We met for worship followed by Church Meeting at 11:00am at Helensburgh URC. The service was broadcast using the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

Next Sunday, 29th November, worship at HURC begins at 11:00am.

We 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).

All are welcome

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 15th November at Helensburgh URC. The service was led by Pauline & Pat.

Meanwhile our minister led worship and chairing a Church Meeting at Essenside URC. This service was broadcast using the usual Zoom link and a recoding is available below.

Next Sunday, 22nd November worship at HURC begins at 11:00am and includes a short Church Meeting.

We 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).

All are welcome

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 8th November at Helensburgh URC beginning with a time of silence for Remembrance. The service was broadcast using the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

Next Sunday, 15th November, worship at HURC begins as usual at 11:00am led by Pauline & Pat. The broadcast & recorded service will come from Essenside URC, also starting at 11:00am.

We 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).

All are welcome

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 1st November at Helensburgh URC. The service was broadcast using the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

The theme was ‘All Saints’ Day’. The evening before, All Hallow’s Eve (Halloween), is associated in Scotland with guising (being disguised). There was an invitation to come disguised by wearing a different kind of mask or face covering on Sunday for a bit of fun. The Co-op sells a skeleton mask for £3 for the adventurous….Many Christian communities throughout the world mark this weekend with mask wearing festivals to remember those who have gone before us.
Guising definition and meaning Day of the Dead – Wikipedia

The following Sunday, 8th November, we shall also remember those who have gone before us and whose lives were tragically taken in war and conflict. We shall begin the service at 11:00am with a period of respectful silence.

We 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).

All are welcome

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 25th October at Helensburgh URC. The service was broadcast using the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

The themes was ‘The Greatest Commandment’ & ‘One World Week’. You can download the reflections on creation and the pledges for action here.

We continue to meet weekly with others from our group of four churches along the north of the Clyde at 6:30pm via Zoom using the same link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

All are welcome.

We met for worship led by Rev Jim & Anne Binnie and Edna Armstrong at 11:00am on Sunday 18th October at Helensburgh URC.

Our minister led worship at Morison Memorial URC in Clydebank. This service, which started at the earlier time of 10:00am, was broadcast using the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

We continue to meet weekly with others from our group of four churches along the north of the Clyde at 6:30pm via Zoom using the same link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

All are welcome.

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 11th October at Helensburgh URC. This service was broadcast via the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

We met with others from our group of four churches along the north of the Clyde at 6:30pm via Zoom using the same link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

We met for worship at 11:00am on Sunday 4th October at Helensburgh URC. This service was broadcast via the usual Zoom link (available from your church secretary or the minister).

We marked Harvest Thanksgiving and we were invited to bring gifts that will be passed on to the Helensburgh & Lomond Foodbank.

Here is a list of suitable donations as recommended by the Foodbank. Please do not offer fresh food as this can’t be stored.

Tins of Sardines
Tins of Mince Beef
Tins of Stewed Steak
Tins of Chicken Curry
Tins ofFray Bentos Pies
Tins of Hot Dogs
Tins of Fruit
Tins of Macaroni Cheese
Jars of Coffee
Jars of Hot Chocolate
Jars of Peanut Butter

If you were not able to attend worship in person on 4th October please consider buying one or two extra items the next time you go shopping and use the donation baskets beside the check-outs in our local supermarkets (or ask the person doing the shopping for you to do this).

We will gather as usual with others from our group of four churches along the north of the Clyde at 6:30pm via Zoom using the usual link (available from your church secretary or the minister).