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
Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship. It is with particular delight that, as the schools return, we rejoice in our children of Junior Church back in the Sanctuary. My thanks to the staff and helpers, when we were
Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship. What a week it has been with the deluge of rain. It used to be a joke that the manse could do with an extension. A couple of weeks ago I was
Dear friends Welcome to another time of worship. Can I begin by saying what a super Sunday afternoon was had at Karen and James’ wedding last week – weren’t they stunning! My thanks of course to the Cleaning Team who,
Dear Friends, Welcome to another time of worship, now in the month of August. Last Sunday was a strange experience, being able to sing in the Kirk after such a long time. I know with masks it is not quite
Dear Friends, Welcome to another Sunday worship and – the month of July. Many thanks to the support shown last Sunday to Daniel when he was baptised, and also to the work behind the scenes for Robert Hynd, who as
Dear Friends, Welcome to another Sunday and a time of worship. If you recall last Sunday’s message, we reflected on the story of David and Goliath. On Tuesday I had a meeting, as Interim Moderator for Ruchill Kelvinside, and decided
Dear Friends, Welcome to another time of worship. On Tuesday past Robert Hynd was in-stalled as the Moderator of the Presbytery of Glasgow for this year. I am quite sure Robert would like me to thank those of you who
Dear Friends, Welcome to Sunday and a time of worship again. Can I thank our Communion Team who organised last Sunday’s preparations so that, at last, we could break bread together in the Naseby Sanctuary. What a pleasure that was
