Worship on Sunday 30th January

We invite you to join us for worship at Cumbernauld Old Parish Church on Sunday 30th January. Our service starts at 11.00am and will be led this week by David Nicholson DCS.

For everyone’s health and well-being there are still a number of protective measures in place and we ask everyone attending to take a Lateral Flow Test beforehand and, while at church, wear a face covering (unless exempt), leave their contact details for Test and Protect, use the hand sanitiser provided and keep a safe distance between themselves and other worshippers while in the church sanctuary. Thank you for your understanding!

We look forward to welcoming you on Sunday.

Ladies’ Circle

The Ladies Circle has restarted and meets at The Forge in Balloch every Tuesday from 1.30 until 3.30pm. All ladies are welcome to attend. If you require further information please contact Jean Stewart.

Craft Group

The Craft Group has resumed and meets weekly in the Session House on Thursdays from 1 – 3pm for crafting, a cuppa and a chat. New members are always welcome.

Fundraising update

The Fundraising team would like to thank everyone who helped us raise a grand total of £817.50 from sales of Christmas cards and all those knitted items filled with chocolate treats. We are indebted to the ladies of the Craft Group and all the other volunteers who knitted for us. Thank-you to everyone who has supported the Church in any way through our different fundraising initiatives.

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Worship on Sunday 23rd January

You are invited to join us at Cumbernauld Old for morning worship on Sunday 23rd January. The service will be held in the Parish Church at 11.00am and will be led by by Ivar Struthers, one of our elders and a Reader with the Church of Scotland. We hope you can join us!

There’s no need to book in advance, but the current guidelines are that everyone attending worship should take a Lateral Flow Test beforehand and, while at church, wear a face covering (unless exempt), leave their contact details for Test and Protect, use the hand sanitiser provided and keep a safe distance between yourself / your family group and other worshippers while in the church sanctuary. Thank-you for your help and understanding!

Fundraising update

The Fundraising team would like to thank everyone who helped us raise a grand total of £817.50 from sales of Christmas cards and all those knitted items filled with chocolate treats. We are indebted to the ladies of the Craft Group and all the other volunteers who knitted for us. Thank-you to everyone who has supported the Church in any way through our different fundraising initiatives.

Worship on Sunday 16th January

Please join us for worship at Cumbernauld Old Parish Church on Sunday 16th January when our worship service will be led by David Nicholson DCS.

If you wish to worship at Cumbernauld Old, there’s no need to book in advance, but please be aware that the current guidelines are that everyone attending should take a Lateral Flow Test beforehand and, while at church, wear a face covering (unless exempt), leave their contact details for Test and Protect, use the hand sanitiser provided and keep a safe distance between yourself / your family group and other worshippers while in the church sanctuary. We encourage everyone to use all areas of the sanctuary, including the east and west aisles, and follow the one-way system when arriving and leaving.

Thank-you for your help and understanding!

Flower List

The Flower List for 2022 is now available. If you would like to donate flowers on one or more Sundays in 2022 please add your name against your chosen dates on the list that you will find pinned to the Notice Board in the Vestibule. If you have any questions about the Flower List please speak to Ann Birnie or Margaret Robinson.

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2022 runs from Tuesday 18th to Tuesday 25th January. This year’s materials have been chosen by the churches in the Middle East and follow the text “We Saw His Star in the East.”

Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) have provided a starting point, reflection, questions and a prayer based on the theme for each day of the Week of Prayer which you can download here and also a place where you can turn your reflections into action with global, local and personal Go and Do points.

Worship on Sunday 9th January

You are invited to join us for worship at Cumbernauld Old on Sunday 9th January, the First Sunday after Epiphany. Our worship service will take place in the Parish Church at the usual time of 11.00am and will be led by Ivar Struthers, one of our elders and a Reader in the Church of Scotland. We hope you can join us!

If you wish to worship at Cumbernauld Old, there’s no need to book in advance, but please be aware that the current guidelines are that everyone attending should take a Lateral Flow Test beforehand and, while at church, wear a face covering (unless exempt), leave their contact details for Test and Protect, use the hand sanitiser provided and keep a safe distance between yourself / your family group and other worshippers while in the church sanctuary. We encourage everyone to use all areas of the sanctuary, including the east and west aisles, and follow the one-way system when arriving and leaving.

Thank-you for your help and understanding!

Diary Dates

The Ladies Circle are intending starting back, subject to Scottish Government Guidance, on 14th January 2022, meeting at 1.30 until 3.30 at The Forge in Balloch. All ladies are welcome to attend.

The Crafts Group will resume, again subject to Scottish Government Guidelines, on 17th January 2022 from 1pm until 3pm in the Session House.

Flower List

The Flower List for 2022 is now available.  If you would like to donate flowers on one or more Sundays in 2022 please add your name against your chosen dates on the list that you will find pinned to the Notice Board in the Vestibule.  If you have any questions about the Flower List please speak to Ann Birnie or Margaret Robinson.