The Cumbernauld and Moodiesburn cluster of Church of Scotland congregations has a number of worship services taking place during Holy Week (which falls between 2-8 April this year) – the attached poster has all the details.
All our services are open to everyone, so please join us as you are able.
On Maundy Thursday 14th April at 7.00pm we will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion in the Parish Church, Worship will be led by Rev Phyllis Wilson and individual pre-filled Communion cups will be used.
On Good Friday 15th April the church will be open for silent prayer and reflection between 12 noon and 3.00pm with readings on the hour and half hour. Please feel free to drop in for as long or as short a time as you wish.
Worship for Easter Day, Sunday 17th April, will be held in the Parish Church at 11.00am and will be led by Rev Allan Loudon.
Our worship services are open to all and everyone is welcome.
You are invited to join us for morning worship on Sunday 10th April, Palm Sunday. The service will take place in the Parish Church at 11.00am and will be led by Rev. Phyllis Wilson. Everyone welcome!
Most of the restrictions that have been in place for a while can now be relaxed. However, while there is no longer a requirement to maintain social distancing, we invite those sitting in the side (i.e. east and west) aisles to leave some room for the benefit of those who would prefer a little more space around them.
We also plan to livestream this service on our Facebook page at 11am on Sunday if you can’t be with us in person.
A HUGE thank you to everyone who donated chocolate Easter Eggs at our morning worship service on Sunday 3rd April. These have been passed on to our friends at the Bethlehem House of Bread food bank at Cornerstone House for distribution to families where they will be much appreciated. Thanks again!
Today is Good Friday. Below is the link to the service of reflections for Good Friday from Cumbernauld Old Parish Church.
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.
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.
Cumbernauld Old Parish Church 