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St Bryce Kirk Guild
  • Next meeting Tuesday 27th September 2022
  • Guild Coffee Morning raised £785
  • Our talk on Cleft Lip and Palate
  • Out for a meal
  • Out for a meal
  • Out for a meal

Next Meeting 

Tuesday the 27th September at 1.30

in the Small Hall at St Bryce Kirk  when :-

"We will be going on a journey with Arthur Lloyd north to Alaska."

Please come along and join us in fellowship,

and sharing views over a cup of tea or coffee

 

The Guild is a movement within the Church of Scotland which invites and encourages both women and men to commit their lives to Jesus Christ and enables them to express their Faith in Worship, Prayer and action.

Our meetings are held 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 1-30pm in the Small Hall from September till May. We have a varied programme with speakers, Events, including Coffee Mornings, Soup lunches.

We would extend a warm welcome to all to come and join us at these events.

Your support can help to empower women and girls in Kenya to fight the horrendous practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), so they can stay

In school and reach their God-given potential.  Your actions and prayers will be able to help girls like Bridget, “I want to stay in school, I do not want to be forced to marry or have children I am going to become a great lawyer and work on laws to combat FGM”

According to the World Health Organisation over 125 million girls and women across 29 countries, including Scotland, alive today, have been cut. FGM is the partial or total removal of the external genitalia for non-medical reasons. Seen as a rite of passage, it is carried out on girls of 12 years, sometimes younger. It can lead to severe problems and even death. Survivors tend to drop out of school, are married off and give birth, all before 16. In the Kuria district of Kenya, where Feed the Minds works, complex cultural and social reasons make FGM hard to combat. Nevertheless we are committed to promoting a culture of change to ensure every girl can choose her own future and to stop the innocent becoming victims.

Project Partner: Jennifer Wilson



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