Church Without Walls - the next step ?
I was at the Parliament earlier this evening, as a guest of "Care for the Family" this is an opportunity that MSPs can offer Charities, to allow them to show case their work to potential funders. I think I was there because I acted as an advisor to the Scottish Office of care when they were applying to Lloyds TSB for funding. I'm happy to report that they were successful. Anyway I hope it was a worthwhile opportunity for the organisers because they are doing a good...
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The emails and letters are still coming in to the CWW Office from all around the country. All sorts of people expressing their appreciation for the event. When the Planning Group meets together we will take into account all the things that have been said. One thing is for certain we will need Commissioners at the General Assembly to rise to the occasion and speak in favour of the work we have been doing. This will especially have to be done when the over all budget is...
It was agreat feeling to move around the site at Ingliston tonight and see everything coming together. I really enjoyed meeting up with a couple of the ex members of the Bogle band., Keith Tait and Ash Kimber who are involved with leading the worship this weekend. The hall is huge and it is almost impossible to get a perfect sound but Craig Pryde and the sound crew were doing an amazing job this evening. As for the banners that Rae Manger worked so hard on to...
Have a look at the site, for the CWW National Gathering. It is beginning to look impressive. All the tents have been erected and it really does make you feel that God is in all of this. I think it will be an amazing sight to see so many churches represented at Ingliston. Hillington Park Parish in Glasgow have their overseas partner Rita Nkemba from Dwelling Places in Uganda with them. Rita is the Director of this Charity that works with around 500 street children in...
The last few days have been pretty busy as we begin the countdown to the CWW National Gathering. I've been trying my best to get publicity in the press and also on the radio. I'm grateful to the journalist who have written about the event. We've have coverage on a number of local radio stations, as well as a five minute slot on Radio Scotland's "Sally on Sunday" if you click here you can listen to the programme again but you need to wait for the last 5 minutes before...