Perthshire Advertiser

GLENCARSE

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On Sunday, December 20 at their Christmas Tree Giving Service, the congregati­on launched an appeal for the charity, Hands Up Foundation.

This small, young and innovative charity funds health and education programmes in Syria. Its aim is to make a positive difference to Syrians in need, working directly with local organisati­ons who know the needs and context of their local communitie­s better than anyone.

The rector Canon Ian Young said: “Between December 20 and Christmas Day, we raised the magnificen­t sum of £1539.50 to help the charity’s work in wartorn Syria. One of our members, Hamish Macdonald Lockhart, suggested to me Hands Up Foundation as a worthwhile project and so it has proved to be a most successful fundraisin­g event for us.”

WHINNYBANK CAT SANCTUARY

As with every other minor football club in Scotland, Vale have had to cease training due to the current rules. Training will resume as soon as allowed.

SCONE AND ST MARTINS PARISH CHURCH

Due to current restrictio­ns the church buildings are closed for services. You can participat­e in worship by accessing the website sconestmar­tins.org.uk, where Rev MacDougall posts a weekly service.

If you need to contact the minister please phone 551942.

ROTARY CLUB OF PERTH

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