Kilbowie St Andrews Parish Church

Harvest Sunday

Our warm place starts back today.
Every Wednesday from 10-2 in the Tower Centre.
Soup and a warm welcome. All are welcome.

What an amazing night at Guides this week. Girls working on their skill builders which they organised and sorted themselves! A special mention to our newest members who have all settled really well and learning all about working as a team. One group made pizza and pasta, including making the sauce from scratch! They chopped onions, peppers, garlic fried them and added to tomatoes to make the sauce, boiled pasta lots and lots of firsts for the girls, they loved it! Well done to them all!

We’re delighted to be hosting our own macmillan coffee morning tomorrow. It will take place in the Tower Centre, Melfort Avenue. It starts at 12 where a light lunch will be served along with a wide selection of cakes. Tickets are £5. All are welcome.

Thanks to everyone who visited today. We were delighted to have so many people coming to see the Blitz Chapel.

Our doors open at 10 today. Come and see the Blitz Chapel and all its artefacts and hear about the atrocities of the 13th and 14th March 1941

Our doors open at 10 today. Come and see the Blitz Chapel and all its artefacts and hear about the atrocities of the 13th and 14th March 1941

We’re taking part in Doors Open Days this Saturday. Come and visit the Blitz Chapel, read and hear all about the Blitz and see our Church. We’ll be open from 10 until 4.

There will also be a Guild Coffee Morning in the Tower Centre between 10 and 12, tickets are £4 and an excellent cake selection is guaranteed.

We’re delighted to be taking part in the West Dunbartonshire Doors Open Days on the 14th Sept to share our Blitz Chapel. All visitors welcome to hear more about the Clydebank Blitz.

Doors Open Days | Kilbowie St Andrews Church This attractive church proudly acknowledges the Clydebank Blitz and the way the community has re-established itself after the destruction. The memorial side chapel has with tapestries and a stained glass window by Eilidh Keith 1997, is dedicated to the victims. The bell from 1933 is one of few remai...

Fundraiser to take place in aid of Clydebank Blitz Chapel A tabletop sale and tearoom are being hosted next month to raise funds for the Clydebank Blitz Chapel

Welcome to Renyx Lion Anderson who was baptised in our Church this morning. May the Lord bless you and keep you Renyx.

We were delighted to have two new elders ordained into our Church this morning.

Grant them the gift of your Holy Spirit, that their hearts may be set on fire with love for you and those committed to their care. Make them pure in heart as those who have the mind of christ. Give them vision to discern your purposes for the church and the world you love. Keep them faithful to the end in all their service, that when the chief shepherd appears, they may receive glory, a crown that never fades.

Amen

Hall hire
Our tower centre is available for hire for children’s parties or local groups at very reasonable rates.
Get in touch to find out more

Cream Tea Afternoon in Tower Centre, Melfort Avenue this Saturday 12 noon to 2pm
Tickets available at the door £5
Proceeds raised will go to the Church restoration fund and the Blitz Chapel

A lovely Sunday School prizegiving today. Hope you all have a lovely summer

Remember!
We’re open again today! Last chance for some bargains

Doors are open!

Bargains galore for tomorrows nearly new! Doors open at 10!

Nearly new sale
Sat 8th & Mon 10th June
10-3, admission 50p
Tearoom available

A huge congratulations and happy retirement to Elspeth Mitchell as she finally gets to retire after 62 wonderful years of service to Girl Guiding in Clydebank.

‘Robin’ was treated to a surprise retirement party last week attended by Provost McAllister, Marie McNair MSP and many representatives from Girl Guiding including the Scottish Chief Commissioner Elaine Rough.

Thank you for your service Elspeth.

Join us tomorrow at 7pm for our Maundy Thursday service where we will serve the sacrament of communion.

Memorial service held to mark 83rd anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz A poignant memorial service was held today to mark the 83rd anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz.

Just a reminder of today’s Blitz Memorial Service at 11am to which all are invited to remember those that were impacted by the Clydebank Blitz.