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                                                            Thursday April 25 2024

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Freuchie Parish Church in Fife came together on Sunday April 21 to celebrate over 65 years of service of Sandy Falconer as a church organist. At the special service to celebrate Sandy's long and continuing ministry of music, the Rev Ian Hamilton presented him with a long service certificate. Sandy began his musical career as organist and choirmaster at the age of 16 in 1958 at the Barony Church in Alyth, and has played on significantly more than three thousand Sundays, sometimes for several services a day. Sandy currently serves at Freuchie Parish Church and is still passionate about musical worship. He has recently re-formed the church choir following covid and has supported Freuchie to get a new organ.


A special service of Thanksgiving and Dedication, led by Rev Dr Ian Maxwell, was held in Uphall South Parish Church, West Lothian, to celebrate its newly-refurbished sanctuary.


Dunfermline North Church celebrated the significant wedding anniversaries of three couples in the same month.
Pictured left to right with minister the Rev Andrew Paterson, Jim and Janice Falconer celebrated their 40th anniversary, Bob and Liz Smith their 50th and Ken and Barbara Logan their 70th.


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