Worship for Sunday 25th April

Cumbernauld Old Parish Church invites you to join us online for worship on Sunday 25th April, the fourth Sunday of Easter. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and you can watch by clicking on the video link below.

You are welcome to join us at any time and, as with all our worship services, this Sunday’s service is available to all, so please feel free to share with any family or friends.

Worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Sunday 25th April

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Church Re-opening

Sunday 25th April is also when we will be reopening our doors for people to worship with us again ‘in person’. The worship service starts at 11.00am and the current plan is to have ‘in person’ worship on the last Sunday of every month. We look forward to welcoming you back, or welcoming you for the first time, as we meet as a family of God’s people under one roof again.
Worship services from Cumbernauld Old will also continue to be available online.

Because of the need to limit numbers for the purposes of social distancing, a booking system will apply for those wishing to attend worship in church – details are on our website.
Please note that Government restrictions are still in place, so face coverings need to be worn, hand sanitisers will need to be used and we won’t be able to sing during our worship.

Coffee Jar collection

If you have been saving your small change in coffee jars or other similar containers, then please bring them along to church on 25th April if you are coming to worship with us in person, or feel free to drop them off at the manse when you are next in the area.
Our ‘coffee jar’ offerings have been donated to the Toilet Twinning charity for the past two years and so the plan is that this year’s offerings will go to a local charity, although we have not yet decided on a specific cause as yet. We’ll let you know more once a decision has been made.

Worship for Sunday 18th April

Cumbernauld Old Parish Church invites you to join our online worship service for Sunday 18th April, the Third Sunday of Easter. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and you can watch our service and join in (if you wish!) by clicking on the video link below.

You are welcome to watch at any time, but why not worship with us at or around 11am on Sunday morning? This is our usual time of worship when we are able to meet together in the church building and many of us still worship online around that time at home. You will be among friends, even if we’re not all together in the same building!

Worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Sunday 18th April

As with all our worship services, this Sunday’s service is available to all, 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.

Church Re-opening

We will be reopening our doors for Sunday worship ‘in person’ on Sunday 25th April at 11am and thereafter on the last Sunday of every month. We look forward to welcoming you back, or welcoming you for the first time, as we meet as a family of God’s people under one roof again.
Worship services from Cumbernauld Old will also continue to be available online.

Because of the need to limit numbers for the purposes of social distancing, a booking system will apply for those wishing to attend worship in church – details are on our website.
Please note that Government restrictions are still in place, so face coverings need to be worn, hand sanitisers will need to be used and we won’t be able to sing during our worship.

Coffee Jar collection

If you have been saving your small change in coffee jars or other similar containers, then please bring them along to church on 25th April if you are coming to worship with us in person, or feel free to drop them off at the manse when you are next in the area.
Our ‘coffee jar’ offerings have been donated to the Toilet Twinning charity for the past two years and so the plan is that this year’s offerings will go to a local charity, although we have not yet decided on a specific cause as yet. We’ll let you know more once a decision has been made.

Worship for Sunday 11th April

Cumbernauld Old Parish Church invites you to join our online worship service for Sunday 11th April, the First Sunday after Easter. Worship is led by our minister, Rev Elspeth McKay and is available here or by clicking on the video link below.

You are welcome to join us at any time, but why not worship with us at 11am on Sunday which is our usual time of worship when we are able to meet together in the church building. Many of us still worship around that time at home and you will be among friends, even if not in the same building!

Worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Sunday 11th April

As with all our worship services, this Sunday’s service is available to all, 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.

Church Re-opening

We will be reopening our doors for Sunday worship ‘in person’ on Sunday 25th April at 11am and thereafter on the last Sunday of every month. Worship services from Cumbernauld Old will also continue to be available online.
Because of the need to limit numbers for the purposes of social distancing, a booking system will apply for those wishing to attend worship in church – details are on our website.
Please note that Government restrictions are still in place, so face coverings need to be worn, hand sanitisers will need to be used and we won’t be able to sing during our worship.

Coffee Jar collection

If you have been saving your small change in coffee jars or other similar containers, then please bring them along to church on 25th April if you are coming to worship with us in person, or feel free to drop them off at the manse when you are next in the area.
Our ‘coffee jar’ offerings have been donated to the Toilet Twinning charity for the past two years and so the plan is that this year’s offerings will go to a local charity, although we have not yet decided on a specific cause as yet. We’ll let you know more once a decision has been made.

Worship for Easter Day

Happy Easter!

Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!

Welcome to the worship service from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Easter Day.

We are doing something different with the hymns, two of which are in four-part harmony with organ accompaniment, but with only two of us singing / playing. The wonders of technology!

The intimations at the beginning of the service give details about our plans to re-open the Church for worship starting on Sunday 25th April. We will continue to provide worship online for those who are unable to join us in person. There is also information for those who have been saving their small change in ‘coffee jars’ or wherever; we’ll collect them soon. And there’s also an update about our Easter fund-raiser. More about that below.
But, first, let us worship God together…

Worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church for Easter Day

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.

Easter fund-raiser

Thank-you so much to everyone who bought one of our knitted novelties: wee bobble hats in the shape of bees, ducks, chickens, sheep, ladybirds, etc. and each containing a small chocolate Easter egg.

We are thrilled to report that just short of £600 was raised for church funds from your generosity and the support of all our knitters and fund-raisers. A marvellous effort by all and greatly appreciated.

Worship for Good Friday

Today is Good Friday. Below is the link to the service of reflections for Good Friday from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church.

Good Friday worship from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church

Worship for Maundy Thursday

Today is Maundy Thursday, the day when we remember the Last Supper when Jesus washed the feet of his disciples and teaches them that no slave is greater than their master.

Click on the image or the link below to join our Maundy Thursday reflection.

https://vimeo.com/526974899