St Michael's Intimations and Announcements
Week commencing 5th February 2012
Office Opening Hours: Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 9 am – 12 pm. Tue by appointment.
Minister's Vestry Hour: Wed 7.00 – 9.00 pm. For an appointment please contact the office.
Notice Board. In addition to the specific notices on this intimation sheet, please note there are a number of posters publicising particular events displayed on the notice board in the servery area of the Kirk Hall.
Intimations. All notices need to be in the church office by Thursday morning.
Knowing Christ Better
The Help Centre can offer information covering many concerns. Wondering where to access support for yourself or another? Tel 842646, or look at www.helpcentre.org.uk
A Bereavement Support Group is held monthly in Cross House with the aim of lessening the sense of isolation, chaos and despair often felt after the death of a loved one. Further information from Sheila Rae Tel 847538 or contact her at
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Housegroup: On Friday 10th February at 10.00am in Room 5, Cross House. Joshua: The Man God Can Use. All welcome. Please call Nina Marshall 671099 for more details.
Fusion is the group that meets during the school holidays in place of all the normal Junior Church groups. It will be running on Sun 12th Feb and Sun 19th Feb. All those normally in Sunshine Starters, Bright Sparks, Trailblazers and Quest are welcome to come along. We meet in the church and then head to the Kirk Hall for activities. If you are an adult who doesn’t normally help in Junior Church and would be willing to help either of these weeks please see Suzi.
Serving Him Together
Pew Cards – please remember to use the pew cards to inform the Ministers of anyone who is in hospital or needs a visit and hand them to a Duty Elder or into the Church Office.
Men's Association. We are invited to attend the meeting of the Guild to be held in the Kirk Hall at 7.30pm on Monday 6th February when Julia Stephens (SRPS Bo'ness) will give a talk on how to make a Railway Museum.
GUILD. The next meeting will be held in Kirk Hall on Monday, 6th February at 7.30pm when the speaker will be Julia Stephens from the Scottish Railway Preservation Society in Bo'ness with the topic "How to make a Railway Museum". A warm welcome is extended to all.
Making him known to others
Re:charge is next on Sat Feb 11th. All those in S3-S4 are welcome to join us, 7.30-9.30pm in the LYPP lounge for an evening with lots of fun and laughter.
XChange is next on Fri Feb 24th. All those in P7-S2 are welcome to join us, 7.30-9.30pm at St John’s, Union Road for an evening of mayhem!
Allsorts is next on Sat Feb 25th. All those in P4-P6 are welcome to join us, 6.30-8.30pm in Cross House for a holiday club style evening of fun!
General Notices
Notice Board. In addition to the specific notices on this intimation sheet, please note there are a number of posters publicising particular events displayed on the notice board in the servery area of the Kirk Hall.
Intimations. All notices need to be in the church office by Thursday morning.
Notice Board. In addition to the specific notices on this intimation sheet, please note there are a number of posters publicising particular events displayed on the notice board in the servery area of the Kirk Hall.
Intimations. All notices need to be in the church office by Thursday morning.
Care for the Family Course – 2012. Sometimes we’re so busy we don’t have time to stop and think about how to be a good parent - don’t despair! Care for the Family has developed a compact parenting course to refresh your skills and help bring your family closer together. It’s especially recommended for those with children in the 8 - 14 years age group. As well as being a fantastic parenting booster, How To Drug Proof Your Kids also offers long-term strategies to steer your children away from drugs and alcohol. You will gain the confidence to know that you CAN influence your children’s choices! (www.dpyk.org.uk). Thanks to St. Michael’s, this course has been running in Linlithgow for 8 years now, with many parents enjoying its benefits - why not you this time? Starts Wednesday 29th Feb, 7.30 – 9.30 p.m., for five weeks. Venue: Linlithgow Academy Library, Cost: £10. To enrol or find out more, contact Rona Molloy (01506 842857) /
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The Blood Transfusion Mobile Unit will visit the Low Port Centre, Blackness Road on Sunday 12 February 10.00am-12.30pm & 2.00pm-4.00pm then Monday 13 February 2.30pm-4.15pm & 5.30pm-8.00pm. New volunteers – anyone in good health from the age of 17 to 66th birthday.
FREE TO GOOD HOME While doing a Spring-Clean on the Dressing Room and the AV cupboard in the Kirk Hall, the following items have come to light that we can find no owners for. If anyone will take responsibility or has any use for a Very Large Loud-Speaker; a full scale folding Table-Tennis Table; a Table Football Table; an electronic Keyboard; or some pink Supports; please let the office, Alex Adam (843070) or Chris Collen (844245) know by Saturday 18th February after which they will be disposed of.
The monthly meeting of Results UK, Linlithgow Branch, will take place on Tuesday 7th February starting at 7.30pm at 26 Friars Brae, Linlithgow. The topic will be "Educating children disabled by diseases of poverty" - a situation worth considering at a time when families in Linlithgow are about to enjoy a mid-term holiday. For background information and details of the suggested action, telephone 01506 842646. People interested to find out more about this subject and other development matters will be most welcome.
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