Cumbernauld Old Parish Church

Worship Times

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

National Stewardship Campaign - Together We Make A Difference

Together We Make A Difference - The Church of Scotland National Stewardship Campaign Latest update: 20th November 2007

The logo for our programme has now been agreed and we hope you like it!

As you can see, it represents a church with people; each playing their part as a cog in the wheel. Each cog has a part to play and each is interlinked - without one part doing its bit, none of the others would be able to do theirs. It's very true, therefore, that together we make a difference.
(see 1 Corinthians 12: 12-27)

The Planning Group is now hard at work designing publicity material, arranging a visiting programme, planning a series of gatherings, compiling presentations... and much more.

Of course, we are well aware that we cannot do this without God's help and so we are using a second logo to indicate our dependence on God.
The two cogs represent God and his church and remind us that everything we do in this programme is in his name and for the growth of his church.

The new edition of our Church Newsletter explains a little more about the programme (click here to view the article) and further updates will be provided to the congregation through newsletters and on this website.

Please join us in prayer as you reflect on the programme... more

Previous bulletins:

16-11-2007	Read the article in the November 2007 church magazine. view
13-11-2007	Introducing the Planning Group. view
25-10-2007	We're up and running! The Planning Group has met and the planning has begun. view
01-10-2007	Thumbs up from Board & Session. Volunteers sought for Planning Group. view
July 2007	Programme launched. Kirk Session & Congregational Board invited to meeting. view

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