Gillespie Memorial Church
Minister: Rev. A. Gordon Reid
Sunday Morning Worship: 11am
Sunday Evening Worship: 7pm
Chapel Street,
Dunfermline,
Scotland
Last updated 8th August 2008
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ALL CHANGE in 2008!

In June our Minister, Gordon Reid, achieved his 65 years, and he will be retiring in mid-September.  A Town Centre Chaplain has been appointed (see below); structural changes are planned to the Church and Centre; and a Ladies Page has been added to the website - click here for the latest Ladies’ news!
Our Purpose Statement:
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To bring people to Jesus through fellowship,
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develop them through discipleship,
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equip them for their ministry in the church and life mission in the world, and
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to glorify God’s name through worship.
Welcome to Gillespie Memorial Church!
Gillespie Memorial Church is part of the Church of Scotland, and is situated in Dunfermline city centre.  It has a modern approach to worship, welcoming families with all ages of children (please see the Youth Church section).
Pat Carrigan is now the Town Centre Worker/Chaplain to Dunfermline Town Centre.  He talks about his new role here.
  
Issue 9 of the CALM Newsletter has now been published - please click here!

Pat’s new email address is calmdunfermline@tiscali.co.uk
Thought for the month - Jehoshaphat
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Members of Gillespie met to share their thoughts about ‘church’ (re-formation of the church-led society in the 21st Century), and what we mean when we use the word ‘church’.  More discussion on this subject here!
J in the Park is happening NOW! Please click here for full details
Please join Pat to pray for the Town Centre Chaplaincy  every day in the open church - for details click here.
Coffee House Church - an exciting new development in Dunfermline!  Join us at the OohLa Cafe, 10 High Street, Dunfermline starting on TUESDAY 19th AUGUST, 5:00 - 6:30pm
and every Tuesday thereafter.
A chance to chill out after work with fellow Christians in a convivial atmosphere, and an opportunity to discuss the issues that affect our lives.