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Current Projects include:
> Dove Coffee Lounge – open 10-12 Mon.-Fri (10-2 every Wednesday). Staffed by around 50 volunteers from the three churches.
> Christian Aid – representatives from the three churches work together throughout the year to raise awareness of Christian Aid events, appeals and wider issues.
> Freshstart – an Edinburgh project for the Homeless, which is supported by all three churches, with a group to co-ordinate responses to this project.
> Schools – The ministerial team supports the schools, both within the parish, and on the outskirts, which are within the remit of the United Reformed and Episcopal congregations. A partnership with one primary school has led to a school-to-school link in Ghana, through an existing partnership with the Presbyterian Church.
> Bridges magazine – bridging Church and Community. Launched in 2003, Bridges is produced three times a year (Advent/Easter/Summer) and distributed to most households in the Murrayfield Parish (around 3,500). An audit to consider the value of Bridges as a means of connecting the Churches with the local community was recently carried out, the outcome of which was very positive and encouraging.
Murrayfield Club. A club that meets weekly at Murrayfield Parish Church for people with Dementia. Supported by NHS Scotland. Please contact us for further information
> Dove Coffee Lounge – open 10-
> Christian Aid – representatives from the three churches work together throughout the year to raise awareness of Christian Aid events, appeals and wider issues.
> Freshstart – an Edinburgh project for the Homeless, which is supported by all three churches, with a group to co-
> Schools – The ministerial team supports the schools, both within the parish, and on the outskirts, which are within the remit of the United Reformed and Episcopal congregations. A partnership with one primary school has led to a school-
> Bridges magazine – bridging Church and Community. Launched in 2003, Bridges is produced three times a year (Advent/Easter/Summer) and distributed to most households in the Murrayfield Parish (around 3,500). An audit to consider the value of Bridges as a means of connecting the Churches with the local community was recently carried out, the outcome of which was very positive and encouraging.
Murrayfield Club. A club that meets weekly at Murrayfield Parish Church for people with Dementia. Supported by NHS Scotland. Please contact us for further information
Downloadable Copies of Bridges. Click on relevant copy. Care 1mb in size
Summer 2007 Christmas 2007 Easter 2008 Summer 2008
