Busby Parish Church of Scotland

Busby Parish Church of Scotland The Friendly Village Church at the heart of the Community. Celebrating the Christian Faith in Busby for over 179 years. Message from Rev.

Jerry Eve

As minister of Busby Parish Church I feel we take a pride in the warmth of the welcome we provide. Whether you are a regular visitor, or coming along for the very first time, it is always lovely to see you. Worship is on a Sunday Morning at 11.00.a.m. but there are also opportunities at various times during the year to worship in the evening at 6.30p.m. excluding January, July and Augu

st. All welcome

Welcome from Robin Bulmer - Session Clerk
We extend to everyone young and old, friend and stranger a warm welcome to our Church in the heart of Busby. Whether you come to Worship or share in the Fellowship of the various events or participate in the activities of our organisations or just try us out I am sure you will find your experience both enjoyable and rewarding. Giving and receiving is at the heart of our beliefs. We give to show our gratitude for all that is received from GOD. We give to make a difference to individual lives, the life of the community and the life of the world. Please come along and share in our giving. A warm welcome awaits you in Busby.

08/09/2026

Reminder Wednesday morning 10.30. Come along and drop in for a tea, coffee and a wee blether. All welcome .

Tomorrow Sunday 6th September at 11.00 a.m. the Service of Worship will be led by Worship Leader, Elder and Organist Mr ...
05/09/2026

Tomorrow Sunday 6th September at 11.00 a.m. the Service of Worship will be led by Worship Leader, Elder and Organist Mr Allan Morrison. There will be a Sunday Club. Tea and Coffee in the hall after the service. All welcome.

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Don’t forget Wednesday morning Drop in Club and Saturday Afternoon T in the afternoon.

Tomorrow Wednesday 2nd September the “Drop in Club” begins at 10.30 a.m. Drop in and give it a try - tea, coffee, cake...
01/09/2026

Tomorrow Wednesday 2nd September the “Drop in Club” begins at 10.30 a.m. Drop in and give it a try - tea, coffee, cakes and new and old friendships to enjoy.
On Saturday 12th September the very popular ”Tea in the Afternoon “ takes place at 2.00 p.m. Lots of goodies and dates for your diary.
Come along and support you local church and make new friends.
All welcome. 😀☕️🍰😍

31/08/2026

There will be a service of Worship conducted by our Session Clerk, Mr Robin Bulmer at 11.00 am, on Sunday 30th August. ...
29/08/2026

There will be a service of Worship conducted by our Session Clerk, Mr Robin Bulmer at 11.00 am, on Sunday 30th August. There will also be a Sunday Club. Tea and Coffee in the hall after the service. All welcome,

29/08/2026

Rt Rev Gordon Kennedy, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, has shared a prayer in response to the deadly flash floods which devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet earlier this week.

The Church of Scotland has well established links with Nepal, opening its first mission station in the region in the 1870s, and later as one of the founders of the inter-denominational United Mission to Nepal (UMN) in 1954.

Mr Kennedy said:
God of grace and mercy,
Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
We depend upon your grace,
We plead for your mercy.

Be quickly at work for the people of Nepal.

Following the tragic flooding in Nepal,
We pray for all who are bereaved,
that they will know your comfort.
We pray for all who are injured,
that they will know your healing.
We pray for all who have lost homes and whole communities,
that they will be upheld in your strong hands.

We pray for all those working to provide aid for those in need,
Clean water and sustaining food,
Safe shelter and warm clothing,
A hand to hold and someone to cry with.

Be with all those agencies working to support and care for all who are in need.

Give us generous hearts to give what we can,
Give us praying hearts to hold the people of Nepal before you,
Give us hearts broken with your love for your people.

God of grace and mercy,
Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
Be powerfully at work in Nepal,
Do your sovereign work of grace and mercy,
We pray in Jesus’ name. Amen.

United Mission to Nepal is responding to the crisis by working with partner agencies to provide essential food and other urgently needed supplies to families in the badly affected Dhading and Rasuwa Districts.

UMN initially hopes to support some 1,000 families affected by the disaster.

Donations can be made through UMN’s TrustBridge giving page: https://givingspace.trustbridgeglobal.com/project/1383517f-f6ab-431f-8b83-4ff1a3919b6e/eng/summary

Other agencies, including Christian Aid Scotland, British Red Cross and UNICEF UK have also launched appeals for support.


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