As our open church time from 12.30pm-1.30pm today is the closest to Remembrance Day, there will be a short act of worship, beginning at 1pm. All are welcome
| Order of Service Call to worship: Hymn: O God our help in ages past (during which the wreath is laid) The Last Post 2 Minute Silence Reveille Poem: Lawrence Binyon Lord’s prayer Short Reflection Organ: Nimrod (Elgar) |
On Tuesday 10 November we shall be open for private prayer as usual between 12.30pm and 1.30pm.
However for a brief time in the middle of that hour, there will be an appropriate readings and prayers for the Remembrance Day season and a wreath will be laid.
Poppies and a collection box for Poppy Scotland will be available in church at all opening times until and including 10 November. (Gift Aid forms are also available.)
Poppy Scotland also have a facility on their website for you to make a donation online.
Once again, we are open for an hour tomorrow afternoon, Saturday 16 October between 2pm and 3pm, as a space to sit quietly, for contemplation and for prayer.
The organ will be playing at times, and there will be a brief spoken prayer, but otherwise this is a time to reflect and enjoy the peace and silence.
Please enter by the west doors in Saltoun Street and please wear a face covering.
The church is open twice a week:
The sun shone on our first Saturday open hour for private prayer.
It was lovely to be back spending some time in this space, hearing the organ play, sharing peace, contemplation and prayer, and seeing (with all the appropriate precautions!) each other after so long.
Reminder: the church is now open for private prayer on:
Here are some of the ways we are keeping in touch as a community while we continue to be apart.
Sundays:
Karen Hendry, our Interim Moderator leads a short reflection online (via Youtube) for the congregations of both Yoker and KH on a Sunday morning. To join the mailing list and get a link for these, contact Karen at khendry@churchofscotland.org.uk
At 11am we are invited to join together in prayer, thinking of each other. Additionally, Wellington Church continue to provide a pre-recorded service every Sunday which is made available on their website at llam.
Helen makes sure Young Church keeps going with a weekly email full of activities. If your child would like to receive this, contact her at children.kelvinsidehillhead@gmail.com
At 7pm all Christians in Scotland (and beyond!) join in prayer.
Other ways we’re getting together:
Roger Sturrock leads a weekly Bible Study on a Tuesday at 7.30pm using Zoom – contact Roger at rsturrock@churchofscotland.org.uk for more information about this and to join in.
The Wednesday lunches may not be possible at the moment, but Karen hosts a Zoom Wednesday Tea Break at 2pm (often with a quiz!) – all are welcome. Contact Karen Hendry as above to take part in this.
Finally, Guide and Brownie groups are also enjoying virtual meetings. Please contact your child’s own unit leader for more information.
Christian Aid have risen to the occasion with a number of methods and activities to help us continue to support their work this lockdown Christian Aid week.
We may not be able to collect envelopes or make our donation as we would usually do, but you can share a Christian Aid e-envelope here.
We may not be together in person at church at the moment, but we can join together in Christian Aid online events such as 11am live daily reflections every day this week, and daily 7.30pm quizzes for the whole family on Facebook live.
Your gifts will save lives.
14th February, 19.30 – A Matter of Opinion..?
22nd February, 10.30 – Daffodil Tea
6th March, 11.00 – World Day of Prayer
13th March, 19.30 – A Matter of Opinion..?
21st March, 10.30 – Messy Mothers’ Day!
If it’s time for our annual Daffodil tea again can spring be far behind?
This year held in partnership with Glasgow University Mary’s Meals Society and the Kelvinside Academy Fair Trade Team.
Refreshments, interesting stalls, good company, and of course cheerful daffodils to brighten up your day!
All welcome – do join us.
