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Welcome to Dunbar Parish Church, a community whose aim is to:
Our services are at 11 am every Sunday morning and at 6.30 pm every alternate Sunday evening. If you are new to church or have not been for some time, you may find it helpful to read the notes on our 'new to church' page. How to find us
Our church hall is at 32A High Street Dunbar.
Our minister and his family
The Reverend Gordon Stevenson lives with his wife and two boys in Dunbar, as their two daughters are now away at University. Gordon was called to Dunbar in 2010. Over the last eight years, our church has seen God at work in many different ways; lives transformed, people called into full time ministry etc. We believe that we are a family learning and serving Jesus together so that we might discover God's vision for the church and share it with everyone. 
Prayer is at the heart of our church life. Click on the image to find out more.
Church prayer meetings Our church prayer meeting will be on Wednesday 11 April and Wednesday 25 April from 7.30 pm in the Eden Room. 
Home groups
We have two home groups that meet on Wednesdays. Find out more on the 'Adult group' page. |
What's happening in July?
On Sunday 22 July we welcome Paul and Terri Hayden from Wyoming. See the 'special dates' notice for more details. On Sunday 29 July, Shiona,our pioneer minister, begins a three week series entitled 'Up, in and out'. Come along to find out more. Our prayer breakfast meets every Sunday morning at 10 am in the Eden Room at church. Breakfast is available from 9.30 am. Everyone is welcome. Listen to our series of sermons from Luke
Click on the link to take you to our sermons on the Gospel of Luke for this year.
Unfortunately we have had some technical difficulties this month. We hope to have the new sermons available soon. Are you interested in reading the Bible but not sure where to start?
Why not look at The Bible in One Year, a free Bible reading app with commentary by Nicky and Pippa Gumbel. Nicky Gumbel is the Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton in London. You can read or listen to the text. You do not need to do it every day but it is an excellent way to get started. of Alpha. www.bibleinoneyear.org/ More holiday ideas for you and your family
Scripture Union offer a range of holidays for children in P5 up to S6. Look at their website for more details. www.suholidays.org.uk/ |
Every Friday morning from 10.30 am until midday - Coffee Plus in the church. A chance to make new friends and get to know each other better over a cup of tea or coffee.
SPECIAL DATES - Saturday 21 July and Sunday 22 July
Our minister is hosting a bring-and-share evening at the church from 7.15 pm on Saturday 21 July to give people the opportunity to meet Rev. Dr Paul Hayden and his wife Terri from the First Presbyterian Church in Wyoming. Many will know Paul and Terri from their previous visit to Dunbar and we would love to give them a warm welcome back to DPC. Paul will be preaching at our 11 am morning service on Sunday 22 July so be sure to be there and bring a friend too. We will also be welcoming Michael and Karen Stewart, our mission partners, at our morning service on Sunday 22 July. You are welcome to stay to the bring-and-share lunch after the service to talk with our guests and meet other members of the congregation. 
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