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Our ESOL class is cancelled tomorrow.
Apologies. 🙌🏻
Hopefully see you all again next Tuesday.

Our ESOL class is cancelled tomorrow.
Apologies. 🙌🏻
Hopefully see you all again next Tuesday. ...

Lord, may we surrender afresh to you….
#DealingwiththeRoadblockofPride
#ISurrenderAll

Lord, may we surrender afresh to you….
#DealingwiththeRoadblockofPride
#ISurrenderAll ...

@scottishbaptist
CANOPY SUMMER
1 June 2024, Larbert High School
Joining together for worship, learning and fun for all ages.
We can’t wait to spend another brilliant day together, as friends and family from Baptist churches all around Scotland.
Book NOW! Link in bio 🔗

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@scottishbaptist
CANOPY SUMMER
1 June 2024, Larbert High School
Joining together for worship, learning and fun for all ages.
We can’t wait to spend another brilliant day together, as friends and family from Baptist churches all around Scotland.
Book NOW! Link in bio 🔗 ...

It’s May! 🗓️🌼🌱
This Sunday at EBC we will be continuing our teaching series on ‘Surrender’.
Our crèche will be open, alongside our kids & youth spaces. 11am in person & online.
Catch up in the Cafe, after worship.
Hope to see you at Church.
#MayatEBC
#TryChurch

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It’s May! 🗓️🌼🌱
This Sunday at EBC we will be continuing our teaching series on ‘Surrender’.
Our crèche will be open, alongside our kids & youth spaces. 11am in person & online.
Catch up in the Cafe, after worship.
Hope to see you at Church.
#MayatEBC
#TryChurch ...

Lots of great stuff going on during the month of May and into June within EBC & beyond with many of our partner organisations. 🙌🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🏾
Please note/save dates of specific events that you are going along to and how you book your place.
@247prayerscotland
@tearfundscotland
@suscotland
@scottishbaptist

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Lots of great stuff going on during the month of May and into June within EBC & beyond with many of our partner organisations. 🙌🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🏾
Please note/save dates of specific events that you are going along to and how you book your place.
@247prayerscotland
@tearfundscotland
@suscotland
@scottishbaptist ...

Repost from @suscotland Teacher Tip No.2 for getting through exams ✌🏽

Say a little prayer before you enter each exam 🕊

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Repost from @suscotland Teacher Tip No.2 for getting through exams ✌🏽

Say a little prayer before you enter each exam 🕊 ...

If you serve as part of the EBC Worship & Production Team, we really look forward to seeing you on Tuesday for an evening of equipping, encouragement & worship.
#TeamWorkMakestheDreamWork

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If you serve as part of the EBC Worship & Production Team, we really look forward to seeing you on Tuesday for an evening of equipping, encouragement & worship.
#TeamWorkMakestheDreamWork ...

Well done @riodhna_ashtonduncan & @mashtonduncan97 on completing the 26 miles of the Kilt Walk raising funds for @pf_scotland 🙌🏻🚶🏽‍♀️🚶👏🏻
Still time to donate!!
Link in bio 🔗

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Well done @riodhna_ashtonduncan & @mashtonduncan97 on completing the 26 miles of the Kilt Walk raising funds for @pf_scotland 🙌🏻🚶🏽‍♀️🚶👏🏻
Still time to donate!!
Link in bio 🔗 ...

Church today…🙌🏻
We are ‘Made to GROW’ 🌱🪴🌴🌳
#AllAgeWorshipatEBC

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Church today…🙌🏻
We are ‘Made to GROW’ 🌱🪴🌴🌳
#AllAgeWorshipatEBC ...

Amazing Jan!!! 🙌🏻❤️🙏🏻
Susan - love the way you honour your incredible Mum.
Repost from @bbcscotnews
An 82-year-old has earned the title of “cushion queen” among her friends and family after raising more than £129,000 for charity.

Jan O’Neil has upcycled donated fabrics and made more than 40,000 cushion covers.

The cushion covers, which can feature animals, tartans, thistles, or Scottie dogs, have been bought by customers from as far away as Africa and Australia.

Tap the link in bio to find out why Mrs O’Neil’s daughter, Susan Wilson, says making the cushion covers has saved her mum’s life.

#Cushions #Craft #Upcycle #Sewing #BBCScotlandNews #BBCNews

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Amazing Jan!!! 🙌🏻❤️🙏🏻
Susan - love the way you honour your incredible Mum.
Repost from @bbcscotnews
An 82-year-old has earned the title of “cushion queen” among her friends and family after raising more than £129,000 for charity.

Jan O’Neil has upcycled donated fabrics and made more than 40,000 cushion covers.

The cushion covers, which can feature animals, tartans, thistles, or Scottie dogs, have been bought by customers from as far away as Africa and Australia.

Tap the link in bio to find out why Mrs O’Neil’s daughter, Susan Wilson, says making the cushion covers has saved her mum’s life.

#Cushions #Craft #Upcycle #Sewing #BBCScotlandNews #BBCNews ...

Wonderful to serve the beautiful women of @perthbaptistchurch this morning & bless what God is doing through this amazing community.
More Lord. 🕊️
Light, Hope, Truth, Grace, Encouragement,
and the Love of Christ appear when we walk in a room, as followers of Jesus.
#TracesofJesus
#FragranceofChrist
#TakeYourEverydayOrdinaryLives

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Wonderful to serve the beautiful women of @perthbaptistchurch this morning & bless what God is doing through this amazing community.
More Lord. 🕊️
Light, Hope, Truth, Grace, Encouragement,
and the Love of Christ appear when we walk in a room, as followers of Jesus.
#TracesofJesus
#FragranceofChrist
#TakeYourEverydayOrdinaryLives ...

Repost from @mercyukorg
We all have an internal voice—self-talk that combines conscious thought with root beliefs systems and unconscious judgement to create our internal monologue.
It can be difficult to know why we talk to ourselves the way we do and for some of us, sorting
through truths from lies or a constructive voice from a critical voice, can be a key part of learning to live free and stay free.

Take a moment to consider this statement. Which one is closest to your internal voice? Or are you somewhere inbetween?

When I make a mistake, my self talk is…

CRITICAL: I blame myself, absorb all fault and resign myself to failure. I might call myself names like ‘stupid’ or ‘loser.’

CONSTRUCTIVE: I explore what could have gone differently without judging or blaming myself and I can admit fault where it is mine, without shame.

Now ask yourself a couple questions:
1. What do you think the impact is of talking to yourself like this?
2. How do you think this internal voice has been formed?

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Repost from @mercyukorg
We all have an internal voice—self-talk that combines conscious thought with root beliefs systems and unconscious judgement to create our internal monologue.
It can be difficult to know why we talk to ourselves the way we do and for some of us, sorting
through truths from lies or a constructive voice from a critical voice, can be a key part of learning to live free and stay free.

Take a moment to consider this statement. Which one is closest to your internal voice? Or are you somewhere inbetween?

When I make a mistake, my self talk is…

CRITICAL: I blame myself, absorb all fault and resign myself to failure. I might call myself names like ‘stupid’ or ‘loser.’

CONSTRUCTIVE: I explore what could have gone differently without judging or blaming myself and I can admit fault where it is mine, without shame.

Now ask yourself a couple questions:
1. What do you think the impact is of talking to yourself like this?
2. How do you think this internal voice has been formed? ...