The church is illuminated poppy red as we prepare to remember those who lost their lives in wars this coming week.
There will be a short reflection and the laying of a wreath during our open hour for quiet prayer this Tuesday, 10th November 12.30-1.30pm.
Following guidance from the Church of Scotland due to concerns about the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we are sorry to announce that church services are suspended at Kelvinside Hillhead until further notice.
Some other churches may be continuing their worship live streams at this time and details of these can be found here.
We hold all of our elderly and/or vulnerable members of our church family and wider community in our hearts and prayers at this difficult time, as well as those of you who are worried for family and friends. If anyone has any need of pastoral support or has a question please contact our Session Clerk Eileen Bishop (0141 357 7477 / 07766663266)
Join us for another Messy event to celebrate Advent with fun activities: baking, making and a picnic lunch to share. Saturday 30th November, 10.30am – 12.30pm. This is a free event aimed at pre-school and primary school children.
West End Action for Churches Together have organised a hustings at St Mary’s Cathedral, 300 Great Western Road, on Tuesday 3rd December. Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
This opportunity for you to question General Election candidates from all the main parties will be chaired by Sir John Curtice, Professor of Politics from the University of Strathclyde.
Roger Sturrock will be leading this year’s Lent Bible studies based on the film “The Greatest Showman”, the story of the great American showman Phineas Barnum.
The study booklet is entitled “From Now On” and deals with the great themes of hope and redemption.
The studies will begin with a showing of the film at 7.30pm in Wellington’s Woodlands Hall on Thursday 7th March followed by 5 studies in the Hall from 7.30-9.00 pm on Thursdays, 14th, 21st, 28th March and 4th, 11th April.
Coffee and tea, etc., will be available. Please make a note of these studies in your diaries and come along. Everyone is invited.
Once again we welcome the East Dumbartonshire Concert Band to our evening Carols by Candlelight service. With the church lit by the light of many candles, and the chance to sing some well-loved carols accompanied by some very talented musicians, this is a festive treat for all.
All welcome at our Remembrance Sunday Service tomorrow morning.
Please note the earlier 10.45am start to allow us to be ready to observe the silence at 11am.
Ceilidh! Friday 21st September, 7.30pm