Morning worship was broadcast live at 11:00am using the regular Zoom login. The service came from Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank where a small number of invited people were present. Sarah was welcomed into Church Membership during the service.

Here is a recording of the service. This is a Communion Service, but as usual you will need to have to hand your own bread and wine, or suitable equivalents.

Next Sunday, 9th August, the service will be broadcast live from Essenside URC at 11:00am. We are not yet offering public worship so only those leading the service can be present.

As usual every Sunday evening we gather via Zoom at 6:30pm for our short evening worship and time to talk to one another. You can get the login details from your Church Secretary if you belong to one of the four Churches North of the Clyde. otherwise contact Bungie.

Due to the on-going situation with COVID-19 it has been decided that the URC will not hold a Christmas Tree Festival in 2020. We are disappointed we cannot do this once again and in the present circumstances it is felt we should let everyone know now. We would like to thank you for your past support in decorating trees, providing musical interludes or visiting the event.

A morning service was broadcast live via Zoom at 11:00am from Helensburgh URC. This is a recording of the service. Apologies for the sound quality of live music. This due to the way the sound is processed and broadcast.

Only those leading the morning service are able to attend in person at present at the appropriate church premises. Login details, to join online, will be circulated by your respective Church Secretary, otherwise please contact Bungie. Next week, Sunday 2nd August, the 11:00am service will be broadcast from Morison Memorial URC, Clydebank. This will be a Communion Service and we will welcome Sarah as a new member.

We continue to meet online at 6:30pm each Sunday evening also via Zoom. Login details are available from your Church Secretary or from the Minister.

Starting this Sunday a half hour service was broadcast live via Zoom at 11:00am from Helensburgh URC. Only those leading the service were able to attend in person with another twenty or so attending remotely. Here is a recording of the service:

We continue to meet online at 6:30pm each Sunday evening via Zoom. Login details are available from your Church Secretary or from the Minister.

We meet online every Sunday evening, at 6:30pm via Zoom. If you don’t yet have the login details (for computer, smartphone or tablet) or the dial-in details (for using a phone) please contact Steve or Bungie.

The lifting of restrictions as we prepare to enter phase three means that gathering for public worship is permissible, however, we are not planning to resume public worship right away. We will continue to make preparations and undertake the appropriate risk assessments before resuming public worship or opening our premises once again to community groups.

Before then it is planned to have online worship broadcast live each Sunday from one of the church premises in our North of the Clyde group. Those who wish, and have the internet access required, will be able to join in live and for others it will be available afterwards as a recording. It is hoped everyone in each congregation will be able to have a copy of an order of service in advance so that, even if they have no internet access, they can in a limited way still be with us in Spirit at 11:00am each Sunday.

You will be advised by your elders what progress is being made in your congregation.

Today we celebrate Communion as part of the morning online service. You are invited to have ready bread and wine or whatever equivalents you have to hand in your home. Though separated by time and space we are bound in one holy fellowship through the Holy Spirit.

We meet online every Sunday evening, at 6:30pm via Zoom. If you don’t yet have the login details (for computer, smartphone or tablet) or the dial-in details (for using a phone) please contact Steve or Bungie.