Sunday 23 March:

Morning Worship for Lent 10.30 am.  

 

Add to Hymnlist 6.30pm in the hall.
 

NK Youth Club 7.15-8.45pm.  P7-S2.

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Monday 24 March:

NK Country Dance Group. 7.30pm in the hall.  No experience necessary.

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Tuesday 25 March:

The Guild 2pm in the hall.  Alistair Burrow will tell us about his visit to the Galapagos Islands.

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The Thinking Allowed series of talks is now shared with Cairns Church, Milngavie.  The first to take place at New Kilpatrick is this Tuesday: reception 7.30pm, presentation 8pm. Wine/soft drink will be served. The topic will be the newly edited book “Scottish Religious Poetry from the Sixth Century to the Present”. All three editors, Linden Bicket, Emma Dymock, and Alison Jack, will attend.
From the Editors’ Introduction: ‘… our volume will reflect a generosity of spirit in finding the religious in a poem, but it also involves a sensitivity, even a bias towards those poems which respond to the revealed, given, handed-down aspects of theological thinking and belief.’

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NK Book Club 7.30pm, hall walkround.  We will discuss Still Life by Sarah Winman.

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Wednesday 26 March:
Midweek Service in the hall, 11am, followed by coffee and home-baking.

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Thursday 27 March:
Daybreak A group for those with some degree of memory loss, 1.30pm, hall.

NK Heritage Forum 7.30pm in the hall Open to all with an interest in the history of the parish.

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Friday 28 March:
Coffee Pot. From 10am in the hall. Home baking and good company.

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Saturday 29 March:

Guild Spring Fair 10am-12noon in the hall.  Come and enjoy a cup of tea/coffee with home baking and craft stalls.

 

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Sunday 30 March:

Morning Worship for Lent 10.30 am.  

 

Taizé Service 6.30pm in the hall.
 

NK Youth Club 7.15-8.45pm.  P7-S2.

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St Gregorys: Please keep filling our trug in the hall walkround. Halls open Mon–Fri 9am
–2.30pm. Easter eggs (not large) welcome.

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Maryhill Ruchill Church is looking for toastie makers, friendly faces, soup makers, floor sweepers, chatterboxes & people with a heart for loving people. If you are able to make a commitment from 9.30am-1pm on a Friday, either regularly or as part of a rota, or commit to cooking during the week and delivering for Friday activities, drop an email to maryhillruchill@gmail.com, or pop into The Mackintosh Halls, Shakespeare Street, Maryhill, on a Friday morning.

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Lent Booklet: Lent is a space where we can pause within some of the values that we still have to shape us. We are offering a wee booklet of prayers and readings and activities for each week in Lent. These can be used daily, repeating that week’s prayer and reading so that we might hear different things the longer we sit with it. Pick up a booklet from the church or halls today.

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Milk Bottle Tops: There is a box in the hall for plastic milk bottle tops. Bearsden & Milngavie Macular Society Support Group send them to Pathfinder Dogs, who train guide dogs for the blind, and who raise funds by selling them to a factory.

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The Clocks go forward next weekend: Don’t forget to put your clocks forward an hour on Sunday 30 March for British Summer Time.  You don’t want to be late for church!