Church Organisations

Kirk Session

The Kirk Session and Trustees of Northesk meet regularly to arrange the business of the church.  
Members of the congregation are welcome to attend meetings of the Kirk Session as observers.  

Guild
Please see the separate page for Guild information.
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Church Choir
The Church Choir is present during worship each Sunday, to lead praise singing and to present introits or choral music during services.   Led by the organist and choir director, Fiona Hendry, the choir is an important part of Sunday worship.   The choir also give concerts to raise funds, or to provide a more general entertainment.   New members will be very welcome.

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Sunday Club
The Sunday  Club welcomes children aged 3 and upwards to join them for the first part of the Church service (during school terms), then afterwards in the hall for various enjoyable activities.


Creche
A Creche is available for children and infants under 3 years during church service, in the hall, where they are looked after by trained volunteers.

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Prayer Circle
A Prayer Circle is a group of people who agree to pray daily or as often as possible in private for a topic from a monthly calendar which is provided free of charge.   Topics can include international events, problems and issues nearer to home, and prayers for known individuals.   Members need not meet as a group, except once a year for a social get-together.  Anyone interested in joining the Prayer Circle should contact Ruby Wilkinson on 01875 899021.

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Flowers in the Church
The flowers which decorate the church each week are arranged by a team, who buy and display the flowers.    Donations for purchasing the flowers are welcomed.   Following the service, the flowers are given to anyone in the community (not necessarily members) who would benefit from receiving a bouquet along with Northesk's good wishes - suggestions on who would benefit may be made at the front door of the church.
If you would like to donate towards the flowers in any particular week, or would like to help in arranging the flowers, please speak to Margaret Elgin.

Flowers in the baptism font, showing lovely autumn colours.