Formerly Dunnichen Letham & Kirkden Church
Letham Church will open the Church Hall every Friday during the Winter to provide a Warm Space for all. Come and enjoy refreshments and company in a relaxed atmosphere. Starting Friday 1st November 2024 There will be 2 or 3 types of soup and bread. At least one of the soups will be vegetarian. You are welcome to try them all! Everyone welcome, no matter what age. Letham Church Hall Fridays 12 noon to 2pm Freshly brewed tea and filter coffee are available, together with an assortment of cakes. Top ups are welcomed.
The Church of Scotland are having a National Giving Day. At All Souls this will be Saturday 16th November at the Anchorage and Sunday 17th November at the services in Aberlemno, Letham and Lowson. We know that not everyone can give even more money to the church, but perhaps you could pledge to give of your time or talents. There will be individual pledge sheets available on the days.
The annual Christmas Fayre will be held at the Lowson this year on 30th November. There will be coffee/tea and mince pies, all the usual stalls and outside there will be free rides for the children. The cost is £3 for adults and £1.50 for children - under 5s are free.
Here you can find out what's on in the churches of Forfar All Souls Church of Scotland
September/October 2024
November/December 2024
Our Vision
“Dunnichen, Letham and Kirkden Church seeks to glorify God, spread the gospel of salvation through Jesus Christ, and share the fellowship of the Holy Spirit with everyone.”
Mission Statement
To achieve our vision, we, the members and elders of Dunnichen, Letham and Kirkden Church undertake this mission in the name and for the glory of our risen Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
Here are the last few years' accounts for Dunnichen Letham & Kirkden church. As DLK entered a Union with 5 other churches on 1st Aprill 2024, there will be no more accounts published here.
2020
2021
2022
2023
In The PICTure is our parish magazine. It is delivered to every home in the parish 10 times a year - February to July and September to December. It is issued on or about the first Sunday of each month. The details for contributions are contained in each issue. Each year we ask for donations to go towards the cost of producing the magazine, and envelopes for this purpose are included in the September issue. Contributions can be Gift Aided via these envelopes for qualifying do
October 2023
November 2023
December 2023/January 2024
February 2024
March 2024
April 2024
May 2024
June 2024
July/August 2024
September 2024
In The Know is updated annually and distributed via the Parish magazine in September or October. It contains contact details for Angus Council, NHS hospitals etc and Doctors' surgeries in the area. Contact details for various Village & District groups and clubs are also provided. If you have a group that you would like added to this booklet, please use the contact details on page 3 of the booklet.
Issued September 2024
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