Scottish Episcopal Institute Newsletter: November, 2021

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COVID SITUATION (As of Sunday 25th of April)

Covid Situation
- Keep your eye on our website (www.stjohnsdumfries.org) for updates on this, but in outline…
- At present, we are offering a 1982 Family Eucharist weekly at 11.00 on a Sunday. Face coverings etc., needed and, to avoid disappointment, please book on 07572 006290 beforehand. If you end up leaving a message, please await a confirmatory text or call to confirm there is a space for you, as we can only allow a limited number in the building.
- There is also a 1970 Eucharist weekly at 10.30am on a Wednesday. Again, please book, as above.
- We are still offering services online, week by week, on our website here.
- There continues to be a Tuesday Meditation page ; this is updated every week.
- The Church is open on Tuesdays and Fridays for private prayer and reflection. At the moment, this is limited to 2-4pm on a Tuesday and 10am-12noon on a Friday. There is no need to book, but we will need to take contact details etc.
- There are various other, mostly Zoom-based, activities offered: again, please check the website for details.
- If you need us, you can also still contact
  - The Rector on 01387 254126/07487 653069, or at rector AT stjohnsdumfries DOT org; or
  - The Church Office on 07754 596140 or at pastadmin AT stjohnsdumfries DOT org
- Stay safe; and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

Help for those in Poverty and Debt

News from the Anti-Poverty Officer for Dumfries & Galloway Council. (Wendy Jesson)

“Turn 2 Us” is a UK national charity providing practical help to people who are struggling financially by helping people in financial need gain access to welfare benefits, charitable grants and other financial help – online, by phone and face to face through their partner organisations.

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(St John’s is not responsible for external sites)

St John's Dumfries

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Scottish Episcopal Institute Newsletter: November, 2021