I grew up in Jordanhill, and I remember my Dad fixing the windows in All Saints, amongst other things. I spoke to people who remembered when it was all fields. They said that the Sunday school used to meet in a hay loft.
So it was particularly interesting to read this in the monthly online newsletter sent out by Bishop Nick of the Scottish Episcopal Church.
If you were to choose – what is the best time for you to gather with other Christians? Comment below…
| The Seven O’Clock Service at All Saints, Jordanhill |
This January, All Saints, Jordanhill is trying something a little different on a Sunday evening. We’re calling it the Seven O’Clock Service, or SOS for short. It’s a new expression of worship with a live band, plenty of time for contemporary worship, a Bible reading and a short talk, with space to pray and sing together.I’ll be speaking at the first service on Sunday 10 January 2027 at 7pm, and the Revd John Bell of the Iona Community will speak in February. We’ll meet at 7pm on the second Sunday of each month.We’ve chosen the later time so that people can come after their usual Sunday commitments. We hope it will be a resource for people from churches across the area and for anyone who’d like to give it a try. There’s something lovely about having a bit of time to pray and worship together before the week begins. |
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