The weekend of May 12th to 14th provided a wonderful opportunity for local people to come together and connect over Gospel fellowship.
On Friday night, NP Connect hosted the sixth "My Story" event, featuring singer-songwriters Ruth Campbell and Susan Stirling. Ruth, a talented musician from Scotland, shared her passion for expressing God's love through her music. Attendees were treated to an evening of uplifting testimonies and beautiful melodies. It as a wonderful evening and left a very positive impact on those who were present as Jesus was honoured through song.
Sunday morning saw the continuation of Gospel outreach services in collaboration with the Capstone Community Church Plant. These services are designed to create an informal setting, welcoming individuals who are new to the faith or curious about Christianity. Starting at 11 am, the Capstone Christian Centre opened its doors to provide a space for connection and reflection.
As Sunday night approached, the Fisher Folk Festival in Ballintore joined forces with us to organise a Gospel Praise evening. The Highland Harvest Band and friends took to the stage at the Seaboard Centre, offering a delightful musical experience. The event provided a chance for the Seaboard Villages to come together and enjoy an evening of uplifting music. Rev Iain MacAskill shared a short gospel message and It was an enjoyable celebration of faith and camaraderie.
NP Connect is all about connecting people with the Gospel. The power of coming together around God’s word and sharing in meaningful experiences is something that shouldn't be missed. We extend our gratitude to everyone who participated and helped make this weekend memorable.
We hope to see you at the next event!
On Friday night, NP Connect hosted the sixth "My Story" event, featuring singer-songwriters Ruth Campbell and Susan Stirling. Ruth, a talented musician from Scotland, shared her passion for expressing God's love through her music. Attendees were treated to an evening of uplifting testimonies and beautiful melodies. It as a wonderful evening and left a very positive impact on those who were present as Jesus was honoured through song.
Sunday morning saw the continuation of Gospel outreach services in collaboration with the Capstone Community Church Plant. These services are designed to create an informal setting, welcoming individuals who are new to the faith or curious about Christianity. Starting at 11 am, the Capstone Christian Centre opened its doors to provide a space for connection and reflection.
As Sunday night approached, the Fisher Folk Festival in Ballintore joined forces with us to organise a Gospel Praise evening. The Highland Harvest Band and friends took to the stage at the Seaboard Centre, offering a delightful musical experience. The event provided a chance for the Seaboard Villages to come together and enjoy an evening of uplifting music. Rev Iain MacAskill shared a short gospel message and It was an enjoyable celebration of faith and camaraderie.
NP Connect is all about connecting people with the Gospel. The power of coming together around God’s word and sharing in meaningful experiences is something that shouldn't be missed. We extend our gratitude to everyone who participated and helped make this weekend memorable.
We hope to see you at the next event!
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