Polmont Old
Parish Church - Scotland
Parish Church - Scotland
New Elders Appointed
Polmont Old Parish Church
Two New Elders Ordained
Two New Elders were ordained to the Eldership by the Rev. Jerome O'Brien on Sunday the 1st of July.
There was a good turn out of Members and friends to participate in the Service of Induction and Ordination of Mrs Janice Morrison and Mr David Syson.
After the short service to ordain Janice and David, the Kirk Session came forward to offer the Right Hand of Fellowship and welcome Janice and David into the Kirk Session.
MINISTRIES IN THE CHURCH
Ministry within the Church of Scotland takes a variety of forms. These include ministers ordained to the ministry of Word and Sacrament - both full-time and auxiliary - deacons, readers, elders and chaplains. They are supported in their role by around 2,000 professional and administrative and support staff who help the Church deliver practical services to communities throughout Scotland and worldwide. Ministers of Word and Sacrament also work closely with elders and deacons in caring for their community.
Elders: are a group of elected, ordained leaders. They give their time voluntarily and, along with the Minister, are responsible for the spiritual and practical aspects of Church life, including pastoral care, and for local church government. Being an Elder is a demanding but rewarding role - and important part of the Church of Scotland in its team ministry. Elders may also, with appropriate training, conduct funerals, chair the Kirk Session, preach and lead worship.
Polmont Old Parish Church
Two New Elders Ordained
Two New Elders were ordained to the Eldership by the Rev. Jerome O'Brien on Sunday the 1st of July.
There was a good turn out of Members and friends to participate in the Service of Induction and Ordination of Mrs Janice Morrison and Mr David Syson.
After the short service to ordain Janice and David, the Kirk Session came forward to offer the Right Hand of Fellowship and welcome Janice and David into the Kirk Session.
Ministry within the Church of Scotland takes a variety of forms. These include ministers ordained to the ministry of Word and Sacrament - both full-time and auxiliary - deacons, readers, elders and chaplains. They are supported in their role by around 2,000 professional and administrative and support staff who help the Church deliver practical services to communities throughout Scotland and worldwide. Ministers of Word and Sacrament also work closely with elders and deacons in caring for their community.
Elders: are a group of elected, ordained leaders. They give their time voluntarily and, along with the Minister, are responsible for the spiritual and practical aspects of Church life, including pastoral care, and for local church government. Being an Elder is a demanding but rewarding role - and important part of the Church of Scotland in its team ministry. Elders may also, with appropriate training, conduct funerals, chair the Kirk Session, preach and lead worship.
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