help with this, please speak to Iain Sherry. November issue of Magazine is now available for distribution. To see the magazine in full colour go to http://www.new-laigh-kirk.org.uk. Tots Praise on Tuesdays from 10.15am to 11.15am in hall. Music and Movement on Tuesday, 8th November at 2.00pm in lower hall. Services of Worship on Tuesday, 8th November at 2.00pm in Argyll House and at 3.00pm in Grange Nursing Home. Similar service on Wednesday, 9th November at 11.00am in Dean House. Friendship Group will meet on Wednesday, 9th November at 2.00pm in lower hall.


Rainbows and Brownies on Wednesdays. Rainbows meet from 6.00pm to 7.00pm in upper hall. Brownies meet from 6.30pm to 8.00pm in the lower hall. Girl Guides on Wednesdays from 7.30pm to 9.00pm in upper hall. NLK Vocals Practice on Wednesdays 7.00pm to 8.00pm in church. Guild of Friendship on Thursday, 10th November at 2.00pm in lower hall. Come along for a Surprise Afternoon. Choir Practice on Thursdays at 7.30pm in the church. 4th/5th Kilmarnock Boys Brigade is on Fridays, Anchor boys: 6.00pm at St Andrew's and St Marnock's halls, Junior section: 7.00pm at St Andrew's and St Marnock's halls, Company section: 7.00pm at New Laigh Kirk halls. Imagine: Our next Imagine event will be held in the halls on John Finnie Street, 4.00pm-5.30pm, Sunday, 13th November. We'd love you to join with us to explore life's purpose through praise, teaching, discussion and a buffet dinner. Imagine:Life - purposeful follow up alongside our Imagine events. 'What on earth am I here for?' A small group meets fortnightly on Monday evenings to explore life's purpose and get to know each other. This runs alongside our Imagine events. Tea and coffee will be served plus a DVD and discussion. Next meeting: Monday, 14th November, 7.30pm to 9.00pm at 4 Seaford Street. Please indicate your interest to Bethany, Tel: 07827 816405. All are welcome! Tickets for the Guild Week concert with A Choired Taste on Monday, 14th November will be on sale after the church, price ÂŁ5. All are welcome - not just Guild members - with proceeds going to this year's projects.


Friendship Group/Pastoral Care Coffee Morning will be held on Saturday, 19th November from 10.00am to 12noon in lower hall. Donations of bottles, Christmas crafts and bakery will be greatly appreciated. Tickets costing £1.50 available after the service or at the door. Contact Margaret Paterson, Tel: 551288. Kirk Session will meet on Tuesday, 22nd November at 7.30pm in lower hall. Please note change of date. 2017 subscriptions for Life and Work are now due at a cost of £30 for the year. This sum should reach Stephen Brown by Sunday, 20th November. The Narnia Experience will take place in NLK Halls, 1.30pm to 5.30pm on Sunday, 27th November. If you are available to help set up for The Narnia Experience, the set up team will commence at 10.00am on Saturday, 26th November in the halls. Donations of Lion bars and knitted scarves are also much appreciated. If you can lend your Christmas tree or a fur coat for scenery, please label them with your name and phone number. They will be received at the halls and church on Sundays, 13th and 20th November. Please contact Bethany, Tel: 07827 816405 or Email: bethanymccaw@icloud.com with queries or offers of help. Tickets can now be pre-booked at www.thenarniaexperience.eventbrite.co.uk. There are still tickets available for the pantomime - Beauty and the Beast - for the young and young at heart (over 60s) on Saturday, 3rd December at 1.00pm. Tickets cost £12. Please contact Margaret Paterson, Tel: 551288 or complete form in November magazine. EACHa is very grateful for all your donations of toiletries for the hygiene packs. Anything you are able to bring is very much appreciated. Just now we would particularly welcome shaving gel/foam, disposable razors, shampoo and conditioner.


Foodbank. Donations of non-perishable foods should be placed in the blue bin in the vestibule. Particularly welcome just now are UHT milk, tinned fruit, rice pudding, meat and vegetables. New volunteers are always welcome. New Laigh Kirk Volunteers - Needing help with shopping, DIY, gardening or a lift to medical appointments? Looking for help with official forms or job applications? Is reading difficult with failing eyesight? Ring our volunteers' helpline on 0793-585-2000. If you can assist with driving, or if you know of anyone who may be interested in helping, please contact Alan Gregor, Tel: 537155, Email: gregor_alan@hotmail.com. If you know of anyone in hospital please let the minister know either by telephone, email or the pew cards provided. Intimations to be included in Sunday’s Order of Service and the Standard should be with Helen Colman (helenmcolman@gmail.com) by Wednesday of this week. Visit our website www.new-laigh-kirk.org.uk and see what's going on at New Laigh Kirk. Use your mobile app to read the QR code to go directly to the Church Website.



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