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ST.ANNE'S GUILD

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SYLLABUS 2025/2026
TO FOLLOW

 

OPEN EVENING 3rd  JUNE 2025

Thanks to all who attended Tuesday the 3rd June’s Open Evening and contributed interesting & useful suggestions for the committee to consider.  We will now move forward on as much as possible as we shape the Syllabus for the new session of 25/26 beginning in September - date to be decided - will be highlighted in future bulletins and here on the website

Items for discussion at the Open Evening

Purpose of Open Evening’: Showcase Achievements of St Anne’s Guild, followed by personal reflections from members covering issues such as: 

*Isolation when newly-arrived in Troon.

*Guild History incl. Continuation during Covid.

*How Subscription Monies support Outings, Christmas lunch, and Donations to local Charities.

*Table discussion on Moving Forward.

*Feedback Output Notes.’

 To read the Output Notes please CLICK HERE

ST ANNE'S GUILD

St Anne’s Guild continues to thrive after seventy-seven years since being established on 17th February 1947, when 36 women met to form a Women’s Social Guild.  Today membership remains buoyant at around 45 women and new members are always welcome.  We start and end with prayers to our Patron, St. Anne, and then enjoy the syllabus topic of the day. During the year, members generously support donations to local charities.     Come & join us on the first and third Tuesday of the month (September - April).  Make New Friends …. Have Fun …. All Women are Welcome!”

Contact Information 

President

LIZ DENNY

liz.denny@outlook.com

Secretary

PATRICIA LEE

patricialee381@btinternet.com

Divine Mercy Group

The parish Divine Mercy group meet on the first Friday of the month.The group  meet in the church at 2.30pm, commencing with quiet meditation, before the Blessed Sacrament. Divine Mercy prayers begin at 3.00pm. Please enter through the side door of the church.
All welcome.

For more information contact;

 

John Byars

07842651612.

Devine Mercy Group - there will be NO meetings over the summer. Next meeting September

Thank you to all who attended Fr Jim Hayes' talk on Life Issues, which successfully concluded the meetings for this academic year. The kind donations (£35) will be forwarded to the pro-life organisation SPUC in Glasgow. The next meeting will be Wednesday 10th September in the Church at 7pm. All welcome.

FOR ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT:

-Susan  Grant -  07429 552515.

Sliced Bread
Preserved Food

FOODBANK: The parish collection date for foodbank donations is the last Sunday of the month. Donations required presently- tinned items (meals, vegetables, potatoes, fruit, custard) jars of pasta sauce, long life milk, small packets of tea and any toiletries. Please leave any donations on the table at the back of church. As always, strong shopping bags (“bags for life”)  would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

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