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Saturday, 24th October from 2:30-4:30pm all are welcome to join together for an afternoon of tea and games at St. Cyprian's as we celebrate 150 years of the Mothers' Union. This fundraiser will go towards funding the justice work which support low-income families locally and abroad. Hope to see you there!This content isn't available at the moment
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Do you have a young artist in your home? We are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Mothers' Union with a kids art contest! All children are welcome to design a picture to represent something about life 150 years ago and to turn it in at St. Cyprian's Church to participate in our Victorian Afternoon Fete and to have a chance at winning one of 3 age group prizes! More information is contained in the attached photo with some ideas to get your creative wheels turning. All entries must be received by 23 October for display and judging at our Victorian Afternoon Fete on Saturday, 24 October. Hope to see you there!---Image Visual Description: The image shows a child painting a picture and another image shows a variety of art supplies. The text reads: Kids Art Contest - Calling All Budding Artists! Our Mother’s Union organisation is 150 years old! As part of our celebration, we are inviting children to make a picture showing something from around 150 years ago. The subject and choice of art materials is entirely up to each child. There are three age categories, with a prize for the winning picture in each category. We can’t wait to see your amazing artwork! Some ideas to get you going...Inventions from 150 years ago - the microphone, thetelephone, the typewriter...Games they played: checkers, croquet, tiddlywinks, etc...What do you think life was like for kids in the Victorian era?How to Enter:Write the following information on the back of each picture:1. Name and Age of artist2. Parent or Legal Guardian’s name and phone number3. Title of picture (optional)Put your picture in an envelop & slip it into the woodenletterbox on the stone wall adjacent to the green hall doorat St. Cyprian’s, Beech Road, Lenzie, by Friday, 23 October.
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Today’s Sunday School leaders are both keen hikers, so we decided to explore the theme of how we can use the Bible as our guidebook for life. We had a map and compass to represent Jesus showing us the Way. Then we had a headtorch representing the Light of the World; a walking pole to show us how we can lean on God’s support; some warm clothes, food and water to remind us of how God provides what we need; and a helmet and harness to help us see how God can guide us through difficult times. We also had jelly babies, but they disappeared too fast for a photo and we couldn’t find a reference to them in the Bible either!! We finished the session by practising how to follow directions - with a game of Twister!
Another uplifting service this morning when we received Kerryanne into the Episcopal Church, and also celebrated Communion Recognition Day for four members of our Sunday School. The new communicants have been working with their mentors over the last couple of months to learn more about what Communion means. Under Rev Audrey’s supervision, they each created a banner to depict their understanding of the significance of receiving bread and wine. They had some great ideas, incorporating God’s love, the blessing of a loving family, Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross and the glories of creation.As we love a good celebration at St. Cyprian’s, this was, of course, followed by a bit of a party. A time to share food, fellowship and cake!