We are now half-way through Holy Week. Our reflection today considers Jesus’ betrayal as well as a beautiful hymn sung by King’s College in Cambridge.
While you are welcome to watch this video at any time, we suggest you take a few moments out in the evening to watch and reflect.
Today is Tuesday in Holy Week. We continue our journey towards the cross. This is the second day of our Holy Week Reflections from Cumbernauld Old.
While you are welcome to watch this video at any time, we suggest you take a few moments out in the evening to watch and reflect.
Today is the first day of Holy Week. The excitement of Palm Sunday is now over and Jesus’ face is firmly set towards the cross. Please join our journey to Easter morning with the Holy Week reflections published every day from Cumbernauld Old.
While you are welcome to watch this video at any time, we suggest you take a few moments out in the evening to watch and reflect.
Welcome to our online worship service from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Palm / Passion Sunday 2021. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and is available here or from the video link below.
You are more than welcome to watch and join in our worship at any time, but why not set aside some time around 11am on Sunday morning, which is our usual time of worship when we are able to gather in person and many of us still keep as our time together, even although we may be in different locations for now.
You may be aware that churches are now able to reopen for public worship, subject to government guidelines about social distancing, etc. We will let you know when we plan to open our doors for Sunday worship ‘in person’ on our website and our social media channels, so please watch this space for further news.
All our worship services are available to everyone and all are welcome, so please feel free to share with any family or friends. Please also check out our Facebook page for all the latest news from Cumbernauld Old.
A meeting of the Trustees of Cumbernauld Old Parish Church will be held on Zoom and by telephone on Sunday 28th March at 3.00pm. The purpose of this meeting is to approve the Annual Report and Accounts, copies of which will be sent by email or post to those concerned. Details of how to join and participate in this meeting will also be issued to all Trustees, i.e. members of the Kirk Session and Congregational Board.
During Holy Week (from Monday 29th March until Friday 2nd April) you are invited to watch a service of reflections from Cumbernauld Old each day online. They will be posted on Facebook and on our blog each morning, but our advice is, if you can, to watch them in the evening.
Again, please feel free to share them with family and friends too if you would like to.
A massive thank you to everyone who has donated Easter eggs for the House of Bread food bank at Cornerstone. Everyone has been so generous and we are genuinely humbled by the number of donations received.
There is still time to drop eggs at the Manse as we will be taking them to Cornerstone on Sunday afternoon. Likewise, if you wish to make a cash donation to the food bank, please pop the money in an envelope, seal it and drop it through the Manse letterbox. We’ll take the monetary donations up to Cornerstone when we are dropping off the eggs. Thank you once more!
Today marks a year since the beginning of the first lockdown. Below is the link to a short video from Cumbernauld Old to recognise the darkness that has engulfed our nation and people’s lives, with the candle representing a glimmer of hope.
We invite you to please take a moment to reflect and embrace the hope that we share.
You are warmly invited to join us online in Sunday worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and is available here or from the video link below.
While the service is available to watch at any time, why not take some time out on Sunday morning around 11am, our usual time of worship when we are gathered in the church building and many of us still keep as our regular worship time.
All our worship services are available to everyone and all are welcome, so please feel free to share with any family or friends. Please also check out our Facebook page for all the latest news from Cumbernauld Old.
A meeting of the Trustees of Cumbernauld Old Parish Church will be held on Zoom and by telephone on Sunday 28th March at 3.00pm. The purpose of this meeting is to approve the Annual Report and Accounts, copies of which will be sent by email or post to those concerned. Details of how to join and participate in this meeting will also be issued to all Trustees, i.e. members of the Kirk Session and Congregational Board.
As we have done in previous years, we will be collecting Easter Eggs for distribution by Bethlehem House of Bread based at Cornerstone to those who otherwise wouldn’t be receiving one.
If you would like to donate an Easter Egg (or more than one!) please drop them off at the Manse (next door to the Church in the Village) by Palm Sunday, the 28th March.
If you would prefer to donate cash, that would be great too. Please post an envelope through the door at the Manse. We’ll take your donations to Cornerstone where they will ensure the money goes where it is most needed this Easter-time.
If you would like to donate a Fair Trade Easter egg, they are available through Traidcraft. Thank you as always for your generosity!
The fundraising and craft groups have been very busy making beautiful treats for Easter – ideal for a wee novelty gift.
Beehives and bobble hats cover a Chocolate Orange, while Cadbury Creme Eggs® are covered in a host of lovely animals; mice, bees, hedgehogs, ducks, chickens, sheep and ladybirds.
The Chocolate Oranges cost £3 and the Creme Egg animals only £1. All come gift wrapped and delivered to your doorstep.
As everywhere, it has been a difficult time for our church and the fundraising group are doing their best to help keep our finances healthy so please give us your support. If you want more details or place an order, please phone Elizabeth (01236) 726451 or leave your details in a comment below. Thanks!
Cumbernauld Old Parish Church extends a warm invitation to all to join our online worship service for Sunday 14th March. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and is available here or by viewing the video link below.
You are welcome to participate in our worship online at any time, but why not set aside some time around 11am on Sunday morning, our usual time of worship when we are gathered in church and which many of us still keep as our Sunday worship time.
All our worship services are available to everyone and all are welcome, so please feel free to share with any family or friends. Please also check out our Facebook page for all the latest news from Cumbernauld Old.
A meeting of the Trustees of Cumbernauld Old Parish Church will be held on Zoom and by telephone on Sunday 28th March at 3.00pm. The purpose of this meeting is to approve the Annual Report and Accounts, copies of which will be sent by email or post to those concerned. Details of how to join and participate in this meeting will also be issued to all Trustees, i.e. members of the Kirk Session and Congregational Board.
As we have done in previous years, we will be collecting Easter Eggs for distribution by Bethlehem House of Bread based at Cornerstone to those who otherwise wouldn’t be receiving one.
If you would like to donate an Easter Egg (or more than one!) please drop them off at the Manse (next door to the Church in the Village) by Palm Sunday, the 28th March.
If you would prefer to donate cash, that would be great too. Please post an envelope through the door at the Manse. We’ll take your donations to Cornerstone where they will ensure the money goes where it is most needed this Easter-time.
If you would like to donate a Fair Trade Easter egg, they are available through Traidcraft. Thank you as always for your generosity!
The fundraising and craft groups have been very busy making beautiful treats for Easter – ideal for a wee novelty gift.
Beehives and bobble hats cover a Chocolate Orange, while Cadbury Creme Eggs® are covered in a host of lovely animals; mice, bees, hedgehogs, ducks, chickens, sheep and ladybirds.
The Chocolate Oranges cost £3 and the Creme Egg animals only £1. All come gift wrapped and delivered to your doorstep.
As everywhere, it has been a difficult time for our church and the fundraising group are doing their best to help keep our finances healthy so please give us your support. If you want more details or place an order, please phone Elizabeth (01236) 726451 or leave your details in a comment below. Thanks!
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