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Children
& youth activities
IMPORTANT
NEWS CONCERNING THE BOYS BRIGADE! Parents please
note meetings of 1st Denholm Boys Brigade have been
temporarily suspended until further notice due to ongoing
work in the Church Hall at Denholm. Anyone interested in helping the BB's when the hall is once again up and running and who
is prepared to undergo child protection clearance and
BB leader training should contact any Elder or our interim
moderator, Revd. Neil Combe.
There
are a number of groups and activities within
the parish for the younger members of our congregation.
New members are always made welcome.
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The
Wrigglers Sunday Club The Wrigglers Sunday
Club is for our younger children, and meets
during the family services after spending the
first few minutes with their families in the
full congregation. The emphasis is on
fun and participation, with games and music.
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The
Secret Gathering Whilst currently in
recess, The Secret Gathering
meets on an occasional basis for our older children
and provides a friendly, relaxed forum
in which the many challenges facing today's
youth can be shared and discussed. These
meetings are intended to help growing children
connect with God, to connect with each other,
and to learn to live life well, and to help
turn what can sometimes be difficult experiences
into positive ones.
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The
Boys Brigade The 1st Denholm
Company of the Boys Brigade called muster on
1st February 2005 in Denholm Church Hall. This
thriving group comprises the "Anchor Boys",
aged 5-8 years, and a Junior Section for ages
8-12. The children carry out exercises
of skill and tactics, which include both individual
and group activity. The emphasis is firmly
on FUN, and any lad from within the joint parishes
will be made most welcome. The company
meets on Thursday evenings, 5-6pm in Denholm
Church Hall, during term-time from Autumn through
until until Spring.
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The
Brownies The Brownies meet in Denholm
Church Hall every Monday evening at 6:00pm.
From time to time, the group
will meet with the Boys Brigade to enjoy shared
activities.
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