Sunday Morning Worship
10.00am
CRUDEN PARISH CHURCH
Cruden Parish Church News
Tea and coffee are served in the hall after the service. Everybody welcome
‘Take what you need & give what you can.’
The Community Larder is open each Friday from 10.30 am to 12.00 noon.
Based in the Pavilion in Mill Park, there will be an opportunity to enjoy tea and coffee and obtain a variety of foodstuffs (donated by supermarkets & businesses) which were surplus to requirement.
The Community Larder is not a Food Bank. However, it will also offer a local opportunity to share surplus food stuffs (i.e., the collection of tins and dried goods that are lurking at back of all our kitchen cupboards.!) We also have access to a fridge and freezer and can accept fresh & frozen items that are still in the use by date. This also includes home grown fruit and vegetables.
The project, which is being run by volunteers from Cruden Parish Church and in partnership with the Cruden Bay Communtiy Association and Cfine.
Fellowship Group
During the summer, the fellowship group will be meeting every month, and every fortnight during the autumn. Ou next meeting takes place on Monday 28th July at 7.00 pm, meeting in the manse. Everybody welcome.
LOOKING AHEAD
Holiday Cover
if you need the help of a minister while Sean is away, pastoral cover is being provided by the minister of New Deer - Rev. Aileen McFie: 01771 644631 arobson@churchofscotland.org.uk
Local Ecumenical Service
10.00 am, Sunday 27th July 2025- local ecumenical service with St James’ the Less Episcopal Church. The service will take place in Cruden Parish Church
Online Broadcast of Services
The service will be broadcast live via the church YouTube channel and be available for later viewing. A link is available below and on the Facebook page. A copy of the Order of Service, which includes the words of the responses, readings, hymns, intimations etc., is available on request via email.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHmupi-esvh4krJ26qfwCcQ/live
6 July 2025
Cruden Parish Church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland, in the Presbytery of the North East and the Nornern Isles in rural Aberdeenshire. Cruden Parish Church is situated between Cruden Bay on the coast and the village of Hatton three miles inland.