The Guild meets regularly in the Church hall for talks, conversation and fellowship every second Wednesday from September to April from 2 pm till around 3.30 pm. The Guild has a Guild Link with Wardie Parish Church Guild, Edinburgh and supports projects chosen by the Guild at national level. All are welcome to join us.
Northesk Guild celebrated its 110th birthday when a birthday cake was cut at the Afternoon Tea on 29th March 2017 - see pictures in the Gallery.
Syllabus 2021 – 22
“LOOK FORWARD IN FAITH” : “LIGHTS AND BUSHELS”
2021
19 Sept Guild Dedication Service
22 Sept Ceilidh
6 Oct Communion Service
Conducted by Rev Hayley Cohen
20 Oct Project “BEAT” speaker Sara Oliver
Joining with St Andrew’s High Guild
3 Nov “Mixter – Maxter”
17 Nov Dorothy McCann – Walking in Pilgrims’ Steps
1 Dec Rhona Currie
“Looking forward to Christmas”
15 Dec Christmas Party
2022
26 Jan A Celebration of Burns
9 Feb Mike Thompson
My life in the church
23 Feb Local Tales and the importance
Of storytelling – Tim Porteus
9 Mar Project – “Starchild” – Michaela
Foster Marsh
With St Andrew’s High Guild
23 Mar Afternoon Tea
6 Apr Hilary McLeod
“Things into which angels long
To look”
20 Apr Annual General Meeting
Summer Outing – to be confirmed
Project details
Together we hope to help local communities in Scotland recognise the signs of eating disorders and understand how to support those struggling get the treatment they deserve.
At the heart of this project, are the powerful stories of those who have lived through the illness. Over the next three years, volunteers with lived experience will join Beat's training team to increase its impact, speak directly to decision-makers to demand greater action for those affected, and share their personal experience in local communities, as well as the message of hope that people can and do recover from eating disorders.
Contact
Sara Oliver: guild@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Website: beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Together we hope to help local communities in Scotland recognise the signs of eating disorders and understand how to support those struggling get the treatment they deserve.
At the heart of this project, are the powerful stories of those who have lived through the illness. Over the next three years, volunteers with lived experience will join Beat's training team to increase its impact, speak directly to decision-makers to demand greater action for those affected, and share their personal experience in local communities, as well as the message of hope that people can and do recover from eating disorders.
Contact
Sara Oliver: guild@beateatingdisorders.org.uk
Website: beateatingdisorders.org.uk