Brian Innes has kindly offered to take photographs of the flower arrangements displayed in our Sanctuary created by Hazel Hill and her team. The purpose of this page is for people to see the lovely displays if they can't manage to church.
Sunday 15th May 2022
Flowers arranged and donated by the Flower Group
Flowers arranged and donated by the Flower Group
Sunday 8th May 2022
Flowers arranged and donated by the Flower Group
Flowers arranged and donated by the Flower Group
Sunday 1st May 2022
Flowers arranged by Fiona Black
Flowers arranged by Fiona Black
Sunday 24/4/22
Sunday 17th April 2022
Our Easter flowers have been created by the Flower Committee, with the generous and kind donations from our congregation.
Our Easter flowers have been created by the Flower Committee, with the generous and kind donations from our congregation.
Sunday 10th April 2022
Flowers donated and arranged by the Flower Group
Flowers donated and arranged by the Flower Group
Sunday 3rd April 2022
Thinking of Ukraine
Flowers donated and arranged by the Flower Group
Thinking of Ukraine
Flowers donated and arranged by the Flower Group
Sunday 27/3/22
Arranged and donated by Hazel Hill
Arranged and donated by Hazel Hill
Sunday 20/3/22
Flowers by Maggie Martin & The Lockhart Family
Flowers by Maggie Martin & The Lockhart Family
Sunday 13/3/22
Flowers donated by the Lockhart Family and arranged by Christine.
Flowers donated by the Lockhart Family and arranged by Christine.
Sunday 6/3/22
Sanctuary flowers donated by Maggie Martin
Sanctuary flowers donated by Maggie Martin
Sunday 27/2/22
Vestibule flowers by Brian Inness. Sanctuary flowers by Sheila Smith.
Sanctuary flowers were passed to Christine Lockhart.
Sunday 20th February 2022 - Flowers donated by Janet Brand to celebrate her daughter, Amy’s 15th Wedding Anniversary. Apparently that’s the Crystal Anniversary so look closely at the flowers!
Congratulations to Amy & Stuart.
Congratulations to Amy & Stuart.
Sunday 13th September 2022
Flowers arranged by Maureen Burton & Brian Innes
Flowers arranged by Maureen Burton & Brian Innes
Sunday 6th February 2022
Flowers kindly donated and arranged by Maureen Burton
Rise to the Moment in our Sanctuary February 2022
Some paper boats created by our congregation
Some paper boats created by our congregation
February 2022
Over the last year, led by Rev Graham Blount, Sherbrooke Mosspark have been involved in climate justice.
We joined the Christian Aid Prayer Chain for Climate Justice.
We held two climate justice Sundays, we also hosted Glasgow Presbytery’s ‘Let Glasgow’s COP Flourish’ project.
In amongst all of this, we made prayer boats to be sent with 25,000 others to Christian Aid to offer prayers for climate justice, and we learned that little paper boats can hold the biggest hopes and prayers for the future.
• Those prayer boats were held in a larger boat for an art installation during COP and since then, the boat has been making a tour round the city.
We have been hosting the boat (pictured) for the last few weeks.
The frame, created out of recycled wood, a whiskey barrel and wooden lampstand, is painted Christian Aid red.
Local artist, Lorna Gallagher built two large boats in her studio and festooned them with paper prayers sent to Glasgow from churches throughout the UK.
Over the last year, led by Rev Graham Blount, Sherbrooke Mosspark have been involved in climate justice.
We joined the Christian Aid Prayer Chain for Climate Justice.
We held two climate justice Sundays, we also hosted Glasgow Presbytery’s ‘Let Glasgow’s COP Flourish’ project.
In amongst all of this, we made prayer boats to be sent with 25,000 others to Christian Aid to offer prayers for climate justice, and we learned that little paper boats can hold the biggest hopes and prayers for the future.
• Those prayer boats were held in a larger boat for an art installation during COP and since then, the boat has been making a tour round the city.
We have been hosting the boat (pictured) for the last few weeks.
The frame, created out of recycled wood, a whiskey barrel and wooden lampstand, is painted Christian Aid red.
Local artist, Lorna Gallagher built two large boats in her studio and festooned them with paper prayers sent to Glasgow from churches throughout the UK.
