Killearn Kirk

29/05/2026

Chris Gordon is leading worship on Sunday, 31st May at 10am for the final chapter from the Book of Ruth. Nothing in life has the power to make so profound a change as that which Jesus Christ can make. This we have been hearing about in the four short chapters in the book of Ruth.
Ruth is shown moving from Brokenness to Blessedness. In her story, however, something far more wonderful and blessed is in view. In this book, we see Christ’s power to change lives and His power to transport us from the brokenness of sin to the blessedness of His salvation.
All are welcome to join us at the service and for tea/coffee and fellowship in the halls afterwards.
This Sunday we will also be choosing a nominating committee to search for a minister for the linked charge of Killearn and Strathblane. Nominations are to be with the session clerks by Friday, 29th May, as has been intimated over the past two Sundays. Voting for the nominees, by church members and adherents, will take place immediately after the church service. Drymen Church are providing tellers to oversee the voting in Killearn and Strathblane churches and will announce the members of the nomination committee after the count is completed.

26/05/2026

25/05/2026

God has plans to care for you! Sunday, 24th May the lesson is from Ruth 4: 1 - 12. All are welcome to join us at 10am.
A congregational meeting will be held immediately after the service.

16/05/2026

Ruth Chapter 3. Chris Gordon gives us an overview of Ruth in this chapter and how Ruth and Naomi interact in the decisions that are made. Streamed and available online if you want to hear this part of the story.
Refreshment and fellowship after the service in the halls. We will have a retiring collection for Christian Aid.
If you are able to join us in person the church service starts at 10am. All are welcome to join us and we look forward to seeing you.

“You have made this last kindness greater than the first in that you have not gone after young men, whether poor or rich.”
~Ruth 3:10b

14/05/2026

Christian Aid week 10th - 16th May 2026.

This year's campaign focuses on families in Nairobi, Kenya, where many parents struggle daily with rising food prices, unemployment and urban poverty. The 2026 theme, “Your faith. Make it count,” encourages Christians to turn faith into practical action through fundraising, prayer and community events.

We will be having a retiring collection after the church service on Sunday, 17th May.

14/05/2026

The Church of Scotland General Assembly is being held from 15th to 18th May 2026. If you want to follow what’s happening then you can join a live stream.

The Church of Scotland seeks to inspire the people of Scotland and beyond with the Good News of Jesus Christ through enthusiastic worshipping, witnessing, nurturing and serving communities.

09/05/2026

‘What’s in a word’
Join us as Chris Gordon leads worship on Sunday, 10th May at 10am. Lesson : Ruth 2 vs 1 - 23.
After the service Tea/coffee is available in the halls for a time of fellowship.

02/05/2026

We extend a warm welcome to you when you join us in worship on Sunday, 3rd May at 10am. The sermon this week is from Ruth 1 vs 6 - 22. Chris Gordon will be leading us in worship. Fellowship in the halls after the service.

17/04/2026

Living out our faith of' what it means to love one another deeply' is the theme for this weeks service on Sunday,19th April at 10am.
Jesus's followers appreciate that their lives are changing. Join us in worship as Stuart Collins lead this weeks service. We look forward to you joining us. All are welcome and of course tea and coffee , as always, available after the service in the halls.