Falkirk Vineyard Church New Season Sunday Event

Posted on July 4, 2019

On Sunday 1^st September, Falkirk Vineyard Church are throwing a party for the local community at Camelon Community Education Centre, Abercrombie Street, Camelon, FK1 4HA, from 10:30am onwards.

The event begins with the morning service, to which all are welcome, with tea, coffee, doughnuts, an inspirational message and live music included. Attendees can find out about the ways groups are working together in the area for the community, and to make Falkirk “an amazing place to live”.

From 12pm, there will be a FREE BBQ, with food, inflatables and games.

For further information, please contact Falkirk Vineyard Church by phone: 07510 291787, or email: info@falkirkvineyard.com

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