Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service. Can I begin by saying a word of thanks to those who helped us mark Remembrance Sunday. Whilst it was different we had a display on the Communion Table, wreaths at the war […]
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service. Today is Remembrance Sunday and our thoughts and prayers are given primarily to those who have served and given so much and those who, even to this day, experience the after effects of
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday. November has now arrived and as always I would like to thank all of you for getting us to this stage in the year. At last our children will be back in the buildings
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday. I am delighted you are with me in whatever way and that we are together, praising God as he walks with us through these troubling times. Another week has passed which for me started
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service in the Sanctuary, by Zoom or by sitting reading the Reflections by the fireside – and boy, do we need the fireside as the temperature begins to drop! Can I draw your attention
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service. Many thanks to those who worshipped last week in the morning in Naseby and in our Zoom Communion at 2.30pm. I appreciate all the effort you make to worship in so many different
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service and more obvious Autumnal times. This Sunday our Zoom Service, as you will see, takes place at 2.30pm when we will share the Sacrament of Communion together because the Holy Spirit makes it
Dear friends Welcome to another Sunday service. I hope you are all managing through these uncertain days. I’m sure you will join me in thanking George for keeping us going, keeping us connected to one another and day by day
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday service. I’m delighted we are with each other once more, whether by the worship in Naseby, on the screen in the evening, or as you read the Reflections in your own comfy seat, with
Dear friends, Welcome to another Sunday service! Last Tuesday Glasgow Presbytery met by Webinar. It was quite a strange two and a half hour meeting, sitting by a screen and pressing the icon which raised ‘a hand’ indicating that you
