A Video Service for viewing here will be posted on Sunday 24th January for 11:00am – or you can view it at any other time that suits you. The readings during the season of Epiphany reflect on the start of Jesus’ ministry. For this Sunday the focus continues on Jesus calling his disciples.
We have started this year to use prayers from our partner churches in the Council for World Mission.
We will meet again in the evening at 6:30pm, as we do every week, via Zoom. You can get the login details from the Minister or your Church Secretary. If you are connected in any way to one of our four congregations north of the Clyde – Helensburgh URC, Dumbarton URC, Essenside URC in Drumchapel & Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank – and are not already getting weekly emails about worship – then please give you email address to the Minister or your Church Secretary.
This is a Video Service for viewing at 11:00am on Sunday when others are also watching or at any other time that suits you. The readings during the season of Epiphany reflect on the start of Jesus’ ministry. For this Sunday the focus is on Jesus calling his disciples.
We will meet again in the evening at 6:30pm via Zoom. You can get the login details from the Minister or your Church Secretary. If you are connected in any way to one of our four congregations north of the Clyde – Helensburgh URC, Dumbarton URC, Essenside URC in Drumchapel & Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank – and are not already getting weekly emails about worship – then please give you email address to the Minister or your Church Secretary.
This is a Video Service for viewing if possible at 11:00am on Sunday when others are also watching.
The readings in coming weeks reflect on the start of Jesus’ ministry. For this Sunday the focus is on the Baptism of Jesus.
We will meet again in the evening at 6:30pm via Zoom. You can get the login details from the Minister or your Church Secretary. If you are connected in any way to one of our four congregations north of the Clyde – Helensburgh URC, Dumbarton URC, Essenside URC in Drumchapel & Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank – and are not already getting weekly emails about worship – then please give you email address to the Minister or your Church Secretary.
This is an online Communion Service. If possible please try to view it at 11:00am when others are also watching. You are asked to have ready bread & wine or their equivalent to break, eat and drink. Separated by time and space we remain united in Christ. Some surprise visitors from the East may pop in during the service…
We meet again in the evening at 6:30pm via Zoom. You can get the login details from the Minister or your Church Secretary. If you are connected in any way to one of our four congregations north of the Clyde – Helensburgh URC, Dumbarton URC, Essenside URC in Drumchapel & Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank – and are not already getting weekly emails about worship then please give you email address to the Minister or your Church Secretary.
Next week the service for 10th January will focus on the Baptism of Jesus.
This morning we read Matthew’s stories about the context of Jesus birth and are reminded of the challenges he faced – which are not unlike challenges many people face today. Truly, in Jesus, God is with us. Please watch our short online service and feel free to add a comment below.
We gather again this evening, online via Zoom. You can get the login details from the Minister or your Church Secretary. If you are connected in any way to one of our four congregations north of the Clyde – Helensburgh URC, Dumbarton URC, Essenside URC in Drumchapel & Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank – then please give you email address to the Minister or your Church Secretary so you can receive regular emails about online worship at this time.
Next Sunday, 3rd January 2021, a video service will be posted for 11:00am. This will be an online Communion Service. If possible please try to view it at 11:00am when others are also watching. You are asked to have ready bread & wine or their equivalent to break, eat and drink. Separated by time and space we remain united in Christ. We meet again in the evening at 6:30pm via Zoom.
We met for worship at 6:30pm on Christmas Eve, Thursday 24th December, at Helensburgh URC to celebrate Christmas.
Our Christmas Day service was cancelled to allow people who needed to travel to visit family to be able to do so on the one day when this was permitted. Because of this, the Christmas Eve service combined Christmas Eve & Christmas Day themes – after all, in Jesus’ culture the day began in the evening of the night before! Although we cannot sing carols ourselves I arranged a recording specially for our service of two favourite carols sung by our former neighbour and her partner who are both Opera singers.
Public worship is now suspended until further notice. I will be posting a video service every Sunday morning for 11:00am and we will continue to meet every Sunday evening with others from our group of four churches along the north of the Clyde at 6:30pm via Zoom using the regular link (available from your church secretary or the minister).
