No 457 June 2017 Minister: Rev John Urquhart

News & views from Craigmillar Park Church, Edinburgh A worshipping and caring community, following Jesus Christ www.craigmillarpark.org

Minister’s Letter

Dear friends, I stood there watching him. This is my last letter for Prism, When he reached the pavement although my last Sunday will on the other side, he turned probably be Sunday 2 July, so I will round as though he knew still be around for another month. somehow that I would still be standing there in front of the Goodbyes are hard. CS Lewis is Eastgate. Then he raised his quoted by Sheldon Vanauken as voice in a great roar that easily saying that ‘Christians never say overcame the noise of the cars goodbye’: and buses. Heads turned and at When we emerged on to the least one car swerved. “Besides,” busy High with the traffic he bellowed with a great grin, “Christians NEVER say streaming past, we shook hands, 1 and [CS Lewis] said: “I shan’t goodbye.” say goodbye. We’ll meet again.” What I think Lewis means, aside Then he plunged into the traffic. from acknowledging the discomfort

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of saying goodbye, is that for the words: Christian there is always the Of those around in whom I meet prospect of a resurrection to come, my Lord, where people will be enabled to meet again, giving an added I ask their pardon and I grant dimension to our experience of the them mine, communion of saints. that every contradiction of All the same, there is a place for Christ's peace goodbyes, even for Christians: John might be laid down. Cuddeback2 sees three things which we can do while saying goodbye: Encouragement. St Paul nearly ‘express gratitude, ask forgiveness, always ends his letters with a word and offer encouragement’. of encouragement: grace, love and peace tend to feature. (If you read Gratitude. Saying goodbye is an over the endings of a few of them opportunity to remember some of you will see what I mean.) Let me the good things from the past. I end with Paul’s words from 2 want to say a real thank-you for the Thessalonians 3:16: kindnesses you have shown me, particularly when I was recovering May the Lord himself, who is our from my stroke. source of peace, give you peace at all times and in every way. Forgiveness. For the real The Lord be with you all. imperfections of a first ministry, I ask your pardon. I am reminded of John Bell’s and Graham Maule’s John

1 S. Vanauken. A Severe Mercy, p. 155 2 J. Cuddeback. ‘Christians Do Say Goodbye’ http://catholicexchange.com/time-say- goodbye-3-reasons-disagree-c-s-lewis

Parents and Toddlers

Parents & Toddlers in CPC for those accompanying hall is on every Saturday them. from 2-4pm during school Please note: Occasionally, term-time. (Last play day due to unforeseen for this session will be circumstances, we have to Saturday 1 July.) cancel Saturday playtime. We are a small but We will send out a text flourishing playgroup with message if this is the case. a lot of very positive feedback. Contact Susan Wong: Please feel free to join us where you will find a good selection of toys for [email protected] the little ones, and a coffee and chat 07711 265 758

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A BIG thank you from Bliss!

On behalf of Bliss Scotland, I'd like How your money could help: £5 to say thank you to everyone who helps parents feel more confident in contributed to the success holding their tiny baby; of the Bake Sale on 15 £10 gives the parents of April in the church hall. a poorly baby essential Thanks to your generosity care information; £25 we raised £240 to help provides emotional the charity continue their support through funding work with sick and a Family Group meeting; premature babies. Not £50 helps with a family's only that, several kind transition from hospital ladies in the congregation to home; £65 supports are now knitting life-changing neonatal everything from preemie research; £100 provides sized hats and cardigans to octopus face-to-face support on toys for the babies on the unit at the the unit; £150 keeps the Bliss Infirmary. helpline running for one week. I would like to particularly thank So, our £240 will be doing a lot to Pauline, Susan and Mark for helping help support babies and their me to set out the hall and serve the families. If you would like to know refreshments. more about Bliss, please have a look at the website www.bliss.org.uk or It was delightful to see mums with talk to me! their preemies (four of them, though not all still babies!) at the Bake Sale, Linsay Given Black, chatting and sharing experiences. Bliss Community Ambassador

Margaret Cargill

Not everyone reading this will know them for coming. Conversation, as Margaret, but many of you will do such, is perhaps a thing of the past, so, and this message is for you. but Margaret is still Margaret. There was a time, a year ago, when Why not think of dropping in one of Margaret tended to reject the these days, for five or ten minutes? presence of visitors – part of her Just bring yourself; Margaret’s condition – but that mode of needs are well catered for, but do let behaviour seems to have changed, me know if you’re meaning to come so now, when people do drop in, by phoning 667 5686, preferably the Margaret gives them a smile, seems day before. pleased to see them, may thank David 3

Book News

Grove Booklets are fast moving but I have found that when I ask explorations of Christian life and God to show me my failings He ministry. There are seven series does! covering Biblical studies, ethics, evangelism, spirituality, pastoral ministry, renewal and worship. They are described as accessible with brief, clear, quality thinking that addresses the issues of the moment and there’s a new title every quarter in each series written by practitioners, not theorists. They are sent post-free at only £3.95 each Henri Nouwen: Wounded Healer, by (reduced if you order five or more). William Ruddle, “explores why Henri Sadly they do not cover Church of Nouwen is, perhaps the modern Scotland issues! writer who has done most to You can see what’s available at: confront the question of www.grovebooks.co.uk woundedness. In doing so his work I have been looking at two of these brings us face to face with Jesus the booklets this week. Search Me O wounded healer and can release new God: The Practice of Self- depths of grace in the reader’s life.” Examination, by Andrew Atherstone. This is primarily a review of one of This spiritual discipline is important Nouwen’s best known books. He though not popular. wrote many more and they have a With the help of God’s Spirit and depth and humility which is God’s Word, we search out enriching and moving. Ruddle wrote areas of sin, leading to that “you will find in his writings that repentance, amendment of life familiar, attentive, prayerful and a renewed desire for holiness. presence that literally hundreds of The pursuit of holiness is, of his pen-friends speak of.” course, a Christian priority. God is We have one or two of his books to holy and calls His people to be sample. Highly recommended! holy (Lev 11:44). Tom Wright is a Bible scholar and The author draws on the resources author of the popular For Everyone of Scripture and past Christian guides to the books of the New leaders to give us a guide and Testament. A group of us studied his “explores what this discipline book Advent for Everyone last involves and how to go about it in a autumn but this is good for way that opens us afresh to God’s individual study too and is actually a grace.” journey through Matthew’s gospel This is a discipline we tend to avoid and not particularly related to 4

Advent. We have several books by Pauline usually puts the books out Tom Wright—worth looking for. and I put them away with help. We I’m pleased to report that the library hope to keep this going monthly is being used. If you cannot see any during the summer and of course if book displayed that interests you, you are interested in helping, please do look at the shelved books, let us know! Jean Walker

Brownies

At Brownies we've had another busy Brownies the chance to be away term with our weekly meetings jam- from home overnight (some for the packed with fun activities, crafts first time). The leaders hope that and friendship! there will actually be some This term we have learnt sleep involved in our time how to look after ourselves together! At this event we by completing the Healthy are sad to say farewell to Heart badge. (Our healthy our Snowy Owl (Louise) who is poster is on our noticeboard.) graduating shortly from This involved finding out about Edinburgh University. We hope she eating a healthy diet, being active will come back and visit us in the and looking after your body - not as future. easy at it sounds but we all learnt We are lucky enough to be involved something new. in testing some of the new Brownie We hosted a Great Brownie Bake-Off programme activities before the end as we said farewell to some of term and sending in our feedback Brownies moving on to Guides and to HQ. One thing that our friends in have welcomed several new the congregation might help with is Brownies who have now made their suggestions for the badges promise and are enjoying being part Girlguiding should create to give of the Guiding family. girls the skills they need for the future. We will leave some We recently celebrated the Queen's suggestions sheets in a clear pocket 91st birthday with an evening where on our noticeboard and would LOVE we challenged ourselves to complete to hear from you (just pop them 91 activities in 90 minutes! We all back in the folder when you've had went home exhausted but were able your say!) #BadgeGoals to write to Her Majesty to tell her what we had done, along with a Maggie (Magic Owl) birthday card we had all signed. Leader-in-Training In early June we have a sleepover 101st City of Edinburgh Brownies planned to give many of our younger [email protected]

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Servants Vancouver

In July I’m going to Vancouver to do most counter-cultural teachings of a four-week internship, living in a Christ into practice. When Jesus Christian community in the says invite the poor for a meal, Downtown Eastside. we welcome homeless friends, This inner-city neighbourhood is a local crack addicts, and women stark contrast to the wealth of from the street corner over for downtown Vancouver; host of the dinner. When Jesus proclaims 2010 Winter Olympics, in the midst freedom for the captive, we of a real estate boom and one of the organize Pirates of Justice flash most beautiful cities, situated on the mobs to protest cruise ship edge of the Pacific and surrounded exploitation. When Jesus teaches by snow-capped mountains. The love for enemies, we make Downtown Eastside is one of the homemade cookies and lemonade poorest areas in Canada and one of for the local drug dealers, and the most densely populated in North none of them show up! America. It is estimated that more I work for Bethany Christian Trust as than 1,200 people sleep rough on its the manager for the Care Shelter streets every night. The rate of HIV and the Care Van, two projects that is the highest in the western world provide food, shelter and advice to due to the sharing of needles for people who are sleeping rough. We injecting illicit drugs. Currently aim to show Christian love to those there is an epidemic in drug deaths who find themselves homeless, due to Fentanyl, a synthetic opiate because God loved us first. I hope painkiller that is up to 100 times to visit the five homeless shelters in stronger than morphine and 50 the Downtown Eastside while in times stronger than heroin. In the Vancouver. I was particularly drawn province of British Columbia 922 to this internship as an opportunity people died from drug overdoses in not just to learn about radical 2016, almost an 80% rise from the Christian hospitality but to spend a previous year. month listening to God and what he So why would I want to go there? I is calling me to do. I’ll let you know lived in Vancouver for four months when I get back! in 2009 and I remember being told I’d really appreciate your prayers never to venture into the Downtown while I’m away. Please pray that I Eastside; advice I heeded. I learned would learn a lot and that I would of this Servants community through grow closer to God. Please pray for the writings of Craig Greenfield who the work of Servants, for the founded it. I’d recommend reading community in Vancouver and for all his book Subversive Jesus: those in the Downtown Eastside who Subversive Jesus is the story of are homeless or struggling with our experiment in putting the addictions.

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For more information about Servants Greenfield— and their work around the world— www.craiggreenfield.com www.servantsasia.org and Craig Ruth Longmuir

Lunch Club

The Lunch Club members and of this is possible due to the catering staff are having an generosity of the late Mora afternoon at Cockenzie House. The Cuthbert. There is also a gift shop bus will leave the church at 1pm on we can go to if we have the time! A Tuesday 6 June, returning around soup and roll lunch will be held in 5.30pm. The trip will include a tour the church from 12.15pm. of the house and afternoon tea. All Flora Paton

Blankets from Craigmillar Park Church for needy children

Nine colourful blankets of all kinds and all sizes – from thick sleeping mats to soft baby blankets, produced by members of Craigmillar Park Church and their friends and relations over the past few months. They are being passed on to Mary’s Meals, which provides not only the school meals and backpacks for which it is best known, but also other humanitarian supplies, and runs charity shops to fund its transport to needy children in many parts of the world.

...and a tenth blanket – too late for the group photo!

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Ministries and mission contribution

Every year, we receive a letter from the Stewardship and Finance Department of the Church of Scotland, explaining how our ministries and mission contribution is used. You may find it of interest. Pauline

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ

I write to thank you most sincerely for supporting the worship, mission and service of the Church through the money you give in your offerings. It is important that you should know what happens to this money and this letter intends to explain how the congregation’s Ministries and Mission Contribution will be used to enable the work of the Church in 2017.

Craigmillar Park total contribution to Ministries and Mission for 2017: £49,801

Ministries

£41,833 of the total goes towards the costs of providing over 1,000 ministers and other parish workers in communities throughout Scotland and in the Presbytery of England. This contribution also assists with the costs of recruitment and training.

The 2017 cost of a parish minister at the top of the stipend scale is £41,866 (stipend plus employer’s national insurance and pension contributions). If your congregation’s contribution to Ministries is above this figure, then it is meeting the full cost of your ministry and supporting other congregations. If the contribution is less than £41,866, your congregation is being supported financially by other congregations.

(Please note that, for the very first time, our contribution of £41,833 is below the level required to meet the full costs of our ministry, albeit marginally. That means we are now being supported by the givings of members in other congregations.)

Mission

£7,968 of the total goes to support the Church’s work in: resourcing congregations for Christian education and outreach; providing social care services in Christ’s name to further the caring work of the Church to those in need; accompanying partners around the world on our shared Christian journey; contributing the Church’s opinion in public debate and on issues affecting Scotland and the world; providing day-to-day service work in administrative, financial and legal matters; and in planning the General Assembly and ensuring the Moderator is enabled to represent the Church.

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As you will see, the contribution your congregation makes ensure a very diverse ministry is maintained and that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is shared in many ways and in many places. Many churches have made additional Ministries and Mission Contributions throughout the past year and these have also been gratefully received.

Should your church wish any support or resources from the Stewardship and Finance Department, please do not hesitate to contact me. The National Stewardship Programme has been running for several years and our consultants’ team is willing to guide your church through a stewardship programme, or simply to provide you with some ideas and advice. Please remember that the consultants will work with your congregation free of charge.

I look forward to assisting you in any way I can.

Yours in Christ

Archie McDowall Deputy Treasurer – Congregational Finance Church Offices, Edinburgh.

Guides

This past two weeks we have also done some activities that been working towards the have links to Edinburgh Hidden Edinburgh challenge achievements such as making badges. We have been paper telephones, comedy exploring different events in sketches (the Fringe), making Edinburgh; visiting the zoo, statues of famous women and Botanic Garden lights, lots more. The girls have enjoyed Anatomical Museum, Edinburgh completing it and have all worked People’s Theatre panto and we will really hard on it. be learning archery soon. We have Nicola Tait (Guider in charge)

Congregational Register

Death: On 27 April 2017, Mrs Mary Macarthur, late of Mayfield Court and latterly of St Margaret's Care Home.

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The struggle continues

It was the battle cry of the freedom patriotism will gradually strengthen fighters in Africa and the left-wing the Scottish Parliament in a looser radicals of my youth. And it’s still United Kingdom…we may even call it my battle cry today. I was reminded federalism. of it as I passed an old cattle waggon, with trees sprouting through its roof, on my way to the Woodhall Dean nature reserve where I often work on Fridays. The young trees seem to be saying “We shall overcome…some day” as they try to break up the waggon and reassert the rule of nature. Nature, of course, takes its time. But we are always in a hurry and that’s the trouble. We want to build the New Jerusalem now and we are oh Here in our parish, we are trying to so disappointed when it doesn’t work build a New Jerusalem over the next out. Whoever wins the general year. But let’s not be surprised if the election on 8 June there will be linkage with Reid Memorial takes a those who are disappointed. 62 per little longer to bed down. We will cent of Scots are disappointed that have to work at it. Natural forces, we are abandoning the European like God’s will or goodwill, often Union, 45 per cent are disappointed need to be supported by human Scotland is not moving towards effort. independence. At Woodhall Dean we work at giving But it’s possible to take a longer nature a helping hand to reclaim the view and see some more landscape. We plant trees, protect fundamental, even natural, forces at them with wire baskets, cut the work. For instance, I think that we bracken around them for up to ten will be forced to re-invent the years before they are strong enough European Union in the long run – to grow on their own. Similarly, in though we may not call it that. The politics and the church – indeed in forces of trade, security, every aspect of life – we have to environmental pressures and work at it. As they said in Africa all cultural ties will mean that Britain those years ago, “the struggle will remain bound to the rest of continues.” Europe. The forces of localism and John Knox

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Summer art & crafts events in the church hall

While I wait for my new gallery and gift shop, Art & Craft Collective, to open in the Southside, I am delighted to have the opportunity to showcase some of my very talented artists in a series of pop-up exhibitions in the hall on Thursday evenings between 7.15 and 9.15pm. Some of the artists will be at the events, so you can meet them and find out more about them and how they find their inspiration. Drinks and snacks will be served at each event, which are free to attend, but any donations for Bliss will be most gratefully received!

June 29 Travelling Scots – art inspired by foreign adventures, featuring David Dalzell – the wandering artist, and his travels in New Zealand July 27 Inspired by Nature – art and craft inspired by the great outdoors, featuring Amberwick Candles, Aleksandra Diamante jewellery, Morris of Portobello wooden artefacts, Rona Innes Art animal paintings and prints August 3 Made in Scotland – Scottish themes – from tartan to Highland coos and plenty in between! babashuh gifts for babies, Carolanne Jardine Art pastel paintings and prints of Edinburgh's Old Town closes, Kirsty McDiarmid ceramics and paintings August 10 Made in Edinburgh – work inspired by or made in our great city – Aleksandra Diamante jewellery, babashuh gifts, Carolanne Jardine Art August 24 Made in Scotland – Aleksandra Diamante jewellery, Amberwick Candles, babashuh gifts, Carolanne Jardine Art, Rona Innes Art August 31 Made in Edinburgh – babashuh gifts, Carolanne Jardine Art, Rona Innes Art

Tastings of That's Jammy delicious jams and chutneys, made in Leith by Chelley, will be held at every event. More artists are joining the Collective all the time, so please 'like' www.facebook.com/ArtCraftCollective/ for up-to-date information. Art and craft workshops are planned from September, as well as a monthly exhibition – watch this space for details! Linsay Given Black

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Taekwon Do

Taekwon Do is now running at the hand or fist. "Do" means an art Craigmillar Park Church, every or way - the right way built and Tuesday at 5.45pm. paved by the “saints and sages” in We are a group called Elite Taekwon the past. Do Scotland. Classes run all over Thus taken collectively "Taekwon- Edinburgh and the Lothians for Do" indicates the mental training children and adults. Craigmillar Park and the techniques of unarmed Church is a mixed group of families combat for self-defence as well as training together. Adults or seniors health, involving the skilled are separate from the children. The application of punches, kicks, blocks class has been running very and dodges with bare hands and successfully and is expanding all the feet to the rapid destruction of the time. moving opponent or opponents. What exactly is the meaning of Young and old, male and female can Taekwon-Do? practice this amazing martial art. To put it simply, Taekwon-Do is a Physical strength, weight and body version of unarmed combat designed build are of no consequences. A 60- for the purpose of self-defence. It is year-old, six-stone, one-armed more than just that, however. It is woman can derive as much personal the scientific use of the body in the satisfaction, along with marked method of self-defence; a body that improvement in her mental and has gained the ultimate use of its physical state of health. Each facilities through intensive physical element of the Taekwon-Do course and mental training. is taught and practised scientifically It is a martial art that has no equal and works on creating a strong in either power or technique. Though character instilled with confidence, it is a martial art, its discipline, pride, perseverance, tenacity and technique and mental training are much more. Structured individual the mortar for building a strong and team exercises develop sense of justice, fortitude, humility humility, courage, alertness and and resolve. It is this mental accuracy, adaptability as well as self conditioning that separates the true -control. practitioner from the sensationalist, If you would like further information content with mastering only the please don’t hesitate to contact us. fighting aspects of the art. Mr Dutton Translated literally, "Tae" stands for www.elitetkd.uk jumping or flying, to kick or smash with the foot. "Kwon" denotes the 07423 333 007 fist, chiefly to punch or destroy with

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HIGHLAND DANCING CLASSES

BRENDA RONNIE SCHOOL OF HIGHLAND DANCING

Thursdays 4pm, 5pm & 6pm

at Craigmillar Park Church

Ages 4 years to adult. Highland and National Syllabus

Member of the United Kingdom Alliance (UKA)

First trial lesson free of charge; come along and have fun learning to dance. Parents welcome. Classes all year round.

Contact: Brenda Ronnie Phone: 07801788316 Email: [email protected]

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Dates for your diary

June Sun 4 Jun, 10.30am – Holy Communion for the Day of Pentecost Wed 7 Jun, 7pm – The Kirk Session meets in the Session Room Thu 8 Jun – General Election Thu 8 Jun, 3.15pm – Holy Communion at St Margaret’s Care Home Thu 8 Jun, 7.30pm – The Finance Committee meets in the Session Room Sun 11 Jun, 10.30am – Morning Worship for Trinity Sunday The Congregational Board meets afterwards in the Session Room Mon 12 Jun, 5pm – Cameron Toll Chaplaincy Prayer Costa in the Centre Tue 13 Jun, 7pm – Presbytery of Edinburgh St Catherine’s Argyle Wed 14 Jun, 7.30pm – Edinburgh Newman Circle AGM and Party Mayfield Salisbury Church Sun 18 Jun, 10.30am – Morning Worship Sun 25 Jun, 10.30am – Morning Worship Thu 29 Jun, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details

July Sun 2 Jul, 10.30am – Morning Worship Holy Communion in the chapel (Service features: A Flavour of the General Assembly with Prof Colin Aitken) Sun 9 Jul, 10.30am – Morning Worship Sun 9 Jul, 6.30pm – Stage ‘n’ Slam Service/Barbecue Liberton Northfield Sun 16 Jul, 10.30am – Morning Worship Sun 23 Jul, 10.30am – Morning Worship Thu 27 Jul, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details Sun 30 Jul, 10.30am – Morning Worship

August Thu 3 Aug, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details Sun 6 Aug, 10.30am – Morning Worship Holy Communion in the chapel Thu 10 Aug, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details Sun 13 Aug, 10.30am – Morning Worship Sun 20 Aug, 10.30am – Morning Worship Mon 21 Aug, 5pm – Cameron Toll Chaplaincy Prayer Sainsbury’s Café Thu 24 Aug, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details Sun 27 Aug, 10.30am – Morning Worship Thu 31 Aug, 7.15-9.15pm – Art & Craft Collective church hall, see page 11 for details

September Sun 3 Sep, 10.30am – Holy Communion

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Reader Sound Church Officer Jun 2017 4th Julie Read Norman Weibye Norman Weibye 11th John Humphrey Christopher McLeod Julia Yarker 18th Miriam Weibye John Kelly Roger Paton 25th David Cargill David Topping Ian Breadon Jul 2017 2nd Elizabeth McLeod Norman Weibye Norman Weibye 9th John Kelly Christopher McLeod Julia Yarker 16th Pauline Weibye John Kelly Roger Paton 23rd Astrid Gracie David Topping Ian Breadon 30th Sandra Lamb Norman Weibye Norman Weibye Aug 2017 6th Norman Weibye Christopher McLeod Julia Yarker 13th Roger Paton John Kelly Roger Paton 20th Christopher McLeod John Humphrey Ian Breadon 27th Gordon Braidwood Norman Weibye Norman Weibye Sep 2017 3rd Ruth Longmuir Christopher McLeod Julia Yarker 10th Colin Aitken John Kelly Ian Breadon

Christian Aid collection

A big thank you to all those who helped with the Christian Aid collection this year; the 19 door-to-door collectors and the count organisers, Sheena Stenhouse and Isabel Smith. The grand total raised was £2,864.31 (£2,562.61 door-to-door and £301.70 from the lunch). This was down slightly on last year’s total of £3,061.72.

The deadline for items for the next edition of Prism is Sunday 20 August. Please send items to Ruth — [email protected] or 07754 952 297.

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Duties

4th June is Communion 11th & 18th Jun – Convener: Gordon Braidwood (667 1773) Pauline Weibye, Julia Yarker, Colin Aitken, Ian Breadon, Renate Breadon, Kathleen Cockerell 25th Jun & 2nd Jul – Convener: Christopher McLeod (667 1475) Brenda Humphrey, John Humphrey, John Kelly, Betty Laing, Harry Laing, Ruth Longmuir 9th & 16th Jul – Convener: Jim McNab (667 3408) Julie Read, Katy Ruggeri, Ann Thanisch, Christine Thomson, Miriam Weibye, Norman Weibye 23rd & 30th Jul – Convener: Roger Paton (664 2877) Flora Paton, Pauline Weibye, Julia Yarker, Colin Aitken, Ian Breadon, Renate Breadon 6th & 13th Aug – Convener: Isobel Smith (667 6336) Kathleen Cockerell, Brenda Humphrey, John Humphrey, John Kelly, Betty Laing, Harry Laing 20th & 27th Aug – Convener: Sheena Stenhouse (667 4520) Ruth Longmuir, Julie Read, Katy Ruggeri, Ann Thanisch, Christine Thomson, Miriam Weibye 3rd Sep is Communion 10th & 17th Sep – Convener: Gordon Braidwood (667 1773) Norman Weibye, Pauline Weibye, Julia Yarker, Colin Aitken, Ian Breadon, Renate Breadon

Who’s Who at Craigmillar Park Church

14 Hallhead Road, 0131 667 1623 Minister Rev John Urquhart [email protected] 0131 668 3545 Session Clerk Pauline Weibye [email protected] Treasurer & Depute 0131 667 1475 Christopher McLeod Session Clerk [email protected] 0131 664 2877 Roll Keeper Roger Paton [email protected] Chairman 0131 663 2428 John Kelly Congregational Board [email protected] 0131 664 7114 Organist John Cranston [email protected] 07754 952 297 Prism Editor Ruth Longmuir [email protected] 0131 668 3545 Hall Letting Norman Weibye [email protected]

Church Website www.craigmillarpark.org [email protected]

CPC is a registered Scottish charity, Scottish Charity No: SC 017061 16