St Andrew’s participated in the Milngavie’s Healthy Habits event, by providing a ‘Quiet Space’. Having an opportunity to take time out for quiet reflection amidst a busy & active life style is a valuable contribution to health and wellbeing. Objects and words were on display to help guide thoughts/prayers &… read more >>
The Lord is risen – He is risen indeed! The church was transformed for Easter day, so that once we’d attended the dawn service at the Preaching Brae and enjoyed breakfast provided by our friends at Cairns Church, we were greeted with beautiful floral displays as we lit the Paschal… read more >>
We have appreciated a richness of worship as we have journeyed through Holy Week culminating in the joy of Christ’s resurrection on Easter Day. After the celebration of Palm Sunday, remembering Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the mood changed as we focused on the words of Jesus as he suffered… read more >>
The first St Andrew’s Bird Song Walk took place on Saturday April 13th. Eleven bleary-eyed but eager members and friends set off at 7 am and enjoyed discovering more about the varied bird life of Milngavie from warblers newly arrived from Africa to buzzards, a dipper in the river and… read more >>
As a lead-in to Lent this year, Andrea arranged a joint study group in collaboration with Revd Paul Watson and the congregation of St James the Less in Bishopbriggs. Stephen Parratt also served as one of the group leaders. For some of us this was an interesting first visit to… read more >>
On Thursday 28 March, the Fellowship departed for lunch at the Woodhouse Coffee Shop, Kippen (actually closer to the site of the former Kippen Station) after Morning Prayer and a short Lent Study discussion. The “café”was more of a modern restaurant (from March 2012) and had attached a veritable Aladdin’s… read more >>
Freda showed us how to make flowers from forks on Saturday’s Dorcas group! There was much hilarity as some of us struggled, especially in the early stages to follow instructions. However by the end, with a little trial and error as well as some imaginative individual variations, everyone had created… read more >>
Angela had devised some great questions relating to crime fiction generally and then for her chosen book ‘The Seven Deaths of Eleanor Hardcastle’ by Stuart Turton which we found a very challenging mind-stretching read. The central character relives the day of the murder 7 times in the bodies of different… read more >>
Yesterday was the start of the Season of Lent, marked by a Eucharist service in the evening where those attending received the sign of the cross in ash on their forehead, as a sign of the spirit of penitence. During this season of self-examination & reflection on our spiritual lives,… read more >>
Beautiful jewellery was created at February’s Dorcas group using Fimo ‘bake in the oven’ clay. There were lots of very happy crafters by the end of our session.