All Sunday services will be at 11am
in the Church
There are a number of hall letting options
Email - hall-lets@eagleshamparishchurch.co.uk
Next Sunday, 10th November, is Remembrance Sunday and, as usual, we will remember our Fallen together with St Bridget’s and the wider community outside church at 10.50am; before coming inside for Sunday worship.
Eaglesham Parish Church
Eaglesham is a village situated just 10 miles south of Glasgow, Scotland. This is the website of the local presbyterian Church of Scotland congregation.
Christmas Cards - Messy Church
At Messy Church on Friday Islay was our Christmas card competition winner! Her amazing design is being sent to the printers so that everyone in the parish will receive one in time for Christmas! Well done Islay and to all who took part.
Our Prayers
“But whoever would be great among you must be your servant”
Matthew 20:26
Lord, as major world events take place, we pray that you would appoint good leaders. We pray for the American election; for a leader who will be a positive influence in the world. Help leaders to be servants of their people, supporting those affected by disasters and in working for peace in the Middle East. We pray in Jesus’ name, amen.
Our Services
Sunday Service : Services are held in the church every Sunday at 11:00.
Tea and coffee served in the Carswell Hall after the service.
Church Services are live Streamed. For links click here
This month we will be having a competition at Messy Church for one of the children to design this year's Church Christmas Card! To take part, come to this month's Messy Church on Friday 25th October from 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm.
Further dates for you calendar are
6th Dec 2024 24th Jan 2025 21st Feb 2025 28th March 2025
25th Apr 2025 30th May 2025 20th June 2025
Would you like to help some of those most disadvantaged in our communities who are struggling with the cost of living crises and cannot make ends meet? This can affect any age group from the elderly to young people trying to raise families. If so, we would welcome contributions of non-perishable food and toiletries at the Carswell Foodbank on Tuesdays or Thursdays between 11.00 am and 12.00.
The foodbank is situated at the Carswell Halls in Montgomery Street, Eaglesham. The list of ‘Most Wanted’ items is detailed opposite. Any contributions, large or small, will be most gratefully received by one of our friendly team of volunteers.
EPC : Carswell Foodbank
The principal beneficiaries of the items collected are:
· East Renfrewshire Foodbank, Barrhead (Trussell Trust)
· Castlemilk Pantry
· Castlemilk Community Church
· Eaglesham Larder, Montgomery Hall
One of our volunteers helping to collect and distribute the food donations
Most wanted items:
General; UHT Milk, Tea, Coffee, Biscuits, Toilet Rolls, Cereal, Sugar, Jams, Cartons of Juice, diluting juice, etc.
Tinned goods; Meat, Tuna, Vegetables, Potatoes, chopped Tomatoes, Rice Pudding, Custard, Fruit, Spaghetti, Beans, Soup, etc.
Toiletries; Shampoo, Shower Gel, soap, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.
Click video below to see images of successful Summer Event
Forthcoming Events
Eaglesham Parish Church's very own Alan Gillon will be playing on
Recitals from Monday to Saturday, at 1pm, are of a light and popular nature.
Recitals on Sundays, at 3pm, are more classical.
Drop in on the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum each day to hear a recital on the beautiful organ, which has been in place in the centre hall since 1902. So relax in our centre hall for a free musical event! They take place at 1.00pm Monday - Saturday and on 3.00pm on Sundays.
Mon 25th Nov
Wed 18th Dec
Eaglesham History Society
Interview with our Minister, Rev. Jade Ableitner
Life & Work
Glasgow Presbytery
Life and Work is the Church of Scotland’s monthly magazine. The March issue has a specific feature about Glasgow Presbytery. On the assumption that this might be of interest to some folk who are not subscribers we have obtained six extra copies. These are available for uplift at the back of the church. If you do take a copy please return it the following Sunday so that others may have the opportunity to read it. Alternatively click on the Life and Work image.
History
The present Church was designed by Robert McLachlane and completed in 1790, just as the new planned village of Eaglesham was taking shape. The Gothic-style structure, originally octagonal, is joined to a classical ashler steeple with clock tower, inscribed with the uncompromising
'woe is unto me if I preach not the Gospel'
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