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Date: 16-11-2011 Message:
Thanks for your kind comments!
Date: 15-11-2011 Message:
Tres excellente
Date: 15-11-2011 Message:
Well done Miss Anne!
Date: 02-08-2011 Message:
Keep it cmiong, writers, this is good stuff.
Date: 04-04-2011 Message:
visited your beautiful churchyard , on sunday 27th march 2011,looking for my grandmothers plot , she was named elizabeth jane dalgarno .
i found a william dalgarno & then went to your local shop who informed me of the other graveyard near the culsh monument .
on entering the cemetary , the heavens opened , but that didnt dampen my search , and i mananged to locate 10 plots of Dalgarno family .
one plot had flowers and a card "from the dalgarno family "
are there any dalgarnos still around New deer? i trien to find the farm where my grandmother was born it was called "Denhead of Auchmaliddie " , anyone know if it still exists , i couldnt find it on my brief stop . its a long way from newcastle to new deer . i can be contacted by email - jayney33@talktalk.net
Date: 14-02-2011 Message:
Ancestory records can be obtained from the Registrar in Maud: Tel 011441771613666
Paul Read (Pastor)
Date: 10-02-2011 Message:
Hello, I am from Canada and am researching my family tree. My ancestors are from New Deer so I was interested in finding the cemetery records. Could you tell me if these are available? Thank you.
Date: 05-02-2011 Message:
I've been looking for an actual address for the church on your website and can't find one. I don't live in New Deer and am due to attend a funeral there. Maybe an address and map would be useful for others visiting your site. You don't come up on yell.com either. Your site does looks like you have a nice friendly congregation though.
Date: 05-02-2011 Message:
Thanks for stopping by and for the suggestion - there is a link to a map of our location on the front page in the paragraph starting "St. Kane's is a Church of Scotland..." but we'll try to make it more obvious. The church is on Church Crescent - once you get to New Deer you can't miss it as it has a big clock tower.
Date: 28-01-2011 Message:
Thanks for your kind comments, we took a look at your website and are blown away by all you do in your church. May God continue to bless your ministry. Are Youth for Christ present in your area?Our family volunteer with North East Scotland Youth for Christ see www.nesyfc.org.uk.
Love in Christ from all at St Kane's
Date: 15-01-2011 Message:
Hello:
I found your site through Pastor Paul Read's comments on Rick Warren's webpage on prayer for pastors. I serve as a Sunday School teacher with senior adults in our church. The St. Kane's Church site is excellent! To GOD be the glory! Take care and keep looking UP--Jesus is coming soon!
Chuck
First Baptist Church
Kennesaw, Georgia
www.kfbc.org ~ Joshua 1:9
Date: 19-03-2010 Message:
St Kane's is very lucky to have Paul Read as their minister. Although I live across the Atlantic,in the United States, I have had the great pleasure of meeting Paul and attending his services. He blessed my daughter's marriage in 2007 and on March 3rd 2010 performed a beautiful service at my Mother's funeral. Both of these services were conducted at Strathy Church of Scotland.
Paul,I will miss seeing you when I visit Scotland but will stay in touch via e-mail. Love to both you and Joy.
Ann, Mooresville,NC,USA
Date: 14-03-2010 Message:
FROM YOUR NEW MINISTER'S FRIEND IN ATALNTA ,GA, USA.. YOU WILL FIND PAUL READ A FINE LEADER AND AN EXCELLENT PREACHER[PULPITEER] HIS WIFE ,JOY, WILL BE A BLESSING TO YOU ALL.. BROWN DENNIS
Date: 29-08-2006 Message:
Further to 13th August - One thousand years ago, this part of Buchan was largely pagan with maybe a vague belief in God. Then a man called Kane brought the Good News of Jesus to the area in the late 900s AD. He belonged to the old Celtic church, founded four centuries earlier by Columba and with a local base at the monastry of Deer (now Old Deer).
Date: 13-08-2006 Message:
hi everyone
can anyone tell me anything about who St Kane was please?
thanks
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