Dwelling Place Glasgow

Dwelling Place Glasgow We are a Christian church based in Glasgow made up of people from many nations and walks of life.

We are passionate about welcoming and celebrating the presence of the living God and being a people prepared and equipped for His service. At Dwelling Place Glasgow we are passionate about our great city of Glasgow. We meet on Sunday Mornings at Notre Dame High School, G12 9LN from 10.30 (for coffee and doughnuts), service starts at 11.00 and finishes around 12.30. We have an office and ministry c

entre at 89, Dumbarton Road, Partick, G11 6PW, which is open 10-4 Mon, Wed-Fri. Originally known as Glasgow Westend Vineyard, and then Glasgow Vineyard we have been based in the West End of Glasgow since May 2000. While based in the West End, we have been progressively serving in wider Glasgow. We have an established ministry base in Anniesland which serves the local community and have groups which meet across the city and beyond. Initially the church was full of students, and over time those students have grown up, had families, and we now have a church of just about all ages. If you are new to the city, or are looking to get connected to a local church which is passionate about drawing closer to God and making a difference in the local community, we’d love you see you.

Yesterday, Barnaby challenged us by asking the question "Are you all in?". He reminded us that God is calling each of us...
24/08/2026

Yesterday, Barnaby challenged us by asking the question "Are you all in?". He reminded us that God is calling each of us to partner with Him and it's our choice to listen to God and respond to what He's saying 🙏

You can listen to our Sunday Sermons podcasts online by clicking the link below.
https://open.spotify.com/s/x5UrH5N

17/08/2026

Building Update!

Last year we bought a building! There's been a lot of work being done and there's still a lot to be done but we wanted to give you an update on how it's going, show you around, and share a bit of vision for the space. We're really excited for the building to be complete and ready for use ⛪️

We currently have volunteer days to do some work around the building, mostly gardening, painting etc. We'd love for you all to get involved where you can and help us to turn the vision for DPG into a reality!

13/08/2026

Who knew that finding a lightswitch would be that difficult!

Watch to the end to find the switches and take a look at our beautiful stained glass windows!

Save the dates!! We're excited to worship together as a church community. Here are the next dates for our Worship Nights...
07/08/2026

Save the dates!!

We're excited to worship together as a church community. Here are the next dates for our Worship Nights 🎵

As usual, they'll be in our church offices at 89 Dumbarton Road, starting at 6:30pm! We hope to see you there.

Would you like to be a part of making our new building beautiful and ready to welcome people? ⛪️We're building a team of...
06/08/2026

Would you like to be a part of making our new building beautiful and ready to welcome people? ⛪️

We're building a team of volunteers to help with the building renovations, including activities such as gardening, painting, cleaning, and many other random jobs! 🧹👨‍🌾

We're gathering this Saturday from 10am-1pm to make a start. Do get in touch if you're free and plan to come along!

Here are our other upcoming dates:
Friday 14th August
Saturday 22nd August
Saturday 5th September
Friday 11th September
Saturday 19th September

04/08/2026

Divine appointments.
Whilst thinking about Dwelling Place Church being a presence centred, word centred missional kingdom cultured church, and how to continue to grow in walking with God. I was reading Mark 10:46-52 the story of blind Bartimaeus. The people who rebuked Bartimaeus saw him as a human interruption. I get the fact, that Jesus had places to go and things to do. But unlike those around him Jesus didn’t see a human interruption; He saw a divine appointment.
The scripture say’s “Jesus stopped.” Those two words speak volumes. Spontaneity is an underappreciated dimension of spirituality and spiritual growth.

On reflection I would say, spiritual maturity has less to do with long-range visions than it does with moment-by-moment sensitivity to the promptings of the Holy Spirit. And it is our moment-by-moment sensitivity to the Holy Spirit that turns life into an everyday adventure.

Spiritual growth is a conundrum for many. Sometimes I think we settle for what we can control and miss opportunities before us just like Jesus and Bartimaeus. We are taught the key to spiritual growth is developing healthy holy routines. We call them spiritual disciplines. As a Pastor, I’m all for that, and encourage my congregation in them. I also encourage them to not just settle for them, as there is more to growing spiritually.

You see once our spiritual disciplines become routinised, we need to disrupt them. Why I hear you ask? It’s much the same as a gym routine for your physical health. Your body adapts to the same weights and movements, halting physical progress. Doing the exact same routine leads to mental fatigue and lost motivation. Minor variations recruit different muscle fibers and fix strength imbalances.

The danger here is sacred routines can become empty rituals when we do them out of left-brain memory instead of right-brain imagination. One of the greatest dangers we face spiritually is learning how and forgetting why. My encouragement for today is look for and be open to the divine appointments that the Holy Spirit may be presenting to you today.
May you be Blessed to be a blessing.

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Glasgow
G129LN

Opening Hours

10:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

0141 334 6746

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