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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Thank You God For All Thy Gifts!

Last Sunday (6th October) was a great day at Abbotsford as we celebrated Harvest.
The Worship Group and Sunday School contributed to Morning Worship, during which we had the Sacrament of Holy Communion, served by the children of the Sunday School under the close eye of their teachers! As in previous years, the Harvest collection of food was passed on to Glasgow City Mission.

Nan & the children

To finish things off, we also gave thanks for the fruits of a member of our congregation by way of a wee presentation to one of our Group of organists, Nan King, who has decided to pull out the organ stops for the last time (officially at least!).

Nan has been involved in playing for approx. 70 years (yes, 70!) and although still well up to the task has decided to take a well earned rest.

A big thank you to one and all!

 Nan is shown with some of the children from Sunday school. (Click for larger image)

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