Church
Last updated 6th September 2010, 15:00 BST
Chapel Street, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7AW, Scotland
Tel. (+44) 01383 621253
General email: office@gillespiechurch.org
Website: www.gillespiechurch.org
Gillespie Memorial Church of Scotland - Scottish Charity No. SC011659
Tel. (+44) 01383 621253
General email: office@gillespiechurch.org
Website: www.gillespiechurch.org
Gillespie Memorial Church of Scotland - Scottish Charity No. SC011659
Our Minister
Rev. Iain Sutherland
Rev. Iain Sutherland
CYCLING
Cycling has long been a favourite pastime among members of Gillespie Church. Four intrepid cyclists recently did the Land’s End to John O’Groats (LEJOG) run in an incredibly short time, but for most of us it’s a more gentle affair.
A number of Church members go out for a cycle ride on Saturday mornings between 9.00 am and
12.30-ish, which includes a coffee stop (perhaps the main point of the exercise...) - getting fit through fun and fellowship.
A number of Church members go out for a cycle ride on Saturday mornings between 9.00 am and
12.30-ish, which includes a coffee stop (perhaps the main point of the exercise...) - getting fit through fun and fellowship.
GILLESPIE BIKERS
The bikers have established a fellowship on a Wednesday night! A mountain bike cycle is taking place each Wednesday night leaving Kwik Fit on Halbeath Road at 19.15 and climbing 'Col du Cleish ' (About 16 miles round trip). All you need is a helmet, lights (in the winter), and a bike.
Email derek.bottom@btinternet.com if you can make it. Come and see the wondrous beauty of Perthshire by the light of the setting sun! (or catch the northern lights if you're really slow...).
The bikers have established a fellowship on a Wednesday night! A mountain bike cycle is taking place each Wednesday night leaving Kwik Fit on Halbeath Road at 19.15 and climbing 'Col du Cleish ' (About 16 miles round trip). All you need is a helmet, lights (in the winter), and a bike.
Email derek.bottom@btinternet.com if you can make it. Come and see the wondrous beauty of Perthshire by the light of the setting sun! (or catch the northern lights if you're really slow...).
