Dunbarney and Forgandenny Church

Sunday 13th October 2024

The Sunday Service on 13 October 2024 will be held in Forgandenny Church (next door to Forgandenny Primary School - PH2 9EL) at 11.00am. Please do join us. Please come along and be part of the congregation. You would be made most welcome. The draft order of service can be downloaded here. The service will be live streamed this week.

Next week's service (20 October 2024) will take place in Forgandenny Church at 11.00am. There will be an earlier service at our neighbouring parish on 20th October in Aberdalgie Church at 9.30am.

Please note that due to refurbishment works in Dunbarney Church, Sunday services will be in Forgandenny Church until further notice. The services will also be live streamed.

The services will continue to be live streamed services through Facebook/You Tube and uploaded to the Phone Broadcast system (01738 239392). To watch the most recent service, please click below

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Dunbarney Refurbishment

Annual Accounts and Budget 2023

At the Stated Annual Meeting, the following accounts, report and budget were outlined. If you would like further information, please contact Mrs Alison Jolliffe, Treasurer. Many thanks

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Cycling without Age

Have you, or someone you know, got limited mobility?
Then get in touch, feel the wind in your hair, and enjoy a trishaw ride in your local area or in Perth. They seat two people, but one person can be on their own or with a friend or carer.
Volunteers are trained to ‘pilot’ the trishaws.

Perth currently has three trishaws which are out regularly around the Inch, Quarrymill or wherever anyone fancies going for about an hour.

One, or more, can be brought out to Bridge of Earn if anyone would like to go out in this area.
Look on their website for some videos and more information: www. cyclingwithoutage.scot

If you would like to book a ride (they’re free) then contact Anne Larg and we can chat about where you would like to go and when.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Anne Larg
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01738 812805.

For the latest flyer relating to Perth, please click here.

Be Still

Here the doubting have found faith, the anxious have been encouraged.
Here the tempted have found help, the sorrowful comfort.
Here the weary have found rest, the strong have been renewed.
Here the aged have found peace, the young have been inspired.
Here the sinners have found forgiveness, and the saints their salvation.
Here may you find refreshment, and peace in your life’s meaning.
Come in and rest and pray, and may the God of peace grant you His blessing in your going out.
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Dan Jones is a local man who is a keen composer, arranger and writer and a great support to the congregation. He currently teaches at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. He recorded his arrangement of Be Still for the Presence of the Lord in Dunbarney Church garden in July 2021.

Welcome to Our Congregation

From the Rev Allan J. Wilson
Parish Minister, Dunbarney and Forgandenny Church.

Welcome to Dunbarney and Forgandenny Parish Church website. We are an active congregation of the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian) that serves our Parish, which includes the villages of Bridge of Earn & Kintillo, Forgandenny and Oudenarde. Our congregation is part of the Presbytery of Perth. We are a united congregation but retain two church buildings.

Normally both buildings have a Sunday service every week - apart from those occasions when we have a united service. At the moment however, due to Coronavirus (Covid-19) we are holding a single service on a Sunday morning in Dunbarney Church at 10.30am with additional occasional services at Forgandenny Church at 2.00pm. The service is live-streamed on Facebook Live through our Facebook Page at 10.30am. It would be great if you could join us. Go to our Facebook page and ask to join.

Dunbarney and Forgandenny Parish Church has served the local community in one way or another, for well over 250 years. Our aim is to be a place of Christian worship and outreach and a hub for the community enabling people to connect with Jesus and one another. We are welcoming and hospitable. We want to build each other up in faith and to love one another. As an 'Eco-Congregation' we also try - through prayer, worship and action - to discover what it means to care for God’s creation. We hope that the information on this website will show something of who we are and what we try to do for the community.

In a website, we can only scratch the surface of what we are about and give a small flavour of the work and worship that takes place in the church. We hope that when the time comes, you will be able come along on a Sunday or perhaps, to one of the groups that meets throughout the week. I'm sure you would be made so welcome.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. However, the best way to find out who we are is to experience us in person—come join us! Your are most welcome.