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FRISKIS AND SVETTIS (KEITH AND FOCHABERS) Meets at Fochabers Institute on Tuesdays 10am. Also meets at Longmore Hall, Keith on Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am & Thursdays 10am-11am. Originating in Sweden, aiming to get people healthy. Exercise to music, open to all. Call Mandy on 882641 or visit: www.fsaberdeen.co.uk KEITH TANG SOO DO Classes, 5.30pm-7pm Royal British Legion. Contact Steve & Rosemary Reeve tel: 01542 886500. QUARRIERS EPILEPSY SUPPORT GROUP 1st Wed each month. 6:30pm at Riverside Christian Church Hall, Buckie. Provides sufferers & carers the opportunity to socialise. Call Tara or Christine 01309 675900 or 07871 151198.
experienced players welcome. www.buckiepipeband.co.uk BUCKIE AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB Classes spanning all levels and coaching available. Ages 5-16. Contact David Eckersley: 832078. BUCKIE ARCHERS If you are over 21 and interested in forming an archery club based in Buckie, please email buckiearchers@yahoo.co.uk We have 2 targets, 2 recurve and 1 field bow for trial. BUILDING BLOCKS NURSERY Spaces available for children aged 2-5 years. Also provides funded pre-school places. Open all year, including school holidays, 8am-6pm. 37 St Peters Terrace, Buckie. Contact: 07771 360880.
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BUCKIE CHORAL UNION Meets at Buckie North Church Hall, Buckie. Mixed choir. Rehearsals are on Thursdays 7:30pm-9:30pm. For more information (including map), visit: www.buckiechoral.org.uk
ROYAL BURGH OF CULLEN PENSIONERS CLUB 1st Tuesday each month 7pm. For the welfare of the elderly in Cullen. Contact Bunty Gardiner 840653.
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BANFF, MORAY & NAIRN CANINE CLUB Meets at Spynie Hall, Elgin. Classes are held in obedience and ringcraft every Monday evening during school terms from 6:30pm. Contact Joanne: 07715 557395. BANFFSHIRE FIELD CLUB Meets monthly at St Rufus Church Hall, Turner Street, Keith to explore the district, its botany, geology, natural history, archaeology, etc. Contact Mrs K M Hawkes: 840718. www.banffshirefieldclub.org.uk
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PASTORAL LETTER & CHURCH MEETINGS Remembering is something we do without thinking about it. We can see a sight and it reminds us of…. We can hear music and it reminds us of… . We can smell an aroma and it reminds us of…. Some of the things we remember will be good and some will be bad, and all the others will fit somewhere in between. We are between Easter and Pentecost. We have the dates in our diary so that we will remember… what? What are we remembering? What do we remember at Easter? What do we remember at Pentecost? As he was eating for the last time with his disciples, Jesus chose to change their memories of the meal. It was Passover; the time when the Jews remember the Exodus from Egypt. This was their defining moment as a nation. This was when they became a nation and were made into the people of God. They were told every year to remember that their ancestors
had been slaves in Egypt for 400 years. And so the sights, sounds and smells of the meal would remind them of… Well, they weren’t actually there, but they were living with the benefits of that event, celebrated and remembered in that meal. Jesus changed it all. He told his disciples to carry on with the meal, but from now on to do it to remember him. Only God would say a thing like that. If Jesus was only a man, only a teacher, then this was a complete break with reality to tell them to forget their great past and remember him instead. But if he really was, and is, God, then that’s a different matter. He is God and he was doing something new. He was establishing his people – the Church – and he told us to eat together to remember him (Luke 22:19). We weren’t there, but if you have been justified by Jesus through repentance and faith then you are
Keith, Church of Scotland - North, Newmill, Boharm and Rothiemay. North Church: Sundays 11am. Boharm Church: Mulben village Hall. First Sunday of the month 9.30am. Rothiemay Church: Sundays 9.30am, except the first Sunday in each month. Contact Rev. Hutton Steel on 01542 882559 / 01542 886390. Email: knnbrchurch@btconnect.com Keith, Church of Scotland - St Rufus, Botriphnie, and Grange. St Rufus Church: Sundays 10.15am. Botriphnie Church: Sundays 11.45am (alternate Sundays). Grange Church: Sundays 11.45am (alternate Sundays). Contact Rev. Ranald S.R. Gauld: 01542 882799 or email: kay_gauld@btinternet.com Keith, St. Thomas’ Church RC Vigil Mass: Sat 6:30pm. Sunday Mass: 10:30am. Confessions on request. Tel: 01542 882352. Portessie Assembly Hall Ogilvie Street. Sunday 6:15pm: gospel meetings. Wednesdays 7:30pm: prayer and Bible study. Portessie Methodist Church Portessie, Buckie. Sundays 11am and 6pm (alternately here and at Buckie). 6 - April 2013
living with the benefits of the crucifixion, death and resurrection of Jesus. That is worth celebrating! And then there is Pentecost. We are never told to remember Pentecost. But that’s the thing with the Spirit of God. If you are a Christian you have the Spirit within you (Romans 8:14) and so you don’t need to remember. It is a living reality. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t celebrate Pentecost; it means we should be living every day in the power of the Spirit of God (Romans 15:19) Easter eggs and Bank Holidays are OK, but why settle for an occasional treat when the whole of your life can be filled with all the fullness of God (Ephesians 3:19). Remember that what Jesus did he did for everyone, so as you celebrate Easter remember. Remember Jesus (2 Timothy 2:8).
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Portknockie Church of Christ Sunday 11am: breaking of bread. 6pm: gospel service. Friday 7pm: prayer meeting and Bible study. Ladies fellowship (September - March) every second Monday 7pm. Wednesdays 8am: prayer breakfast. Leader Mr Stewart Gray: 01542 836007. Portknockie Church of Scotland Sundays 11.15am. All welcome. Contact Morag Ritchie: 01542 840951 or Heather Reid: 01542 840921. Rathven Church of Scotland Sunday 9.45am led by a minister or an authorised local preacher. Contact Moira: 01542 833956 or Ann 01542 831607. Riverside Christian Church Buckie. Sundays 10.30am. Tel: 01542 833923. Website: www.riversidebuckie.org St Peters Church RC St Andrews Square, Buckie. Saturday Vigil 6.30pm. Sunday Mass 10am. Resident priest: Rev Tad Turski. Tel: 01542 832196. This is listed alphabetically from K to S and will regularly be rotated. If you are a member of a church not listed here or if there are any amendments to be made to existing details, please let us know before 29th of March, 4pm.
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30 saturday - 31 sunday elgin endurance club host round 1 of the british motorcycle enduro championship lossiemouth forest & birkenhill woods. www.elginenduranceclub.com
30 saturday - 1 april cadbury easter trail 11am-4pm. brodie castle. ÂŁ2 per trail. to visit the castle, usual prices apply. 0844 4932156.
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1 monday - 28 sunday photo fest 2013 11am-5pm. old kirk, nethy bridge, second hand books, tombola, refreshments, free entry/parking. www.oldkirk@nethybridge.org
3 wednesday “there’s a monster in my piano” 2pm. the royal british legion, buckie. tickets from taylor pharmacy, high st, 01542 831116 & www.neatshows.org.uk karine polwart (music) 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £14/£12 concs/£10 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
4 thursday portgordon village hall quiz night 7pm for 7:30pm teams of up to 4. £2 pp. call riz (01542 839448) or alan (01542 833089) to book a table.
5 friday - 6 saturday highland festival of one-act plays 7pm. nairn community & arts centre. tel: 01667 453476. www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk
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Fri 5th-Sat 6th ... Highland Festival of One-Act Plays, 7pm Fri 12th ..........................................................Cinema .......................................................... Cinema Nairn: “A Single Man” (12a), 7:30pm Thurs 25th ..............................................Tullamore, ..............................................Tullamore, 7:30pm Acoustic/Celtic/Folk Band from Kansas City Sat 27th ..........................................................Family .......................................................... Family Ceilidh Sun 28th ............................................................Music ............................................................Music Nairn: Arta Arnicane - Piano For further details, ttelephone elephone 01667 453476, e-mail info@nairncc.co.uk or check out our website www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk at www .nairncommunitycentre.co.uk
7 sunday when šhlemiel went to warsaw (family event) 4pm. universal hall, findhorn. £7/£6 concs/£4 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
10 wednesday “cluny gardens through the seasons” (highland rock garden club) 7.30pm. nairn community centre. john owen: 01320 366246. moray and nairn floral art club 7:30pm. ramnee hotel, forres. all welcome. for information, contact 01309 673431 or 673552
11 thursday donnie munro (music) 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £15/£12 concs. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk & www.donniemunro.co.uk tombola 7:30pm. portessie public hall.
12 friday opera bohemia 7:30pm. lossiemouth town hall. tickets: www.wegottickets.com, box office (01592 596904) or lossiemouth p.o. tickets £12/£10 (concs). the master (film) 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £5/£4 concs/£3 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
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dance night 7:30pm. clochan community centre. bring & share. tea & raffle. proceeds to clochan c.c. renovations. call paul/pauline: 01542 850416. cinema nairn: “a single man” (12a) 7:30pm. nairn community & arts centre. tel: 01667 453476. www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk
each peach pear plum 2pm. universal hall, findhorn. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk armour (film) 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £5/£4 concs/£3 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
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fine art exhibition local artists’ show sat: 11am-6pm. sun: 11am-4pm. buckie town house upper hall, cluny place. free entry.
dufftown over sixties soup & sweet 12noon-2pm. memorial hall, dufftown. £4. the western front association: “julian the tank bank” by john ross 2:30pm. elgin library. 01343 870562. chairman.wfasnb@virgin.net elgin street pastors’ commissioning service 7pm. st giles church, elgin. for further information, contact sarah johnson (coordinator): 07818 841074.
19 friday moray rock garden club: “rhododendron cultivation & propagation” by alasdair maclean 7:30pm. new elgin hall annexe, elgin. for info, call 01340 871504. the agony and ecstasy of steve jobs (monologue) 8pm. universal hall, findhorn. £12/£10 concs/£8 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
20 saturday medium night keith golf club. tickets £15. available at the bar (limited availability). 01542 882469. happy mums market 10am-1pm. eight acres hotel, elgin. www.facebook.com/happymumsmarket
20 saturday - 21 sunday 21 sunday car boot & pancake teas 9am. clochan community centre. to book a table, call christine: 01542 882478. south loch ness man vs horse challenge 11am. 26km course from whitebridge hotel to loch ness riding at drummond farm, dores. www.visitlochness.com
24 wednesday diabetes uk moray: public meeting on healthy eating 7pm. elgin town hall. www.diabetesukmoray.org.uk alejandro ziegler 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £12/£10 concs/£8 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk
25 thursday tullamore 7:30pm. nairn community & arts centre. 01667 453476. www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk
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26 friday an evening with the deveron singers 7pm. cullen methodist church. freewill offering. all welcome. rust and bone (film) 7:30pm. universal hall, findhorn. £5/£4 concs/£3 u16s. tel: 01309 691170. www.universalhall.co.uk moray society lecture: “the moray gig” by mary byatt 8pm. elgin museum. £3 or £2 for society members. 01343 543675. curator@elginmuseum.org.uk music night 8pm-11pm. clochan community centre. open mic. raffle & refreshments at interval. byob. admission £2.50.
community & arts centre. tel: 01667 453476. www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk
30 tuesday annual general meeting 7pm. portessie public hall. all welcome.
27 saturday family ceilidh nairn community & arts centre. tel: 01667 453476. www.nairncommunitycentre.co.uk babs dial a bus coffee morning 9:30am-11:30am. episcopal hall, buckie. £2. cullen methodist church’s coffee morning 10am12pm. cullen town hall. admission £2.50. annual spring flower show and plant sale (highland rock garden club) opens 10.30am. nairn community centre. john owen: 01320 366246.
28 sunday music nairn: arta arnicane - piano 7:30pm. nairn
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heart, our soul, our strength, our mind, and it has become an idol to us, worthy of all veneration. Those who are determined to have the things of this world will find themselves ensnared. They will discover that covetousness is addictive because each fresh acquisition only whets the appetite for more and more. If covetousness marks us as a Christian it is evident that we are finding our pleasure in earthly things and that we are depending on something other than God for satisfaction. God made us for Himself and our heart should find no rest until it rests in God through our Lord Jesus Christ. It must grieve the Lord, who has redeemed us for Himself, to see us striving after the things of this life – clothes, food, job or profession, car, garden, fortune, pleasures, etc. to the exclusion of the higher spiritual interests of our own soul. It must also follow that if God is displeased with us then we cannot enjoy communion with Him until our life-style is adjusted in line with His will. We cannot expect to grow in divine things if our heart is occupied with material things. Covetousness not only includes the active pursuit of material things and earthly benefits which lie in our grasp, but also includes the passive smouldering desire to obtain that which our neighbour has but is impossible for us to achieve, and this awakens the spirit of envy and jealousy.
Therefore let us set our affections on things above and beware of covetousness for the Lord Jesus Christ “died for all, that they which live Covetousness is also idolatry. If we are covetous should not henceforth live unto themselves, we spare ourselves no pains to achieve our but unto Him which died for them, and rose desired object. We love that object with all our again” (2 Corinthians 5:15)
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