HUMBIE PARISH CHURCH

Messy Church on 20 January

7/1/2019

Our next Messy Church is on Sunday, 20 January, 4-6pm in the Fletcher Hall in East Saltoun, and this time, it'll all be about water.

We'll explore how important water is for us, what we can do to keep it clean and safe for us and all the creatures living in it.

There'll be water-related crafts and games, a toddler and baby corner, a song and stories from the Bible, and supper for the children.

Children of all ages are very welcome, and need to be accompanied by an adult.

We hope to see you there!

A Blue Christmas Service

13/11/2018

Advent and Christmas can be a difficult time when we have lost a loved one - no matter how long ago. We will again be holding a Blue Christmas Service to remember those whom we miss especially at this time, on Sunday, 16 December 2018, at 4pm in Yester Church. All very welcome!

Advent and Christmas Services

13/11/2018

We would be very happy to welcome you to any or all of our Advent and Christmas services.

Apart from our services listed here,
we will again support the Community Christmas Lunch on 10 December,
and have a Christmas Assembly for the pupils, staff, parents and carers
at Humbie Primary School and Nursery.

Church and Community Newsletter

31/10/2018

The autumn Church and Community Newsletter is freshly printed and will be distributed to all households in the parish in the coming days. Copies are also available from the church, and you can also read it here. Enjoy!

Remembrance Sunday

4/10/2018

On Remembrance Sunday, 11 November, we will gather at 10.45am at the War Memorial at the crossroads for an Act of Remembrance, followed by a Remembrance Service in Humbie Church. Both will be led by the Rev Jim Black.

All are warmly invited to participate.

And at 12.30pm, we'll ring our church bell - it will ring alongside church bells all around the country, to mark the 100th anniversary of the Armistice.

St Martin's Candle Service

4/10/2018

Our next Evening Service will be held on Wednesday, 7 November, at 7pm in Humbie Church. In it, we'll reflect on the story of St Martin of Tours, and get to know the German tradition of lantern and candle processions around his feast day. The service will be quieter and more reflective than our traditional Sunday morning services. Everybody is warmly invited!

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