Morning Worship Sunday 18/10/20 [20th Sunday after Pentecost] CLICK HERE
Sunday Service
We are so pleased to say that we have returned to 10:30 Sunday worship in the church. The service is now a live stream and you are required to register your attendance.
The mid-week service is at 10:30 on Thursday.
Please contact the office 0141 427 1968 if you wish to attend either service. You can also CLICK HERE to register to attend.
Please note to attend a Sunday Service you should register before Thursday at 5pm. We are limited to 50 places.
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Click here for assessment tool
Marie Baird
Session Clerk
We are so pleased to say that we have returned to 10:30 Sunday worship in the church. The service is now a live stream and you are required to register your attendance.
The mid-week service is at 10:30 on Thursday.
Please contact the office 0141 427 1968 if you wish to attend either service. You can also CLICK HERE to register to attend.
Please note to attend a Sunday Service you should register before Thursday at 5pm. We are limited to 50 places.
Click here for further details
Click here for assessment tool
Marie Baird
Session Clerk
If you are looking at this website as someone who is uncertain during these extremely trying and anxious times please feel free to phone our church office number or Tom our minister. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Please look at the website particularly the section, “Connect with the congregation” to read how folk are getting through this time. Much of it is just fun so please feel free to enter into it.
Each morning a new “Thought for the Day” will be added to this page just to help you on your way.
Thought for the Day Tuesday 20/10/20
Revelation 18:21-24
Continuing in Revelation this picture is of the final desolation of Rome. It begins with the symbolic image of an angel tossing a great stone into the sea. Something considered immovable and strong is swallowed up by the sea never to be seen again. This is the fate that awaits Rome according to John. The imagery of all common life ending comes from Jeremiah (51) and Ezekiel (26) and is used to demonstrate how utterly lost Rome is because of her decadence and wanton behaviour- a city (power) without morals. A hard but necessary lesson for all nations where the governing elite play fast and loose with God’s law.
Continuing in Revelation this picture is of the final desolation of Rome. It begins with the symbolic image of an angel tossing a great stone into the sea. Something considered immovable and strong is swallowed up by the sea never to be seen again. This is the fate that awaits Rome according to John. The imagery of all common life ending comes from Jeremiah (51) and Ezekiel (26) and is used to demonstrate how utterly lost Rome is because of her decadence and wanton behaviour- a city (power) without morals. A hard but necessary lesson for all nations where the governing elite play fast and loose with God’s law.
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Where we are
240 Nithsdale Rd, Pollokshields Glasgow, G41 5AD |
The Minister
Tom Pollock Church Office: 0141 427 1968 Home: 0141 427 2094 SCN. 015155 Our regular office hours are: Tuesdays & Fridays 9am-5pm Thursday 2pm-6pm. |