Cambusnethan North Church

Messy Church

camnorminister — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:22:03 +0000

Here’s glimpse of some of the fun we had at Messy Church in November last year.

Our theme was Christmas and we enjoyed various crafts from making crowns, stars and angels to camel poo and a junk stable as well as a relaxed time of worship and shared food.

We’re having another evening soon – watch this space!

Messy Church

camnorminister — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 08:16:37 +0000

Messy Church is coming to Cambusnethan North Church on 20th November at 4.30 pm. Fun for all ages.

CHILL, CREATE, CELEBRATE, CHOMP – get messy for Christmas and enjoy all-age family fun: crafts, songs, stories, hot meal – no charge – all children need to be accompanied by an adult. We’ll finish around 6.30.

Christmas Fayre

cambusnethannorth — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:53:27 +0000

On Saturday (November 19th) between 11am and 2pm, there will be a Christmas Fayre in the halls of our neighbouring Church, Cambusnethan Old. I’m sure it’ll be a great event! If you’re in the area, why not support them in this fundraising venture …

Hello and Welcome

cambusnethannorth — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:53:54 +0000

Cambusnethan North Church is a friendly, caring and hardworking congregation of Hamilton Presbytery in the Church of Scotland; we welcome you to our website and we invite you to see all the things that are happening in our Church and in Cambusnethan

Sunday Worship

cambusnethannorth — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:45:43 +0000

Our congregation normally meets for worship at 11am, and visitors are always very welcome. We enjoy singing hymns from a variety of backgrounds, and on Sundays are very grateful for the musical abilities of our choir. Our Starlights and 11.30 Klub join us for the first part of the service then go out to have fun and learn about God in the halls. Usually the adults stay with us! Our worship is fairly traditional. Our minister preaches two comments rather than one longer sermon. We’re a mixture of ages and backgrounds and beliefs. After the service many stay for a blether over a cup of tea or coffee in the adjecent church hall. During the summer months we worship at 10.30 and join with our neighbours in Cambusnethan Old.

Christmas

cambusnethannorth — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:39:07 +0000

From this week onwards, details about forthcoming events and services in the run-up to Advent, Christmas and New Year will be posted here

Clocks go back

camnorminister — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 08:46:35 +0000

Remember the clocks go back one hour 29th/30th October. Our service continues at 11 am every Sunday.

The Book that changed the world

camnorminister — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 15:36:43 +0000

This year, as Christians, we celebrate 400 years since the King James Bible was first printed. The North Church has decided to show the film ‘The Book that changed the world’ so you have an opportunity to see the film which gives the extraordinary story behind the most extraordinary of books – the King James Bible. Acclaimed actor John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones) leads us back into a darker time to discover this fascinating tale of saints and sinners, power and passion. The greatest translation of the Bible emerged into a world and culture that would never be quite the same again – 7pm Cambusnethan North Church halls on Wednesday 20th October – bring your friends and family – no charge.

Our neighbouring church’s new website

camnorminister — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 15:58:43 +0000

A new website has recently been launched by the congregation of Cambusnethan Old and Morningside Parish Church – well worth a visit!

How has the Christian faith survived?

camnorminister — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 18:43:01 +0000

On Tuesday 15^th March we start a five week series of evenings to explore what our Christian faith means to us. We hope we will be joined by people from other churches and also by anyone who is searching for meaning in their life. Each evening starts at 7.30pm and we stop in the middle for a cup of tea or coffee.

Jesus didn’t write a will. He left no written instructions. He didn’t seem to have a plan. At the end, as he hung dying on the cross, almost all of his followers had abandoned him. By most worldly estimates his ministry was a failure. Nevertheless, Jesus’ message of reconciliation with God lived on. It is the central message of the Bible. With this good news his disciples changed the world. How did they do it? What else did Jesus leave behind – what is his ‘legacy of love’? This course addresses these questions.

Week 1 – An empty tomb, Week 2 – A group of people, Week 3 – A story, Week 4 – A power, Week 5 – A meal

Don’t worry if you can only come to a few evenings, it will be good to meet you.