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Memorial
Church
Last updated  2nd February 2010,  12 noon GMT
Chapel Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7AW, Scotland
Tel. (+44) 01383 621253
General email: office@gillespiechurch.org
Website: www.gillespiechurch.org
Our Minister
Rev. Iain Sutherland
Come and join us!
The first of the new series of Alpha courses will begin at Gillespie on Wednesday 24th February.  Read what the papers say:
What Alpha offers, and what is attracting thousands of people, is permission, rare in secular culture, to discuss the big questions - life and death and their meaning.
The Guardian, London
Alpha is an unqualified  triumph.
The Daily Telegraph, London






Welcome to Gillespie Memorial Church!
Gillespie Memorial Church is part of the Church of Scotland, and is situated in Dunfermline city centre.  We have a modern approach to worship, and welcome families with all ages of children (please see the Youth Church sections).
A Church in the Town Centre or a Town Centre Church?

Gillespie Memorial Church, Dunfermline, was named after Thomas Gillespie, whose story can be found under the ‘History’ menu item above.  For the past 150 years Gillespie Church has been a church in the centre of Dunfermline.  Members from all around enjoy fellowship, teaching and preaching.

With a new bus station on our doorstep and the regeneration of the Kingsgate Shopping Centre, we are now becoming much more involved in the life of the town centre.  Gillespie Church sponsors a town centre worker to offer chaplaincy to the retail and business community (see the Chaplaincy/CALM page).  Gillespie members are also active within the new Street Pastors initiative.

The “Oasis Community Project” has been launched to provide chaplaincy for people working in the town centre, an Oasis where people can meet and find a listening ear and an environment where people can receive support for the life challenges that people living and working in the centre of Dunfermline face today.  The project includes providing continuing support for the town centre worker, and the renovation of the Gillespie Centre to meet town centre needs.
Times of Services:
Sunday 11.00 am
Morning Service
Sunday  7.00 pm
Evening Service
Communion is normally held 4 times per year during the Morning Service.
For more details of the forthcoming services and events, please go to “What’s On”
2010 Worship Services at
  NEWLANDS RESIDENTIAL HOME

We now have a new programme for 2010 - please click here for details.
We would be pleased to hear from anyone who would like to share in this very rewarding ministry, either on a regular or an occasional basis.

We have developed a special relationship with the staff and residents at Newlands,who very much appreciate our ministry.   For further information please contact Lillian or Mike, tel 727506.
Course - THE ART OF HEARING GOD:  11th-13th March 2010.
This course helps us to deepen our relationship with God, and looks specifically at ways we can hear directly from Him.  There will be approximately 20 hours of teaching over the three days.  The course starts on the Thursday evening, and there will be morning, afternoon and evening sessions on the Friday and Saturday.  Register and pay before February 21st for a reduced fee!   More details and application forms from Heather Sutherland; details at www.northatlanticdreams.net.
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