Inverness CYC - YMCA

AFTER SCHOOL CLUB Today

Today is Tuesday and it’s after school club at 3.15pm

See you there!

OPENING DAY
Today sees the first day of The Open Door Project book, gift and resource hub within C*C on Bank Street.

It has been a long time in the planning and construction but today is the day it is ready to welcome you.

It is great that Inverness once again has this type of resource along with the bonus of relaxing with coffee in the bright, and hopefully sunny, front lounge overlooking the river.

There is access facility too if that is helpful.

You can be sure that a very warm welcome and unhurried visit await you.

Really looking forward to this event.

Free North Free Church of Scotland The Free North church is situated in Bank Street in the heart of Inverness city centre, and partners with Merkinch Free Church who are planting a new church in the Ferry area of the city.

Giving thanks to the Lord for the dedicated, generous support given by our dear friend, Margaret, throughout her life.
We will miss her interest and friendship.
Her funeral is from John Fraser’s funeral home at 12.15 on Friday, 20th February to which all friends are invited.
We pray for her brother, Donald, and sisters, Jean & Florence, and families as we mourn with them.
(Shared with permission from Margaret’s family.)

Such a worthwhile job to prayerfully consider.

WE'RE HIRING!

We are looking to recruit a Project Development Worker to develop and grow the existing work begun within Merkinch, South Kessock and the Inverness High School catchment.

To find out more and apply, visit - suscotland.org.uk/jobs

A great opportunity and a warm welcome awaits.
Every Friday and Saturday from now until 20th December.

SUFFICIENT SUPPLY
Corrie ten Boom was staying at a YWCA during her first USA visit but had no money to book a further week.
She told the receptionist she was leaving and was asked to where her mail should be forwarded.

‘I don’t know. God hasn’t told me where yet,’ was her reply.

The receptionist looked concerned and then gave Corrie an envelope that had just that minute been delivered.
It was from a lady who had heard Corrie speak in New York, offering Corrie the use of a room in her home.
Corrie first of all prayed,

‘Thank you, Lord, that we may know that our need is never greater than the Helper,’

and gave the astonished receptionist her new address!