Abernethy Parish Church is very active with lots of groups meeting and serving each week. You can find out what’s happening online each week here.
Sunday Worship
Join us on Sundays for our Sunday Services.
Youth Groups
Our church Youth Work is for young people aged 0-17 and runs on Sundays and Tuesdays.
Home Group
Offering Bible Study, Prayer, and Fellowship – Thursday nights at Lagmore. Contact David Belsham on 01479 821137.
Monday Lunches & Afternoon Teas
Monday lunches are served in the Church Hall (from 12.30pm) from beginning of October to the Monday before Easter. Soup, sandwiches and baking at a modest cost with good company. Afternoon teas are served instead on the second Monday of each of the summer months, from 2.30pm – 4.00pm.
Persecuted Church Support Group
Our next meeting for an opportunity to pray together for people persecuted for their faith in the Lord Jesus is Monday 15th September at 7.30pm in the church hall. Do join us to gain an insight into peoples stories, be encouraged and also to pray and fellowship together.
Church Working Groups
We have several working groups to help facilitate our active church life. These are usually led by one of our elders and cover a wide variety of areas. If you are interested in finding out more or serving on one of these teams, please just contact us.
Our current teams are as follows:
-Mission & Developing Faith
-Children & Youth
-World Mission -Pastoral Care
-Fellowship & Events
-9.30 Service Working Group
-11.30 Service Working Group
-Property and Fabric
-Eco-Congregation
-Finance
-Admin & Communications
-Safeguarding
Session Clerk – Stephen Hutchison
The Session Clerk acts as secretary to the Kirk Session, the church’s leadership body. The role includes keeping the minutes and records, handling official correspondence, maintaining the membership roll, and supporting the elders in the running of the church.
Stephen brings a wealth of experience to the role. He was previously Session Clerk at Hilton Parish Church in Inverness, where he and his wife Ingrid were both elders. He has also worked as a consultant in palliative medicine, including as the first consultant in the specialty for Highland Hospice.
Stephen and Ingrid live in Cromdale. He enjoys reading and cycling, so if you spot a red blur speeding through the village, it may well be him.
