Cowdenbeath, Lochgelly & Kelty Street Pastors

Due to the pandemic, the street pastors cannot continue to patrol so our last patrol was on 3rd March. All of our activities have been suspended for now. We plan to resume patrols as soon as it is safe to do so. In the mean time, God bless you all. Stay safe and make sure you keep to the Govt measures in order to get rid of the virus. Look out for one another and stay at home unless you are a front line key worker. Hope to see you all again soon, but lets be patience as this could take a long time. Keep in touch by phone or face book and let us know how you are doing. 07802 414418. We love you all.

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Stormy weather !!! But we are on patrol this weekend in Cowdenbeath and we have two new recruits joining us. If you are out and about on Saturday evening, look for us on Cowdenbeath High Street.

Well done - what a team - police and street pastors working together.

Carol singing on the High St. On Thursday evening.

Street pastors and friends caroling in Cowdenbeath

Join us this Thursday to sing carols on the High Street, starting at the Green Square then at Brunton Square, then tea and mince pies at the Clearing. We start at 6.30pm. (Dont forget to vote!!!)

Good prayer

I have known Jean Mola since 1978 when he was just 6years old. He lost his sight when he was abou 9years old.

Was very encouraging last night as 7churches represented at the meeting - always fantastic when we work together and share the vision

Useful to know when we meet homeless people in Edinburgh on Rail Patrols

Keep Thursday 26th Sept free for a special meeting - CLOCK SPs is 5 years old. Let's talk about our vision for the next 5 years. Phone 07802414418 for more details. Hope you can join us for the meeting at the Clearing on 26th at 7pm

Hope you all had a good summer, after a quiet August, we are back to work - we did a short patrol on Friday. Now we have two more patrols in September.

I attended the launch of the Cowdenbeath Community Action Plan recently and spoke with Annabelle Ewing. We can work together to make Cowdenbeath a better place to live and work. Lets all do what we can to strengthen community spirit and help those in need.