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Welcome to the Website of Kilmacolm Parish Church – a parish church of the Church of Scotland.
Public worship is held each Sunday, commencing 11.00 am, doors open from 10.30 am. All are welcome.
The OUTLOOK Group meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 2.00 pm and the SOLAS Bereavement Drop-In Group meets on the second Thursday of each month at 2.00 pm.
Kilmacolm Parish Church Annual Accounts
The full accounts of Kilmacolm Parish Church can be found here – 3_KILM106-Charities report – 22.2-CHA-DM-20240311
A reconciliation sheet is here – RECONCILIATION
Union between Kilmacolm Old and Kilmacolm St Columba
The service of Union between Kilmacolm Old Kirk and Kilmacolm St Columba took place within the Old Kirk building on Tuesday 29 October 2024 at 7.00pm.
Kilmacolm Basis of Union May 24
KILMACOLM PARISH CHURCH
ADVENT / CHRISTMAS 2024
December
Sunday 1 11.00 Advent 1 – Leon Marshall
Saturday 7 10.00 – 12.00 Christmas Gift Coffee Morning in hall
Sunday 8 11.00 Advent 2 – Christmas Gift Service – Aaron Marshall (Bridge of Weir)
16.00 Bereavement Service – Rev Jonathan Fleming
Saturday 14 11.00 Piazza – Kilmacolm and Quarriers churches
Sunday 15 11.00 Advent 3 – Junior Church Nativity – Thorsten Koenig
Sunday 22 11.00 Advent 4 – Christingle Service – Thorsten Koenig
Tuesday 24 23.15 Christmas Eve Watchnight Service – Thorsten Koenig
Wednesday 25 11.00 Christmas Day Family Service – Thorsten Koenig
Sunday 29 11.00 Morning Worship – Thorsten Koenig
MISSION AUDIT
As part of the process leading up to this decision, every congregation was instructed to carry out a mission audit, detailing their missional activities. A copy of the Old Kirk mission audit is appended below.
KILMACOLM OLD KIRK – MISSION AUDIT
CHURCH ANGELS FOODBANK
at the United Reformed Church, Port Glasgow.
This commendable group of volunteer Christians open the doors of Foodbank twice a week to give to all those in temporary troublesome circumstances. This Autumn has seen a sharp increase in poverty. Some have young families, some are in harsh living conditions. All those seeking help have serious reason to ask for help.
ITEMS NEEDED:
LONGLIFE MILK,
BISCUITS, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
BREAKFAST CEREALS, PASTA, SAUCES, RICE
TINS OF: SOUP, BAKED BEANS, VEGETABLES, FRUIT, CUSTARD,
Leon Marshall
Session Clerk
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