Many thanks to everyone who joined us at the Lochgelly Centre for our conference on the last day of the year. For those who came back to the Gospel Hall at Glencraig afterwards here is a reminder of the singing:
It was recorded on a mobile phone (thanks Kevin!) and while we might not win many awards for quality there was certainly plenty of volume.
If you are planning on joining us for our New Year Conference, good news! Further to our previous post, the repairs to the Forth Road Bridge have been completed ahead of schedule and the bridge has been re-opened to cars as of the early hours of this morning. Unless you plan to arrive in an HGV with a laden weight in excess of 7.5 Tonnes you should be fine.
For all of the latest travel news please go to the Traffic Scotland site
Join us for the Glencraig Christian Conference on the last day of 2015! God willing we intend to hold a conference for the teaching of God’s Word at the Lochgelly Centre on Thursday 31st December 2015 commencing at 3pm.
For those of you who have attended our end of year conference before, please note the change of venue. The Centre’s full address is:
The Lochgelly Centre
Bank St
Lochgelly
Fife KY5 9RD
There is free parking available in the adjacent public car park, accessed off Landale Street.
If you are travelling from South of the River Forth – please note that the Forth Road Bridge has been closed (completely!) for safety reasons until January 2016 at the earliest. If you are flying into Edinburgh Airport the easiest solution would be for you to take a bus or tram from the airport to Edinburgh Haymarket (or Waverley) railway stations and to catch a train into Fife from there as the rail bridge is unaffected.
If you are hiring a car or if you are driving North from the South or West, there are alternative routes available via Stirling or the Clackmannanshire Bridge. Provided you plan your journey accordingly it should make little difference to your overall journey time. For the latest advice on travelling across the Forth please follow this link at the Traffic Scotland site.
Thanks to all from the community who came along to our official opening event this evening. It was fantastic to see so many local people – your support is really appreciated. Please, please make it a priority to come back again soon.
For those who couldn’t make it, here is a short video that we showed to show the construction of the new hall and a bit of the history of the Gospel Hall in the Benarty Area.
Today, Sunday 30th August 2015, we finally move into our new hall! It’s been a long time coming but we are delighted with our new facility and are looking forward to welcoming the whole community. Our formal opening night is still Friday 11th September – but that is to give us time to get things organised. Feel free to come along any Sunday night at 6.30pm or join us for our prayer meeting and Bible Study on Thursday nights at 7.30pm. See you there!
Keep a look out for further information regarding our planned opening events! Starting Friday 11th September we are organising a series of opening events to which the entire community will be made welcome. More detail to follow soon.
The final Gospel Service in our old Southfield Avenue hall is planned for Sunday 23rd August. We hope that many in the community will take the chance to join us for one last time in a venue that has participated in so much of the life of this area over the past 50 years.
The Glencraig Gospel Blog site will be here shortly.
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