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Parish
Church |
Sundays
at 10.15am |
Forge,
Balloch |
Sundays
at 11.45am |
Any
changes to these times, e.g. for special Sundays, will be intimated
on our home page |
| Minister: Rev. Catriona Ogilvie | 01236 721912 | Deacon: Valerie Cuthbertson | 01698 259001 |
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Directions from the South or the West |
Directions
from the North or the East |
| Approach Cumbernauld along the A80 in the direction of Stirling. Do not take the first A8011 slip road signed for Cumbernauld but, instead, continue for a further 2 miles past the Auchenkilns junction. Take the slip road signed Cumbernauld A8011, Dullatur and Castlecary. (This is just before the Old Inns Filling Station) At the Old Inns roundabout, take the third exit (signed for Cumbernauld Town Centre and Village.) Continue past the slip road for Glasgow A80 on your left and, keeping in the left-hand slip lane down the hill, take the next slip road for The Village. The road veers round to your left, goes under the A80 and brings you into Cumbernauld Village. Continue along this road (Roadside) for about half a mile, passing the mini-roundabout on the way; at the next mini-roundabout there is a small car park on your right and the church is on your left (in Baronhill). |
Approach Cumbernauld along the A80 in the direction of Glasgow. As you near Cumbernauld you will pass under the 'Castlecary arches' railway bridge. About a mile after this, take the slip road signed Cumbernauld A8011 and The Village. Keep in the left hand slip lane down the hill as the road continues to swing left following the sign for The Village. Continue along this road (Roadside) for about half a mile, passing the mini-roundabout on the way; at the next mini-roundabout there is a small car park on your right and the church is on your left (in Baronhill). |
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