The Scottish Poppy Appeal 2023
November 28, 2023
Poppy Scotland
The amount raised from the recent sale of poppies at Torrance Parish Church amounted to £138.18. With thanks from the Poppy Scotland Appeal.
Remembrance Sunday
October 27, 2023
12 November 10am. (Please note earlier time)
Preacher: Rev Stuart Irvin. We will leave during the service at 10.50am to walk to the War Memorial for the two-minute silence at 11am.
Remembrance Sunday Service 10am
November 12, 2022
Sunday 13 November (Please note the earlier start time)
Preacher: Rev Stuart Irvin and the reading is from Psalm 126 with the focus on verses 3 and 4. We will leave during the service at 10.50am to walk to the War Memorial for the minute’s silence at 11am.
Remembrance Sunday 10am
November 9, 2021
14 November 2021
The service will start in church at 10.00am; We will adjourn in time for all who wish to walk to the War Memorial where the act of remembrance will begin at 10.57am.
Remembrance Sunday
November 3, 2020
As we are unable to gather for the two minute silence at the War Memorial on Sunday 8 November, we will have our usual gathering at 10.30 and there will be a recording of the act of Remembrance at the War Memorial, all on Vimeo, and accessible through the church website.
Poppy Scotland Appeal 2020
October 27, 2020
Due to the current Covid-19 restrictions, Poppy Scotland have made some changes to the way they are fundraising this year while still doing their best to ensure that we are all able to wear remembrance poppies. Therefore, for the first time, all donations in Torrance will be cashless. A Torrance Poppy Appeal JustGiving page has been set up and can be accessed through the following link: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ao-torrance
We would like to get this out to as many people as possible in the village so if you use any of the village social media sites, I would appreciate it if you would post the details or just share with friends and family. Poppies will be available in the shops and can be collected there. This year the boxes will have QR and NFC code stickers on them, so as an alternative to JustGiving, anyone wishing to, can donate through their smartphone by scanning the code and following the instructions.
While I completely understand that this is not ideal for a lot of the community, it’s really the only way we can continue with a village collection this year in a safe and manageable way. Thank you, Dorothy McCarthy.