Up dated Friday 29/5/20 08:57
As a church community we usually see each other at Sunday or Thursday morning worship, or at the many activities that go on in the buildings each week. This is not possible because of the guidelines about people gathering together during the current crisis but via the website and social media we are still able to share our daily living.
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.
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: Friday 29/5/20
Romans 8:14-17
Paul is, in this piece, thinking of the significance of adoption in the Roman world. Adoption meant a new life, a cancelling out of all that had gone before – former family and all that entailed. It was a new identity Paul was referencing here and the person who became Christian belonged to a new family the family of God attested by the Spirit. In being adopted the person becomes heir and in Christ we are fellow heirs of God’s kingdom.
If you ever need to feel you belong, this is it. You are a child of God. Go out today and celebrate that fact.irit of God in our living we too are called to that special relationship to show God in the world. It’s not easy, is it?
Paul is, in this piece, thinking of the significance of adoption in the Roman world. Adoption meant a new life, a cancelling out of all that had gone before – former family and all that entailed. It was a new identity Paul was referencing here and the person who became Christian belonged to a new family the family of God attested by the Spirit. In being adopted the person becomes heir and in Christ we are fellow heirs of God’s kingdom.
If you ever need to feel you belong, this is it. You are a child of God. Go out today and celebrate that fact.irit of God in our living we too are called to that special relationship to show God in the world. It’s not easy, is it?
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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. |