For some time Kirk Session and Committee have been exploring the accommodation possibilities for fulfilling our future vision as a congregation. Working with McCready Architects a potential scheme has been drawn up and presented to the congregation. It is now time
This February at Legacurry, we welcome three special guest speakers who will lead us through the book of Jonah. As we look forward as a church to whatever the Lord has for us in the future, it is important that
A Thought for February From the Rev. Bobby Liddle. Dear Friends, As you know we have been praying, thinking and exploring for some time the outworking of our vision for Legacurry Presbyterian Church. Some of this outworking has accommodation implications
A Thought for January From the Rev. Bobby Liddle. Dear Friends, Trust is built on a number of things, one of which is honesty. A lack of honesty breaks trust. How can we trust someone who lies to us? Think of
Season’s greetings from the Liggett’s in South Africa We have spent nine years of our lives working in the south of KwaZulu Natal province – working alongside local people to build a better future for people in poor and marginalised
A Thought for December From the Rev. Bobby Liddle. Dear Friends, Reclaiming Hope is the theme of the Presbyterian Churches World Development Appeal this year, seeking to raise £500,000 for sustainable and eco-friendly projects that will help struggling and impoverished
CHRISTMAS 2016 AT LEGACURRY The infamous words of Ebenezer Scrooge from Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’. The book goes on to tell how Scrooge is visited in a dream by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future and becomes a
Give A Child A Mattress for Christmas During their first week, our team found that this is a typical bed for many of the children at the Stafford Centre Orphanage in Burkina Faso. This Christmas, we would like to give them
Day 14 – Friday 18th November It’s great to be able to start this, our final blog post with more good news! Yesterday the well-drilling team travelled to Romongo to attempt to drill a well in a single day. This
As a church, we believe that it is very important to support our team in prayer throughout their time in Burkina Faso. It simply isn’t possible for all of us to go on such mission trips, but we can all