Cafe Church is a big hit at BCNC, typically on the last Sunday of the month, it's the same all age service, but with tea/coffee, biscuits and crafts added in.  This was the first Sunday in Advent (in November!)

 School 'House' Banners made by our amazing Banner Group for the brilliant kids of Lumphinnans Primary School

              Beath & Cowdenbeath North Church proudly hosted...       

       'Jonathan Veira' in Concert 

       Saturday May 28th 2022 @ 7.30pm      

 Pictures from one of our All Age Family Services

 Photo's from our 'Christingle' Service led by the BCNC Young Folk 

   Christmas Communion Service 'In The Round' - 12/12/21

It was so good to welcome everyone for Tea,Coffee & Fellowship through in the Guthrie Hall after such a long time due to the Covid restrictions. During this time there was the opportunity to grab early Christmas Gifts from our 'Eco Friendly' stalls. A big 'Thank You' to our young folks for helping out and to Gail our 'Eco Ambassador' at BCNC and her team for organising the stalls and to all who made and donated items for selling.

Update - Great to announce the sum of £215 was raised!

Thanks to everyone who purchased something from the stalls.

   Images from our Remembrance Day Service - 14th November 2021

Thank You to all who donated to The Earl Haig Fund the sum of £140 was raised.

           Multi Faith COP 26 Patchwork Climate Banner

Two vibrant patchwork banners have been created by faith communities in Scotland sending a message of support in tackling the climate crisis our world faces. The banners are suspended from the towers of the College on the Mound in Edinburgh.

Can you spot the one Mary Philp created for our church?

                           'Prayer Boats'

 As part of our Morning Worship (10th October) Debbie, our minister was speaking on the 5th Mark of Mission - 'Treasure'.

Those present were given the challenge to make Oragami 'Prayer Boats' to coincide with the Christian Aid COP26 initative.

Pictured above is the congregations handy work.

    BCNC welcomes back Lumphinnans Primary School for their Harvest Service

  Great to see the staff and pupils of Lumphinnans Primary School back in church for the first time in nearly 2 years. The children created a wonderful dislay at the front of church with all the food items they had collected as part of their Special Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Our minister Debbie said everyone had a great time with all items collected by the children going to the local foodbank. 

      BCNC ECO FRIENDLY LITTER PICKING VOLUNTEERS

Well done to our happy looking volunteers who came along on Saturday 3rd October to do some 'Litter Picking' in Cowdenbeath Public Park. As an Eco Friendly Church it is our hope that this will be the first of many ways we will be interacting in a positive way in our local community. 

                                  'ClimArt for the Planet'

Well done to Mary Philp an Elder at BCNC for creating this stunning banner which will be joined to other banners from congregations the length and breadth of Scotland to raise awareness about the 'Climate Crisis' on the run up to COP26 which is being held in Glasgow in November. The banners will hang from the towers of the New College which overlooks Princess Street in Edinburgh and will provide a striking installation for all to see.

         Upgrade to church grounds @ BCNC 

Our first ever 'Hogmanay Bash' at BCNC proved a huge hit with everyone in attendance. A great evening of dancing, singing, comedy to going 'Live' on the big screen to Edinburgh for the countdown and firework display. A massive shoutout to the 'team' who made it all possible.  

                                                     BCNC GOES 'DIGITAL' 

   Our new 'Digital Sound Desk' which we purchased recently. Our 'Sound Guy' at BCNC Graham Smith has had hours of fun trying to get to grips with it. Hopefully this will greatly improve the sound quality especially for those in the congregation who have hearing difficulties. We would like to thank Graham for all his time and expertise in setting it up.