We received a message via our website yesterday enquiring about whether a gay couple would be welcome in our church.
Unfortunately the email address left is bouncing back so we can’t reply directly, but yes! Absolutely you are welcome. Everyone is welcome and we hope to see you both soon.
Join in and raise the roof with your favourite hymns and songs of worship at Festival Songs of Praise to celebrate the final Sunday evening of the West End Festival.
Everyone welcome – come and praise and make a joyful noise!
Join us for a cup of tea, delicious cakes and bakes, great company, and help to raise money for Marie Curie’s important work providing care and support through terminal illness.
This annual event is always a wonderful afternoon – come along and help make it even better!
Kelvinside Hillhead is a public drop off point for TerraCycle’s Tassimo and Kenco recycling scheme.
We have a dedicated box in our Church Carpark, which is always open and accessed from Grosvenor Crescent if you arrive by car. This allows you to drop off your pods at any time that suits you, whether the Church is open or not.
Thank you for saving them from Landfill.
On four Sundays in June visit a mixed media installation in this iconic West End church building.
Wander in the space or simply sit and reflect between 7pm to 9pm as the long light of midsummer spills through our stunning stained glass.
Perhaps explore practical and quiet activities created and curated for the West End Festival.
Night Prayer from 8:30pm
Come, take time out, and listen to Alan Start play our fine Willis organ as the sunshine* streams through our beautiful stained glass.
*Sunny days hoped for but not guaranteed – wonderful music, a promise!
Come to KH to listen to the Genovia Quartet play your favourite symphonic hits as you’ve never heard them before…
…on four bassoons!
(free admission – donations welcomed)
Out on the sea of Gallilee storms raised, the waves rose up with the power of Eagles wings: the storms were noisy. The disciples were afraid, fishermen or not, they may well have suffered from seasickness. There was nothing pleasant for them. This was no sail upon a mill pond. The disciples were truly afraid and perplexed that Jesus was at peace, sleeping with his head on a pillow at the back of the boat. His mind and his body were still.
Be still
Take time to think, it is the source of power
Take time to pray, it is truly a great power
Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul
Take time to give, it is too short a life to be selfish
Take time to love and be loved by God and one another alike.
As the storm raged, Jesus was asleep with his head on a pillow. There is nothing more frustrating than trying to get comfortable enough to fall asleep, when alongside you is someone whose head hits the pillow and in no time they are asleep. Even to have someone tell you that they have no problem sleeping, when sleep just does just not happen for you. But sometimes a comfortable pillow is what is needed. Jesus was obviously comfortable with his pillow. The disciples were frustrated when they found Jesus asleep when the last thing they could do was sleep: so they woke Jesus. And indeed were amazed when the wind and the waves obeyed him and the storm calmed.
Who is this man who can stay, be still and there was stillness.
Be still
The greatest pleasure of life is love,
The greatest treasure, contentment,
The greatest possession, health
The greatest medicine is a true friend
The greatest ease is sleep
Rev Marian Cowie
