WHAT’S ON……
Here at Granton we offer a range of social and spiritual groups, covering all ages, where you can mix, enjoy fellowship and grow within our community. Click on any event to find out more.
Please feel free to join us at any of our groups. This list is of activities that are on regularly—other activities are advertised elsewhere on the website – usually under Latest News.
It’s always worth checking if a group is meeting before turning up – especially if you have far to travel.
* events marked * are not run by the church and may only run on certain week e.g. termtime
On Month, Week and Day view, items in green are in the WEST HALL. Items in blue are in the EAST HALL. Items in red are in the SESSION ROOM
Magic Carpet is our play group for preschool children. Come and join us for songs, stories, crafts and a cuppa. It’s a really friendly group and a great place to meet other adults and children in your area. We’d love to see you there!
Fridays at 11am
Through Holy Week and leading up to Easter we want to help people mark this most significant week in the Christian year.
From Monday to Friday there will be a chance to gather together in worship Weekly services will start at 7.30pm and be held in the Church.
Note: (maybe also West Hall if Heating fails)
This Week’s Bulletin
Everyone is warmly welcome to our Sunday services.
Our worship style could be described as ‘informal contemporary’, with elements of ‘traditional’ thrown in for good measure.
We recognise the importance of getting to know each other and do this both during the ‘welcome’ and after services over tea and coffee.
Prayer after the service
There are times when people need specific prayer for specific situations and do not with to ask in the ‘prayers for others’.
Norman is available for anyone who wishes prayer after the service. Please sit down at the front if you would like this.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS
Members of the Welcome Team will be pleased to provide details of any of the topics below – they are easily recognised by their name badges.
We provide crèche facilities during the morning service.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
We can arrange transport home if you need it.
Want to know more? Should you wish more information on who we are and how we live out our calling to be the church in Granton, speak to any of our welcome team or visit our website, where you can also sign up to receive our weekly eBulletin.
Open to all
Our aim is to provide a budget meal – at present £3.00 for 3 courses including tea and coffee) and importantly to create a friendly atmosphere for people to meet and chat on a regular basis.
It is open to everyone and we especially welcome those who live alone, who would appreciate having a meal made for them and companionship. We also manage to make a profit which we gladly hand over to the church to help with ever-increasing costs.
18:30 – Anchor Boys (P2 to P3)
18:30 – Junior Section (P4 to P6)
20:00 – Company & Senior Section (P7 to age 18)
Each week The Boys’ Brigade works with thousands of young people, many of whom have no other connection with the Church. Today we are working with over 60,000 children & young people in over 1500 companies (groups) in the UK & Republic of Ireland every week.
The Boys’ Brigade provides a balanced programme of activities for children and young people from 5 to 18 years old. These resources have been developed to help volunteer youth leaders work in a relevant and creative way. We hope through these programmes they will be able to make a positive contribution to a young person’s life and be able to share their faith.
Our work is split into age groups as follows:
-
- Anchor Section – for Boys in P2 to P3
- Junior Section – for Boys in P4 to P6
- Company Section – for Boys aged 11 to 15 years
- Seniors – for young men aged 15 to 18 years
Where have we come from?
The Boys’ Brigade has been around for over 125 years and in 2008 we celebrated our 125th Anniversary. Our Founder Sir William Alexander Smith, included in our Object “The Promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-Respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness” and that has not been changed.
What has changed is how we go about promoting that object. We recognise that the influences surrounding our young people are not always helpful and that too many lose control at great cost to themselves, their families and the community. The answer is to catch the energy and enthusiasm of youth and to channel it purposefully.
Our Object
The Object of The Boys’ Brigade is:
“The advancement of Christ’s kingdom among Boys and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness.”
Join us for a cuppa and a cake. A chance to meet others and have a chat.
All welcome – bring your friends!
Magic Carpet is our play group for preschool children. Come and join us for songs, stories, crafts and a cuppa. It’s a really friendly group and a great place to meet other adults and children in your area. We’d love to see you there!
Fridays at 11am
This Week’s Bulletin
Everyone is warmly welcome to our Sunday services.
Our worship style could be described as ‘informal contemporary’, with elements of ‘traditional’ thrown in for good measure.
We recognise the importance of getting to know each other and do this both during the ‘welcome’ and after services over tea and coffee.
Prayer after the service
There are times when people need specific prayer for specific situations and do not with to ask in the ‘prayers for others’.
Norman is available for anyone who wishes prayer after the service. Please sit down at the front if you would like this.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS
Members of the Welcome Team will be pleased to provide details of any of the topics below – they are easily recognised by their name badges.
We provide crèche facilities during the morning service.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
We can arrange transport home if you need it.
Want to know more? Should you wish more information on who we are and how we live out our calling to be the church in Granton, speak to any of our welcome team or visit our website, where you can also sign up to receive our weekly eBulletin.
Open to all
Our aim is to provide a budget meal – at present £3.00 for 3 courses including tea and coffee) and importantly to create a friendly atmosphere for people to meet and chat on a regular basis.
It is open to everyone and we especially welcome those who live alone, who would appreciate having a meal made for them and companionship. We also manage to make a profit which we gladly hand over to the church to help with ever-increasing costs.
18:30 – Anchor Boys (P2 to P3)
18:30 – Junior Section (P4 to P6)
20:00 – Company & Senior Section (P7 to age 18)
Each week The Boys’ Brigade works with thousands of young people, many of whom have no other connection with the Church. Today we are working with over 60,000 children & young people in over 1500 companies (groups) in the UK & Republic of Ireland every week.
The Boys’ Brigade provides a balanced programme of activities for children and young people from 5 to 18 years old. These resources have been developed to help volunteer youth leaders work in a relevant and creative way. We hope through these programmes they will be able to make a positive contribution to a young person’s life and be able to share their faith.
Our work is split into age groups as follows:
-
- Anchor Section – for Boys in P2 to P3
- Junior Section – for Boys in P4 to P6
- Company Section – for Boys aged 11 to 15 years
- Seniors – for young men aged 15 to 18 years
Where have we come from?
The Boys’ Brigade has been around for over 125 years and in 2008 we celebrated our 125th Anniversary. Our Founder Sir William Alexander Smith, included in our Object “The Promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-Respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness” and that has not been changed.
What has changed is how we go about promoting that object. We recognise that the influences surrounding our young people are not always helpful and that too many lose control at great cost to themselves, their families and the community. The answer is to catch the energy and enthusiasm of youth and to channel it purposefully.
Our Object
The Object of The Boys’ Brigade is:
“The advancement of Christ’s kingdom among Boys and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness.”
What is a Home group?
A Home group is a small group of people from the Church who meet regularly, usually at someone’s home. These groups provide the opportunity to read and discuss the Bible together, to pray together and get to know one another.
Why go to a Home group?
There are 2 main reasons: (1) to study the bible and discuss issues that come from that, a small group environment is very helpful; (2) a small group provides an opportunity to meet and to get to know a more manageable number of people than you might meet at a Sunday service. That means there is a chance to get to know a group of people well, and therefore to be able to support and encourage them, and to be supported and encouraged.
What role do Home groups play within the Church?
In the book of Ephesians the Church is described as a body with a structure, ‘held together by every supporting ligament [which] grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.’ (Ephesians 4:16). We believe that Home groups play an important part in encouraging godliness, and building and developing relationships, within the context of good bible study, that strengthen the Church and help it to function as it ought.
What if I can’t get there every time?
Not everyone can get to a home group every time it meets. However, by going when you can, you will get to know others in the group who will be able to support you and pray for you when you can’t be there.
Which of the groups should I join?
We usually recommend that you try the group nearest to where you live. It may be that you visit other home groups to see where you feel the most comfortable. There are several groups meeting in and around Farnham on Wednesday evenings and one group which meets in Weybourne on a Tuesday evening.
What will be expected of me?
Our aim is to get to know you and to give you time to get to know the rest of your group. Some people are very used to this sort of environment, but it may be new to others. When you feel able to, you can contribute as much or as little as you like.
We have 2 Home Groups at the moment.
One meets on the first and 3rd Wednesday of each month at the home of Barbra Gordon, 2 Granton Place – email ian.moir@granton.org.uk for information
The other meets on the last Thursday of each month at the home of Linda & Derek Young, 110 Silverknowes Road – email linda@granton.org.uk for information
Join us for a cuppa and a cake. A chance to meet others and have a chat.
All welcome – bring your friends!
What is a Home group?
A Home group is a small group of people from the Church who meet regularly, usually at someone’s home. These groups provide the opportunity to read and discuss the Bible together, to pray together and get to know one another.
Why go to a Home group?
There are 2 main reasons: (1) to study the bible and discuss issues that come from that, a small group environment is very helpful; (2) a small group provides an opportunity to meet and to get to know a more manageable number of people than you might meet at a Sunday service. That means there is a chance to get to know a group of people well, and therefore to be able to support and encourage them, and to be supported and encouraged.
What role do Home groups play within the Church?
In the book of Ephesians the Church is described as a body with a structure, ‘held together by every supporting ligament [which] grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.’ (Ephesians 4:16). We believe that Home groups play an important part in encouraging godliness, and building and developing relationships, within the context of good bible study, that strengthen the Church and help it to function as it ought.
What if I can’t get there every time?
Not everyone can get to a home group every time it meets. However, by going when you can, you will get to know others in the group who will be able to support you and pray for you when you can’t be there.
Which of the groups should I join?
We usually recommend that you try the group nearest to where you live. It may be that you visit other home groups to see where you feel the most comfortable. There are several groups meeting in and around Farnham on Wednesday evenings and one group which meets in Weybourne on a Tuesday evening.
What will be expected of me?
Our aim is to get to know you and to give you time to get to know the rest of your group. Some people are very used to this sort of environment, but it may be new to others. When you feel able to, you can contribute as much or as little as you like.
We have 2 Home Groups at the moment.
One meets on the first Wednesday of each month at the home of Barbra Gordon, 2 Granton Place – email ian.moir@granton.org.uk for information
The other meets on the last Thursday of each month at the home of Linda & Derek Young, 110 Silverknowes Road – email linda@granton.org.uk for information
Magic Carpet is our play group for preschool children. Come and join us for songs, stories, crafts and a cuppa. It’s a really friendly group and a great place to meet other adults and children in your area. We’d love to see you there!
Fridays at 11am
This Week’s Bulletin
Everyone is warmly welcome to our Sunday services.
Our worship style could be described as ‘informal contemporary’, with elements of ‘traditional’ thrown in for good measure.
We recognise the importance of getting to know each other and do this both during the ‘welcome’ and after services over tea and coffee.
Prayer after the service
There are times when people need specific prayer for specific situations and do not with to ask in the ‘prayers for others’.
Norman is available for anyone who wishes prayer after the service. Please sit down at the front if you would like this.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS
Members of the Welcome Team will be pleased to provide details of any of the topics below – they are easily recognised by their name badges.
We provide crèche facilities during the morning service.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
We can arrange transport home if you need it.
Want to know more? Should you wish more information on who we are and how we live out our calling to be the church in Granton, speak to any of our welcome team or visit our website, where you can also sign up to receive our weekly eBulletin.
Open to all
Our aim is to provide a budget meal – at present £3.00 for 3 courses including tea and coffee) and importantly to create a friendly atmosphere for people to meet and chat on a regular basis.
It is open to everyone and we especially welcome those who live alone, who would appreciate having a meal made for them and companionship. We also manage to make a profit which we gladly hand over to the church to help with ever-increasing costs.
18:30 – Anchor Boys (P2 to P3)
18:30 – Junior Section (P4 to P6)
20:00 – Company & Senior Section (P7 to age 18)
Each week The Boys’ Brigade works with thousands of young people, many of whom have no other connection with the Church. Today we are working with over 60,000 children & young people in over 1500 companies (groups) in the UK & Republic of Ireland every week.
The Boys’ Brigade provides a balanced programme of activities for children and young people from 5 to 18 years old. These resources have been developed to help volunteer youth leaders work in a relevant and creative way. We hope through these programmes they will be able to make a positive contribution to a young person’s life and be able to share their faith.
Our work is split into age groups as follows:
-
- Anchor Section – for Boys in P2 to P3
- Junior Section – for Boys in P4 to P6
- Company Section – for Boys aged 11 to 15 years
- Seniors – for young men aged 15 to 18 years
Where have we come from?
The Boys’ Brigade has been around for over 125 years and in 2008 we celebrated our 125th Anniversary. Our Founder Sir William Alexander Smith, included in our Object “The Promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-Respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness” and that has not been changed.
What has changed is how we go about promoting that object. We recognise that the influences surrounding our young people are not always helpful and that too many lose control at great cost to themselves, their families and the community. The answer is to catch the energy and enthusiasm of youth and to channel it purposefully.
Our Object
The Object of The Boys’ Brigade is:
“The advancement of Christ’s kingdom among Boys and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness.”
Join us for a cuppa and a cake. A chance to meet others and have a chat.
All welcome – bring your friends!
Magic Carpet is our play group for preschool children. Come and join us for songs, stories, crafts and a cuppa. It’s a really friendly group and a great place to meet other adults and children in your area. We’d love to see you there!
Fridays at 11am
Monthly hearty breakfast fellowship for all men around the church and community.
Email info@granton.org.uk to book a place.
Note: (maybe also West Hall if Heating fails)
This Week’s Bulletin
Everyone is warmly welcome to our Sunday services.
Our worship style could be described as ‘informal contemporary’, with elements of ‘traditional’ thrown in for good measure.
We recognise the importance of getting to know each other and do this both during the ‘welcome’ and after services over tea and coffee.
Prayer after the service
There are times when people need specific prayer for specific situations and do not with to ask in the ‘prayers for others’.
Norman is available for anyone who wishes prayer after the service. Please sit down at the front if you would like this.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS
Members of the Welcome Team will be pleased to provide details of any of the topics below – they are easily recognised by their name badges.
We provide crèche facilities during the morning service.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
We can arrange transport home if you need it.
Want to know more? Should you wish more information on who we are and how we live out our calling to be the church in Granton, speak to any of our welcome team or visit our website, where you can also sign up to receive our weekly eBulletin.
Open to all
Our aim is to provide a budget meal – at present £3.00 for 3 courses including tea and coffee) and importantly to create a friendly atmosphere for people to meet and chat on a regular basis.
It is open to everyone and we especially welcome those who live alone, who would appreciate having a meal made for them and companionship. We also manage to make a profit which we gladly hand over to the church to help with ever-increasing costs.
Join us for a cuppa and a cake. A chance to meet others and have a chat.
All welcome – bring your friends!
Magic Carpet is our play group for preschool children. Come and join us for songs, stories, crafts and a cuppa. It’s a really friendly group and a great place to meet other adults and children in your area. We’d love to see you there!
Fridays at 11am
Note: (maybe also West Hall if Heating fails)
This Week’s Bulletin
Everyone is warmly welcome to our Sunday services.
Our worship style could be described as ‘informal contemporary’, with elements of ‘traditional’ thrown in for good measure.
We recognise the importance of getting to know each other and do this both during the ‘welcome’ and after services over tea and coffee.
Prayer after the service
There are times when people need specific prayer for specific situations and do not with to ask in the ‘prayers for others’.
Norman is available for anyone who wishes prayer after the service. Please sit down at the front if you would like this.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS
Members of the Welcome Team will be pleased to provide details of any of the topics below – they are easily recognised by their name badges.
We provide crèche facilities during the morning service.
Feel free to sit anywhere within the congregation as there are no personalised seats.
Toilets are located in the vestibule at the back of the church and also just through the door on the pulpit side of the church.
We can arrange transport home if you need it.
Want to know more? Should you wish more information on who we are and how we live out our calling to be the church in Granton, speak to any of our welcome team or visit our website, where you can also sign up to receive our weekly eBulletin.