A number of us attended the Thanksgiving Service at St Mary’s Cathedral for the life of Andrew Colin. He and Veronica were members of the Cathedral congregation for many years and Andrew was also a loyal member of the choir. After moving home, in recent years Andrew and Veronica have… read more >>

This morning we celebrated the Kingship of Christ with a Choral Service produced by the Royal School of Church Music. We thank Hugh MacDonald who played the organ and led our choir during our rehearsals & we also thank singers from other churches who helped swell the numbers in our… read more >>

Clare and Sophie were great weaving tutors demonstrating how to set up our looms and how to then weave as well as adding a fringe and loops for texture. Once we had mastered setting up our looms, the weaving itself was surprisingly easy. It was fascinating to watch it grow.… read more >>

Last Thursday the fellowship enjoyed another trip to Killearn for lunch at The Three Sisters Bake in its beautiful setting with great views across the surrounding countryside. Over lunch, Peter told us some village news, including that fact that the spectacular view has made the Three Sisters Bake and hall… read more >>

Along with the poppies in church, we displayed the memorial altar cross, given in memory of ‘Lieutenant Robert Wallace Lees 2nd Bn. KOSB killed in action on Sunday 3 September 1916’. After our own Service of Remembrance in St Andrew’s, we joined the many from churches & the local community… read more >>

There was a good atmosphere at the coffee morning last Saturday with a buzz of laughter & chat as people enjoyed tea/coffee and delicious baking. Stalls were filled with crafts including creations from our Dorcas group, books, baking and bric-a-brac where there were bargains a plenty! Thank you to all… read more >>

This Sunday our service will end a little earlier than usual so that those who wish to join the other Milngavie churches and the local community for a combined Act of Remembrance, will be able to get there for the start.

Our small choir has begun rehearsing for a service on 25th November to celebrate the Kingship of Christ, using a new Royal School of Church Music Festival Service book. Thank you to our friends who are providing extra voices and to Hugh Macdonald for his musical direction.

Coffee, tea, cake and biscuits set us up for our AGM after our morning service. In the Rector’s report Andrea reported on the life of St Andrew’s over the past year, which has been full with many events and activities both social and spiritual, including participation in a number of Milngavie… read more >>

We had fun creating Christmas cards at the Dorcas group last Saturday under the guidance of Liz who showed us how to draw a design onto a piece of foam and then select the colour of card & paint to make a print. It was very experimental and we never… read more >>