East Kilbride
Old Parish
Church
Noticeboard
Dates for your diary
25/08/17 Church Office will be closed. Please submit Order of Service items by Tuesday 22nd August.
3/09/17 Prayer Group meets (Weeks 1 and 3 of the month) in the Lounge Area, Lower Hall after Sunday Service. Prayer slips available at Church if you'd like to request a prayer for someone.
4/11/17 Early Notice: Exclusive Evening of Music and Art in aid of Kilbryde Hospice Glebe St Hall. (See 'News' section for more).
4/11/17 and 5/11/17 Early Notice: 14th East Kilbride Community Arts Exhibition returns - Glebe St Hall (See 'News' section for more).
Other Notices
EKO Magazine: Deadline for submissions for the September edition are 20th August (hard copy) and 23rd August (electronic).
Correspondent for The Scottish Bible Society: Could you be our link with the Scottish Bible Society? Find our more from Jim Ballantyne, Session Clerk.
Property Matters: Any member with any experience in the building trades and who would be able to help with church property matters, please contact Jim Colthart.
ECO Tip: Help save the planet! Special envelopes available on both Church Hall Glebe Street Hall noticeboards for recycling old mobile phones and used printer ink cartridges.
The Minister's Pastoral Letters are available to read in our 'News' section. (Not publicshed July and August).
Welcome to East Kilbride Old Parish Church!
Join us for worship on
Sunday Mornings from 11am – 12noon.
We hope you will feel a warmth and friendliness and that your experience of our worship together is enjoyable, meaningful and encouraging. Please also look out for activities you could be a part of during the week – there are lots of opportunities to meet with a friendly crowd! East Kilbride Old prides itself in being known as a welcoming church.
From the church of the past to the church of today…
“This website includes a section on the history of the church and its graveyard because we know may visitors are interested in this. The current building dates back to 1774 (though there has been a church on this site since pre-Reformation times).
When today’s church was built, it stood in the midst of a small village. Today it stands in the midst of a large new town with a population of around 75,000 people.
Beautiful as it is however, our church is not the building, but the people. Within that building, there is a warm church family. People of all ages meet together, all striving to reach out to the community we serve in the Village area and East Mains.
We have active organisations for children and adults, giving a wealth of opportunities for fellowship and sharing, and everyone is assured of a warm welcome.”
Rev. Anne Paton
