Several organizations have affiliated themselves with our church. These include the Sunday School, the St. Andrew's Guild, the St. Andrew's Scottish Country Dance Club, The Southmuir Carpet Bowls Club, Yoga classes and the Angus Strathspey and Reel Society.

We gather together in the Board room first of all and then we join the congregation for the first part of the service which includes singing, prayer and a story which usually involves the children and they always have something to look at.

We then go back to the Board Room to continue our time together. We use the Scripture Union material SALT to help us nurture our children in the Christian Faith. We have three groups using appropriate material for their ages. We also use drama and music to help children understand the message.

We also have a Bible class for our older children to take them forward in their faith.

All children are very welcome to come along and join us.

We have a varied syllabus, which includes Musical nights, demonstrations and worship evenings.

The membership stands at forty-three and we would welcome anyone who would like to come along and join us in Christian fellowship.

Both men and women are welcome, and we try particularly hard to help beginners feel at ease, encouraged and valued. The aims of the Club are to keep alive the heritage and traditions of our native land, keeping fit and active to live music and friendship and enjoyment.

Our office bearers are: Alan Bentley - President; Mrs. E. Morrison - Vice-President.

It endeavors to provide a welcoming place of friendship and fellowship to everyone who comes along and new members are always welcome.

The Club meets from early October till mid December, resuming in January and running on till mid-April. Membership is presently 36 and average attendance is 25. The Club is happy to organize two Whist Drives annually in support of St. Andrew's and also helps with the Sale of Work.

The Society meets each Monday evening between mid-September to mid-May in the Boardroom of St. Andrew's Kirk, Glamis Road, Kirriemuir at 7.30 p.m. The practice usually goes on for about 1 hr. 30 mins. The Society plays out at many - mainly charity based - functions in, and furth of Angus. Its membership comprises all age groups - from 12 years to 90 years! - and all occupations.

Please join us if you wish. A basic grade 3 Standard should suffice to get you going!

Sandy Ingram (Hon. Secretary)

There are fifteen enthusiastic members, men and women aged over 50. A variety of media is used such as pastels, watercolours, acrylics, gouache and coloured pencils.

All members appreciate being able to pursue their hobby in the company of others, who have the same interests and who help one another by sharing materials and giving constructive criticism.

The group is run by Jim Troup and Muriel Farquharson.

A Tai Chi class is run by Linda Rossman held on Wednesday nights from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Telephone 10307 840373 for information.

On Fridays a Taekwondo class for children and adults is held from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. For further information please contact G. Linton on 01592 262180

The Collection is in two parts: one part digital photographs and the other part fine art prints. All are mounted in hand-cut bevelled mounts in sizes to fit U.K.standard size picture frames. Some of the digital photographs and the fine art prints are already framed and available for purchase at very reasonable cost.

All stock is available for sale at various Church & local fundraising events throughout the year.