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The Lighthouse (P1-6)

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Sunday, 7 June 2026

Newhaven Church

7 Craighall Road, Edinburgh, EH6 4

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The Lighthouse is for children in Primary 1-6. All children and leaders leave the church service together, after the second hymn and go to the Lighthouse room where we sing a few lively worship songs and then split into groups to continue our activities. During Lighthouse lessons we explore the Bible in a fun and interactive way.

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