Nairn United Reformed Church
Songs of Praise
The Congregation, Community and Choir came together for an evening to sing favorite hymns accompanied by Organ, Piano, Accordion and Guitar.
Over 50 people gathered and enjoyed tea and coffee afterwards.
Harvest Thanks Giving Service - 2025
The Harvest Thanks giving Service was well attended and the donations for the food bank were gratefully received.
The generosity of the congregation and from the wider community was overwhelming .
The photo below show's the contributions which were donated to Highland food Bank
A huge thankyou to everyone who helped with this .
The Church was also beautifully decorated with fruit , vegetables and a lovely Autumnal Arch way, all donated by local farmers and the local flower shop.
Thankyou to all who helped with this, it was appreciated and enjoyed by everyone
Regina McCrary and Dave Pomeroy
On the 3rd of August we welcomed three highly acclaimed musicians from the USA to join us in worship. MARK ALLEN, a Nashville-based musician, hosts the PBS series "Have Guitar Will Travel World". The show takes viewers on a musical journey around the globe, exploring how local music traditions express a region's cultural identity. Mark founded Atlanta's Benchmark Productions in 1992 and ran the ASCAP studio in Nashville. DAVE POMEROY is one of America’s most established and respected musicians, whose multi-textured career has spanned recording, performing, producing, charity work and band leading. He is the Vice President of the American Federation of Musicians. Grammy Award-winning REGINA MCCRARY has established a dazzling recording and performing career that continues to honour the musical legacy of her father, the Rev. Samuel McCrary, founding member of the Fairfield Four. Her collaborations are a who’s who of musical legends. She currently performs with her siblings in The McCrary Sisters. You could say it runs in the family.
This was a fantastic service, amazing musicians and uplifting singing which was enjoyed by a very large congregation , and the good news is they will be back again next year.
Concert For Ukraine - July 29th 2025
The evening with the Kyiv Accordion Duo was attended by over 140 people who enjoyed the evening of classical music uniquely played on the accordion, the concert finished with a large choir singing the Ukrainian national anthem in Ukraine a very moving end to a splendid evening of entertainment which raised in excess of £2,000.
Many thanks to all who helped and donated to the charity