Airdrie High Parish Church

06/08/2026

In a world that feels increasingly uncertain, the Church has something extraordinary and grounding to offer the next generation of Christian leaders. But only if we invest in them deeply enough to help them keep their faith.

In our new blog piece, Jonathan Eales (our Chief Executive) explores how The Boys' Brigade gives young people a place to belong, grow in faith and discover their purpose, and can support Churches in shaping the next generation of Christian leaders, ready to make a difference in their communities and beyond 🙌

Read Jonathan's blog at https://boys-brigade.org.uk/how-do-we-grow-the-next-generation-of-christian-leaders/

25/07/2026

Almost complete for his first week. Well done Jacob.

10/05/2026

18/04/2026

Tomorrow is an important day in the history of Airdrie High.
Our congregational vote on entering into our four way union, voting will be at Caldercruix Church Hall.
Elders vote 10.40am
Members vote 11.00am
Voting is for all Church members, come a play your part in the future of the Airdrie High legacy.

12/04/2026

Congregational vote on our basis of union:
Sunday 19 April at Caldercruix

Notification for all members of Airdrie: High Parish Church that a vote will be taken on Sunday 19 April.
Worship will begin at the usual time of 11am and voting will be carried out immediately after this service.
The vote will take place in the large hall of Caldercruix and Longriggend Parish Church; the halls building is behind the Church. High Church members will be voting here as our Church building remains closed.
The full address is Main Street, Caldercruix ML6 7RF. There is a car park in front of the halls building and on-street parking in front of the Church and further along the street.

The vote is for or against the Presbytery Mission Plan proposal that Airdrie: High Parish Church enters congregational union with three village congregations: Caldercruix and Longriggend, Greengairs and New Monkland Parish Churches.

A copy of the basis of union, the legal document setting out the basis on which congregational union is proposed, can be supplied on request.

You must vote in person: neither postal voting nor voting by proxy is allowed.

Every member of the Airdrie High Parish Church congregation (i.e. everyone listed as a member on our Congregational Roll) has a vote. You will be issued with a printed ballot paper when you attend on Sunday 19 April.