This week is Christian Aid Week. Normally we would raise money by undertaking house to house collections and enjoying soup lunches. But unfortunately, we are still unable to do that. However, the charity still desperately needs our financial support. Several extremely poor areas of the world are suffering terribly from… read more >>
I hope you are well. Once again, we had a lovely service this morning. Clare was singing, standing in at the last moment for Laura. This was particularly commendable as this week Clare became a granny! Many congratulations to Anton and Kelly and all the family on the birth of… read more >>
Dear All I hope you are well. Once again, we had a lovely service this morning with the singing and music enhancing our worship beautifully. The funeral of Margaret Hayes will take place on Friday 14th May 2.30pm at Clydebank Crem. Everyone is most welcome but please let me know… read more >>
For the 4th Sunday of Easter our readings were from Acts 4:5-12, 1 John 3:16-24 and John 10:11-18 with the theme of ‘I am the good shepherd’ – caring and nurturing his flock, a theme so appropriate at this time of year with our fields and hills covered with sheep… read more >>
Today we had the great pleasure of listening to Clare singing the hymns and the settings with Gail in harmony – many thanks to you both for your part in our worship. We also in our prayers gave thanks for the life of Margaret Hayes – such a loved and… read more >>
We had the pleasure of hearing again on Sunday the sound of the Bösendorfer piano, played by our organist with a nimble change of instrument for the accompaniment of the sending out song, the wonderful ‘Lord of the Dance’, sung sensitively by Laura. Its composer, Sydney Carter, adapted it from… read more >>
Dear All I hope you are all well. Below is the link to today’s service. Luke 24:36-48 Acts 3:12-19 1 John 3:1-7 Yesterday was the funeral of HRH Prince Philip. The occasion provided a public and private opportunity for nation and family to say a formal farewell to the duke,… read more >>