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Where we are now - latest update


Congregational update
          Monday 19th October 2020
                 Your safety - our concern.
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  1. The congregation will be asked to sit in allocated seats to maintain two metre social distancing.
(Please note! this measure is only to last during the COVID-19 emergency)
  1. Hand sanitizers are to hand and should be used on entry and upon leaving
  2. Please use toilets only in an emergency
  3.  A retiring offering plate will be left at the door for tithes and offerings
  4. There will be no singing, just the Rev. McCammon’s Church prayers, sermon, and announcements
  5. There can be no hand shaking
  6.  The two parts of the kitchen and vestry will be used for the creche
  7. The congregation will leave the building commencing with the back seats first and working our way to the front
  8. Please observe two metre social distancing
  9. You are free to wear any PPE you wish for your own protection
  10. Please follow all safety signs they are there for your safety
  11. A mandatory requirement, please wear face masks entering and leaving the Church, thank-you.
  12. Further information can be found here

          https://www.freepresbyterian.org/statement.

If you are unable to meet with us during the weeks ahead, we have our Sunday services and Bible study sermons uploaded weekly on Sermon Audio.

www.sermonaudio.com Rev. McCammon Ebenezer fpc

Please be sure and enrich your souls with the preaching of the word of God.

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**Covid 19 update**
​Sunday School and Children's meeting
​FPC KIDS' CORNER
Please have a look through our new website especially our Sunday School and children meeting page.
We have set up a link to FPC KIDS' where you can enjoy bible stories from Christina Logan and Robert McConnell, well worth visiting. ENJOY!

SOME PHOTOS TO ENJOY

 The below view of the Church as it is today after renovation in 2003 

Below, view of the Church after the 1987 renovation

Picture
Rear view of Church car-park
The symbol of Presbyterianism 
This beautiful stained glass window of John Bunyan pointing the way to heaven is situated on the first floor landing, in memory of the Rev.David Sinton.