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Sunday 3 May - and another Holy Baptism. This week it was the turn of Samuel, son of Fiona and James Arrol. Definately a potential for the choir!!!
Dagmara Ferkova with baskets of hand-decorated eggs
Jan Ferko, Irena Demeterova & baby Sarah, Jana Ferkova with her grandaughters Diana & Laura and Iveta with baby Lora, one of our new families who are from the Czech Republic
Dagmara Ferkova with baskets of hand- decorated eggs
No one wanted to leave!
St Ninian’s Easter Day celebrations included the Holy Baptism of Anna Jean Seenan, pictured here with her Mum and Dad, Gill and Chris and the Rector. St Ninian’s Kids made Easter baskets and the wooden cross, made from the old Christmas tree, was transformed to represent the glory of the risen Christ.
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Holy Baptism On Sunday 18 September 2016 Revd Paul Romano baptised little Amelie Irene Carruthers Rennet
Jan Ferko made his First Communion on Sunday 26 November More photos can be viewed https://flic.kr/s/aHsks6e7pm
Sunday 7th January 2018 we celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany with the baptism of 6 month old Hew Seenan. A happy day.No sooner had we welcomed Hew into the St Ninian’s family but it was the turn of the Hunge family on Sunday 21st when Mauton, Semande and Sewedo were baptised and Mauton was confirmed by Bishiop Gregor.
On Trinity Sunday Dagmara Ferkova and Dominic Murray were admitted to Holy Communion.  It was a happy day and they were supported by their families as well as the whole congregation.

Burns Lunch Sunday 17 Feb

We do things differently at St Ninian’s - today we had our Burns Lunch. Thanks to all who came and shared the fun, to those who recited verse and most importantly to those who worked tirelessly in the kitchen to produce such a wonderful haggis, neeps & tatties.
Saturday 14 September 2019 saw the first St Ninian’s St Ninian’s Arts Festival.  There were craft and flower arringing workshops, a display of vestments, a photo exhibition, talks and a musical recital from our organist and choir, not to mention coffee, tea and cakes