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The last two services in the Kirk have been a great joy. Firstly, on the 13th of November, we held our Remembrance Service, with over 260 worshippers in the Naseby Sanctuary. It is worth repeating praise of the behaviour of

How good it was to be back amongst you on Sunday 23rd after my time in hospital and period of recuperation. As I said to the children in the service, with the ‘bottle protector’ as the visual aid, we are

‘My teacher told me not to worry about spelling because in the future there will be an autocorrect. I am eternally grapefruit.’ Sorry about that! Nobody is perfect but I do hate spelling mistakes. Perhaps it is due to my

Look at the picture – a Costa coffee cup, to be found on Crow Road, on the periphery of the garage. You all know my opinions about cof-fee: the good, an espresso that gives you a buzz preferably sitting al

Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship.  This week we welcome Julie Campbell to our homes through these Reflections, and to our pulpit on Sunday. We have enjoyed Julie’s input both before lockdown, and also via Zoom when we

Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship.  Today is our Harvest Service. It can be difficult, in a city like Glasgow, celebrating the work of the land and the sea and appreciating God’s creation. Singing ‘we plough the fields

Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday – now in the month of September! Next Sunday, probably in some limited way, we will be celebrating Harvest. The trees in the manse garden are slowly beginning to turn as we move from

Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship. I will look back one day and remember fondly the applause that was given to Junior Church as they stepped into the Sanctuary last Sunday. Wasn’t it great to see them in