St Paul's Church Milngavie

St Paul's Church Milngavie A welcoming Church of Scotland deeply rooted in the Gospel. We have lots of activities for all ages

Tomorrow night sees our first โ€œSummer Nightsโ€ outing - an all ages walking group.  Meeting at the drinking water fountai...
16/06/2026

Tomorrow night sees our first โ€œSummer Nightsโ€ outing - an all ages walking group. Meeting at the drinking water fountain at Milngavie reservoir. All welcome to come along for a walk, chat and fellowship!

See you there!

๐ŸŽถ Summer Praise at St Paulโ€™s Church ๐ŸŽถIt was an evening of music, worship, and fellowship last night as part of Milngavie...
15/06/2026

๐ŸŽถ Summer Praise at St Paulโ€™s Church ๐ŸŽถ

It was an evening of music, worship, and fellowship last night as part of Milngavie Week!

We were delighted to welcome Scottish hymnwriter Greg de Blieck and his band New Scottish Hymns for an inspiring concert of new Scottish hymns and worship music.

We hope you enjoyed the celebration of faith through song, bringing together fresh expressions of worship with the rich tradition of hymn writing.

A huge thank you to Greg, the band, and everyone who joined us for a memorable evening filled with joy, reflection, and praise. ๐Ÿ™โœจ



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โœจ The Heart of Milngavie โœจThank you to everyone who came along to our special thanksgiving service for the volunteers wh...
15/06/2026

โœจ The Heart of Milngavie โœจ

Thank you to everyone who came along to our special thanksgiving service for the volunteers who help make Milngavie such a wonderful place to live!

This Sunday, Rev Lynsey Brennan invited us to reflect on the โ€œlensโ€ through which we see the world โ€” the beliefs and experiences that shape how we understand truth, purpose, identity, and meaning.

Looking at Acts 17, we were reminded how Paul entered Athens, a culture full of competing ideas and spiritual searching. Rather than beginning with criticism, Paul listened, observed, and built bridges. He recognised the questions people were asking and pointed them towards the living God.

A powerful reminder for us today: many people are still searching for hope, meaning, belonging, and purpose. The Gospel is not something to keep hidden away, nor something to force upon others, but good news to share with humility, grace, courage, and love.

Rev Lynsey encouraged us to consider:

๐Ÿ’ญ Am I listening well enough to notice where God is already at work?
๐Ÿ’ญ Am I sharing the hope of Jesus with both truth and kindness?
๐Ÿ’ญ How can I help others recognise that God may be nearer than they realise?

Just as Paul saw God already moving in Athens, we were reminded that God is already at work in our own communities - through acts of kindness, compassion, love, and the deep longing within us for something more.

โ€œFor in him we live and move and have our being.โ€ - Acts 17:28

To those who had never been to St Paul's before, we hope you felt at home! We would love to see you again and continue sharing this journey of faith together.

May we continue to be a people who point others towards the hope and love found in Jesus. ๐Ÿ™

If you missed this Sunday's service, you can catch up again via our YouTube channel:

Sunday Morning Service from St Pauls, 14th June

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14/06/2026

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Setting up for tonight's New Scottish Hymns concert in St Paul's Church Milngavie . We rope off the back pews so that the hundreds of people who arrive late have somewhere to sit :-)

What a wonderful Sunday we have ahead!Join us this Sunday morning as we gather to worship God together and celebrate the...
12/06/2026

What a wonderful Sunday we have ahead!

Join us this Sunday morning as we gather to worship God together and celebrate the incredible volunteers who serve so faithfully in our community in Milngavie. Their dedication, kindness, and willingness to help make such a difference, and we're looking forward to giving thanks for all they do.

Then, in the evening, don't miss a special Praise Concert with New Scottish Hymns! Expect an uplifting evening filled with joyful worship, beautiful music, and rich, Christ-centred songs that encourage and inspire. Whether you love singing, enjoy listening, or simply want to spend time reflecting on God's goodness, this promises to be a memorable evening.

Everyone is welcome - bring your family, invite your friends, and come along to share in a day of worship, thanksgiving, and praise.

Sunday Morning Service: 11am
Praise Concert with New Scottish Hymns: 7pm

"Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!" (Psalm 150:6)

Please share ๐Ÿ™

Our last Beacon befor the summer holiday is on tomorrow - join us from noon for a delicious lunch (soup, filled rolls an...
09/06/2026

Our last Beacon befor the summer holiday is on tomorrow - join us from noon for a delicious lunch (soup, filled rolls and home baking!)

We're looking forward to our Sunday service this week.  As part of Milngavie week, we're giving thanks for all those who...
08/06/2026

We're looking forward to our Sunday service this week. As part of Milngavie week, we're giving thanks for all those who contribute to make Milngavie so special!

If you've never been to St Paul's before and are coming along with a community group, we hope you'll feel at home!

There will be activities for children during the service and tea/coffee will be served after the morning service.

See you on Sunday ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™Œ

At our prayer meeting tonight, we're delighted to welcome representatives from SU Scotland.  We will be focusing on pray...
08/06/2026

At our prayer meeting tonight, we're delighted to welcome representatives from SU Scotland. We will be focusing on praying for schools in our community.

If you've never been to a prayer meeting before, you'd be most welcome!

The meeting starts at 7.30pm (until 8.30).

Hope to see you there ๐Ÿ™

Thank you to Rev John for leading our service this morning and welcome to Matthew Todd, our youth and children's assista...
07/06/2026

Thank you to Rev John for leading our service this morning and welcome to Matthew Todd, our youth and children's assistant.

John was reminding us of the old testament story of Joseph - being hated by his brothers and badly treated in so many ways. There must have been times when he wondered why things were happening to him.

Our lives are full of ups and downs; at our lowest, we only see the tangled threads of our lives, but God sees the finished tapestry.

We might not understand why things happen, but as Christians, we trust that it is all part of God's good plan - moulding us into the image of Christ. ๐Ÿ™

If you missed today's service, you can catch up here:

Sunday Morning Service from St Pauls, 7th June

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1 Baldernock Road
Milngavie
G628DP

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12pm

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+441419564405

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