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Welcome to the St. Kane's New Deer Website
New Deer Church of Scotland
"Where everyone's welcome, nobody's perfect, and anything is possible"
New Deer Church is a Christ-centred, biblically- focused family of faith. We move forward each day as we respond individually and together to the transforming love of God. We enjoy and serve God in our teaching and learning. We serve God in our Sunday worship and we enjoy service to God in our community. We serve and enjoy God in our personal lives. We love God and God’s gift of life as we learn what it means for us to be followers of Jesus.
St. Kane's is a Church of Scotland (presbyterian) church in New Deer, a village in North East Scotland. Click here for a map of our location (the Church Centre is right next door to the church). Thankyou for showing an interest in us by visiting our site! Please take some time to explore our site and find out more about us. We enjoy good fellowship together and hope you will join us either at our service on a Sunday or at one of the groups running during the week. Young people, please go to our section on youthwork.
We are pleased to announce that after preaching as Sole Nominee, Rev. Paul Read has been called to be Minister of New Deer St Kane's linked with Maud & Savoch Church, his induction took place on 25th March at St Kane's Church.
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New to Christianity, or just interested?
St Kane's will be running an Alpha course again soon to answer any questions you might have. Follow this link for details...
Whats happening at St Kane's in the future?
St Kane's Guild Kirk Shoppie from 27th September - till 2nd October, Soup and Sweet on the 2nd Oct See diary for times
What's happening at St Kane's in the next two weeks?
Kids after School club 5.30- 6.30 Wendesdays in the church centre. P1 - P7 children
Click on the diary link on the left to search the complete diary
| Wed 08-09-2010 | Community | After School Kids Club 5.30 - 6.30pm in the church centre - P1 - P7 . Games, Stories and Food!! Free | | Sun 12-09-2010 | Home | Sunday Worship in the church 11.30 am. All welcome Refreshments after in the church centre. | | Sun 12-09-2010 | Youth Work | Rock Solid meets in the church at 11.30am then go over to the centre for group time. | | Wed 15-09-2010 | Community | After School Kids Club 5.30 - 6.30pm in the church centre - P1 - P7 . Games, Stories and Food!! Free | | Sun 19-09-2010 | Home | St Kane's Gathering Service, with praise led by the praise band, an all age family service. All welcome. | | Wed 22-09-2010 | Community | After School Kids Club 5.30 - 6.30pm in the church centre - P1 - P7 . Games, Stories and Food!! Free |
Recent News
What's been going on at St Kane's recently? Click on the news archive link on the left to search the full news archive
| Craig and friends brought some wonderful music to St Kane's both on Friday 24th July when they performed Country Music, and on Sunday 25th July when the team led the morning worship. There ministry has touched many lives across Northern Scotland, and we were blessed to be included in their tour this year. More info in Newsletter downloadable from this site. (View article on seperate page) | | | | Last week over 50 children and young people came along to the centre to the holiday club. This year the theme was 'The Highlanders' and Andy Burns and Anna Carr, who had come from Dundee led the event. As usual, the super soaker came along, but as well as all the fun the children (and adults) had each day there was lots of teaching and singing and craft work, and the puppets Jock and Susie paid a visit.. There was also an evening event when young people came along and had different food each night,as well as playing table tennis, computer ... (Show full article) | | | | This year 24 leaders and young people travelled by coach down to Moffat for our annual residential. We stayed at the Well Road Centre and had a great week of teaching - Youth Alpha - and praise - thanks Ben and Ian. We aslo made banners, mirror tiles, photo frame decoration and various other crafts. Anne and Caroline did all the cooking - thanks for that!(How many calories in the yummy hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream???)- and we had lots of fun with various games. We were able to do outdoor games in the park just along the road, rugby ... (Show full article) | | | | This takes place again from August 9th for a week 10 - 12.00am, more information can be found here and the application form can be downloaded here. (View article on seperate page) | | | A small number of members boarded the bus bound for Banff links for the annual picnic -they were joined by several more members who had travelled by car. It was a bit blustery when we arrived at Banff, but we set off for a walk along the beach. Some of the younger folk stayed to play at the playpark. We then set up camp, behind the windbreaks for our picnic lunch - it was actually quite warm for a while, and the hardy Ian, Ian and Jonathon along with Ringo went in for a dip into the 'freezing' sea!!!!!
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