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STIRLING FESTIVAL OF VOLUNTEERING 2018
Stirling’s Festival of Volunteering is back for 2018, 19– 25 September. We’re continuing the celebration of all the amazing volunteering that goes on in the city with a Family Day at King’s Park 12-4pm on Saturday 22 September. There’ll be lots of fun, free activities for kids to enjoy from sports taster sessions to bouncy castles. This year is extra special as Stirling is in the running to be named European Volunteering Capital 2020 #congainto2020 For the full festival programme see:http://festivalofvolunteering.org/stirling2018/
Stirling’s Festival of Volunteering is back for 2018, 19– 25 September. We’re continuing the celebration of all the amazing volunteering that goes on in the city with a Family Day at King’s Park 12-4pm on Saturday 22 September. There’ll be lots of fun, free activities for kids to enjoy from sports taster sessions to bouncy castles. This year is extra special as Stirling is in the running to be named European Volunteering Capital 2020 #congainto2020 For the full festival programme see:http://festivalofvolunteering.org/stirling2018/
Details of regular Sunday worship services in Dunblane.
Dunblane Cathedral (Church of Scotland, Cathedral Square at 10.30 am
Dunblane Christian Fellowship (Independent), Opposite Railway Station at 10.30 am
Dunblane Free Church of Scotland, Beech Road at 11.30am and 6.30 pm
Holy Family Church (Roman Catholic), Claredon Place at 11.00 am
Society of Friends (Quakers), Braeport Centre for meetings at 10.30 am
St Blane’s Church (Church of Scotland), High Street (East) at 10.00 am, and 6.30 pm
St Mary’s Church (Scottish Episcopal Church), Four Ways Roundabout at 10.30 am
Orthodox Community of St Nicholas, Laighill Loan, off Ramoyle. The Orthodox Church services are irregular – see http://www.orthodoxchurchdunblane.org.uk/ for information.
The nearest Mosque to Dunblane is at the Central Scotland Islamic Centre, Burghmuir Road, Stirling (near Waitrose). For more information, see www.stirlingislamiccentre.co.uk or phone 01786 474324.
Some churches also hold services on other days of the week.
This information is provided by the Dunblane Council of Churches (DCC).
DCC brings together the various churches in Dunblane who share a desire for:
Dunblane Cathedral (Church of Scotland, Cathedral Square at 10.30 am
Dunblane Christian Fellowship (Independent), Opposite Railway Station at 10.30 am
Dunblane Free Church of Scotland, Beech Road at 11.30am and 6.30 pm
Holy Family Church (Roman Catholic), Claredon Place at 11.00 am
Society of Friends (Quakers), Braeport Centre for meetings at 10.30 am
St Blane’s Church (Church of Scotland), High Street (East) at 10.00 am, and 6.30 pm
St Mary’s Church (Scottish Episcopal Church), Four Ways Roundabout at 10.30 am
Orthodox Community of St Nicholas, Laighill Loan, off Ramoyle. The Orthodox Church services are irregular – see http://www.orthodoxchurchdunblane.org.uk/ for information.
The nearest Mosque to Dunblane is at the Central Scotland Islamic Centre, Burghmuir Road, Stirling (near Waitrose). For more information, see www.stirlingislamiccentre.co.uk or phone 01786 474324.
Some churches also hold services on other days of the week.
This information is provided by the Dunblane Council of Churches (DCC).
DCC brings together the various churches in Dunblane who share a desire for:
- Greater oneness between churches, as Jesus prayed, 'that they all may be one' (John 17.21)
- A growth of understanding and common life between churches
- Unified action in proclaiming and responding to the gospel in the whole of life.
