Whats On: during the month (Continued) •
Saturday 7th October, Dunblane Cathedral Halls coff ee morning 10am -12 noon in aid of Cornton Vale and Glenochil Prison Visitor Centres.
• Sunday 8th October, Forth Valley Friends of Scottish Opera: David Parry, conductor, La Traviata. We have a celebrity speaker this month: the eminent conductor David Parry, who taught Stuart Stratford, Scottish Opera’s Music Director. He will be conducting most performances of La Traviata this season. All very welcome. 2.30 pm, Smith Art Gallery and Museum, Stirling. Entrance £5, free to students, including tea/coff ee & biscuits.
• Monday 9th October, Dunblane Cathedral Guild at the Cathedral Hall. Our drop-in afternoons of playing scrabble, doing jigsaws and crafts are very informal, no speakers just doing what you enjoy with friends, men and women. All are welcome to pop in!
• Monday 16th October, Dunblane Cathedral Guild at the Cathedral Hall at 2pm. The Air Ambulance from Perth are coming to tell us a bit about their call outs and how their charity operates. All are cordially invited to join us.
• Wednesday 18th October, Dunblane Accordion & Fiddle Club, 7.30pm Victoria Hall, Dunblane. Guest will be John Morgan. All players, any instrument, warmly welcomed.
• Monday 23rd October, Dunblane Cathedral Guild at the Cathedral Hall. Our drop-in afternoons of playing scrabble, doing jigsaws and crafts are very informal, no speakers just doing what you enjoy with friends, men and women. All are welcome to pop in!
• Monday 30th October, Dunblane Cathedral Guild. A very special talk from a family member of the astronaut, Tim Peake. He will tell us all about the experiences involved with having such a famous astronaut in the family. Join us for that and ask some of your space questions at 7.30pm in Cathedral hall. As ever, all will be made very welcome.
Saturday 30 September, the local “Investing in
Peace in Palestine and Israel” group is hosting an Open Day in the Cathedral Halls from 10 o’clock.
The aim is to inform, raise awareness, hear stories and encourage actions leading to justice, security, peace
and reconciliation for all peoples in Israel and Palestine, and so contribute towards peace in the Middle East. In this land marked by confl ict, enmity and violence, inspiration comes from Daoud Nassar a Palestinian farmer, running a farm project called the Tent of Nations, southwest of Bethlehem.
The Nassar family live out their conviction of refusing to be enemies “We want to use our frustrations and disappointments constructively; to transform this into energy we need to do things positively, rather that becoming a seed-bed for anger and bitterness”.
At the entrance to farm written on a rock is this sign: we refuse to be enemies
The hope for this Open Day is that from listening and learning will come more sense of connection with people in this part of the world and energy
to do what we can in support of a just peace in Israel and Palestine.
Deadline for What’s On info: 5th October for the November-December issue (Christmas!)
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