Church services and all activities cancelled until further notice. 

Worship with us at
St Vigeans Church
​DD11 4RD

Sunday Morning Service begins at 11.30 a.m.

Come early and enjoy a cup of coffee before the service.
Crafts and activities are available for children in church during the service, and if they wish,  they are encouraged to join with members of the Fun Club (during school term) who leave for the hall after the  second hymn.

PLEASE NOTE: The service on the first Sunday of the month takes place in the hall instead of the church.  During the winter months this service in the hall will be followed by a snack lunch, so there will be no tea or coffee preceding the service on snack lunch days.

Holy Communion
takes place on the last Sundays in January, March, June & October
during morning service.
​If you are unable to attend communion services in church or in the hall and require communion in your own home, please let us know.

Messy Church Worship
in Church
​Third Saturday of alternate months at
10.30 a.m.
followed by a light lunch.
​Find out more by clicking on the button below.

Messy Church

Worship in the hall the first Sunday each month at 11.30 a.m.,
(and in the winter months, September through to May, this will be followed by a soup lunch).


Worship with us at Tarriebank the second Thursday every other month (alternating with Cairnie Lodge) at 2.30 p.m. It would be greatly appreciated if members of the congregation could go along to this service. Services currently suspended.


Worship with us at Cairnie Lodge  the second Thursday of every other month (alternating with Tarriebank) at 2.30 p.m. It would be greatly appreciated if members of the congregation could go along to support this service. Services currently suspended.

Please go to the NEWS page to get daily devotionals, and much more. 
 See below for worship with Keith and scroll further down for more videos.

AN EASTER PRAYER
 Lord thank you for loving us more than life itself.
God, life is hard and uncertain. So much pain, hurt and heartache seems to surround us. And yet knowing this, You still willingly gave up your life and became God with us and God who rescues us.
Thank you.
Because of your sacrifice, we can spend eternity with you. There is no pain You cannot conquer, no hurt you cannot heal, and no life you cannot transform.
Your death and resurrection proved that nothing is impossible for You, and that we are more than conquerors because of You.
Today and every day, help us fix our hearts and minds on you. And as we do please give us more of your joy, hope, and peace.
We love you Lord and we want to worship You. Oh, my soul rejoice! Take joy my King in what you hear Let it be a sweet, sweet sound in your ear.
Amen.

Palm Sunday Worship with Keith Scott

​Loving Heavenly Father,
Your word says that you answer people when they call on Your  name, and that You deliver them.
Right now we would ask that You will heal those who are sick or carrying the COVID-19 virus without knowing it. Heal them and protect those around them.
Provide a cure for the Coronavrius and heal our economy. Bring a quick and miraculous end to the darkness in our world. Whether Your healing comes today, next week, or next month, we believe that You will heal our world. And we will continue to praise You, even as we wait for answers. Please deliver us we pray.
In Jesus name
Amen.

​A PRAYER FOR CONNECTION
Dear God,
Being alone is hard. We were created for community, not confinement.
But we’re grateful that no matter how alone we may feel, You never leave us or forsake us. And we’re grateful for technology that helps us stay in touch with each other.
Today, please remind us that this time of social distancing and isolation will not last forever.
Give us the strength to endure this difficult season, and deepen our connection with You and Your people.
Empower us with an extra dose of your love, peace, hope and joy because we need it. Remind us of your promises and please heal our land.
In Jesus Name
Amen.
   

Church at Home: Week 1

Church at Home: Week 2

Church at Home: Week 3

Read & Discuss

Scripture Reading One: Luke 19:28-48
The people expected Jesus to bring peace and rule as king in a way that they could understand. Jesus grieved over this because he knew they would suffer, and because he longed for them to see him as the true King through the suffering. Like Jesus, it’s okay to grieve over shattered expectations and suffering.

• Take a moment and express any grief you’re feeling over suffering or shattered expectations.
• Jesus is the King, despite the way the world looks right now. What questions does that bring up for you? What truths can you rely on at this time?

Scripture Reading Two: Isaiah 52:7-53:12
This passage proclaims that God himself is coming to rescue his people—and this is good news—but it will happen in a surprising way: God’s appointed one, the Messiah, will enter into the suffering and death of our world. There’s a lot of suffering and pain going on in our world right now. God enters into our suffering. He experiences it personally and is present with us and all those who suffer.

• Write down or speak out loud where you see suffering and pain in the world and your community right now.
• Now pray or speak out loud these same instances again, taking in the truth that God is present in those situations and suffers with us.

Scripture Reading Three: John 12:12-33
For Jesus, his suffering was the way God’s power and love should be shown to the world. The cross shows us that God’s ultimate response to human death and suffering was love: to die alongside us and for us, and to overcome death with his resurrection life. This is Jesus’ upside-down Kingdom.

• What kind of things is Jesus doing for others in this passage?
• Jesus calls his followers to do what he does. In what ways specifically can you suffer alongside others, or serve and love others.

---