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Armadale & Blackridge Ward COVID 19 Community survey

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Armadale Regeneration Group would like to hear how COVID 19 and its impacts have affected you, your loved ones, neighbours and community. This survey will help us find out what the needs of the community are and identify what services and activity you would like to see.

This survey has been organised by Armadale Regeneration Group that is made up of local services and organisations that aim to make a difference in Armadale. The anonymised results of this survey will be shared with Armadale Regeneration Group, local organisations, services, third sector and businesses.

This survey should be completed by anyone that lives, learns, works, volunteers, plays and does business in Armadale & Blackridge Ward (including: Westfield and Torphichen).

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On Sunday 4rth April

This Sunday, 4 April, we will have our next in-person worship in the church hall at 11:00 a.m. If you would like to book a space, please either use the booking form here or contact Marilyn Simpson by mobile.

At the same time, our Zoom and conference call service will also happen at 11:00 a.m. The information will be made available as usual, so you have two options for worship this week.

Order of Service Booking Form

Church Hall

Church Hall Improvements

We hope you are all well in these difficult times. Although we are unable to meet in person in Church or in the Church Hall we are working behind the scenes to make sure we benefit from the wonderful improvements to our Church Halls when we are allowed to meet in person again. It is great to think we are not that far away from that now. 

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Update July 2020

Greetings from Mount Pleasant! We continue in our marathon of lockdown, though we have received some positive movement toward moving out of it recently.

Something we have discovered during this time is that we can worship together in many ways. “Going to church” can now mean picking up the phone or turning on the computer — because the church is the people, not the place. This has become clearer than ever before and all it has taken is a new virus to show some of us (including me) that we can, indeed, adapt.

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Successful Appeal

One again our Church has shown its generosity by donating a fantastic amount of toiletries to the local Care Home and Assisted Housing, The donation was very much appreciated and they send a big thank you to you all.

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