Kiambaa
Fund
Raising stall
runs in Carluke every Sunday.
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Kirkton Church in Carluke have been doing a number of fundraising activities on behalf of PCEA Church in Kenya. This is particularly important due to the recent troubles that Kenya has been experiencing. The Friends of Kenya are busy disseminating information about the country in the heart of Scotland.

Here are some of the lovely people who are have been involved in fundraising.

WwW is in YouTube
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We have posted a number of our partner's films in YouTube as a way to reach a wider audience for our films.
We will be having at least one film from each of our partners within this channel.
It is easy to subscribe to the WwW postings within YouTube. You can therefore remained informed everytime a new film has been posted up. If you wish to subscribe for free, please click here to get to the WwW section within YouTube. Once you are in YouTube press the subscribe button. Happy watching!!

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Soup and Sweet Lunch
@ Holy Trinity
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Sunday past was Holy Trinity`s Harvest Thanksgiving service at the church and part of the giving were `Jars of Grace` which brought in enough money for our commitment to the end of the year of funds for Our Bolivian Project.
After the service members of the congregation were invited to a Soup and Sweet lunch with videos to be shown of the activities of WwW with of course the emphasis on the work of Ronald and Eliseo, some 80 plus people turned up, we had plenty of soup, thanks to Mrs Cruickshanks and plenty of sweet thanks to a group of `sweet makers` in the church.
The minister and his family were in good form and with a great deal of children there it was a wonderful family atmosphere.
After the meal Ron Cruishank was approached by a young student girl, Louise, who has recently spent her gap year in Bolivia and some time in Oruro...more on this later.

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World Without Walls International Film Festival in Pretoria.
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Sunday 14 October at 18:00
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
294 Schoeman Street, Pretoria
Free entrance – anyone welcome
Safe parking available, Popcorn and drinks on sale
For more info: Rudi Sadler – 082 464 2113.
Since joining the World Without Walls project in Scotland two years ago, Rudi Sadler and Hildegard Königk (both young members of St Andrew’s) have been making short films in and around Pretoria. Their films focus on their church and general related events in the city. In 2006 they also participated in the International WWW Film Festival in Bo’ness, Scotland where their entry won the award for Best Editing as well as the overall Best Film at the festival. As part of their centenary celebrations, St Andrew’s International WWW Film Festival will showcase a selection of the films produced over the past two years. Participating countries will include South Africa, Scotland, India, Bolivia, Uganda, Ghana and Zambia. Entrance is free and the festival will be presented in real cinema style, with popcorn and drinks on sale.