Every week in Scotland, around 70 people have a cardiac arrest at home, work or in a public place.
Starting CPR as soon as possible will give the person the best chance of survival, but being able to use defibrillator within the first few minutes of collapse increases that chance even further.
This is why we would like to instal a defibrillator on the outside of the Carriage House, for whole community use.
If you are unable or not yet ready to return to church, our 11am service in church will be linked to Zoom and you can access this here. Details of how to connect by phone are below.
As in previous years, there is an encouragement to pray this April. It is intended for ordinary folk who don’t see themselves as religious but want to try praying. East Coast Buses will carry a promotion, directing people to www.trypraying.co.uk - a website belonging to There is Hope. Booklets and other resources for children and adults may be ordered free, or you can download a 7-day app to get you started.
