Saint Nicholas Parish Church - Prestwick

25/10/2026

The weather was fierce but the welcome was warm.

Join us for online worship from Saint Nicholas Prestwick.

Morning Worship at St Nicholas Parish Church Prestwick for 25th Oct...

24/10/2026

Our great friends from P3 Kingcase Primary visited Saint Nicholas and they have written us some thank you letters and drawn some pictures of the Church.

Here are some of the things they said,

"I loved it! It was so good and I loved it when Mr Heath dressed up", from Monica.

"Dear Harley, your Church is really nice" from Theo,

"Dear Harley, thank you for letting us visit the church where you live. I enjoyed our treasure hunt when we got to find the little beasties", from Alex.

"Dear Andrew, I like the costume that you wore, and I liked it when I got to dress up too. I also liked the prayers", from Carter.

"Dear Andrew, I love my St. Nicholas colouring book, and the stained glass windows."

All the generations will know. - Psalm 78:4

24/10/2026

What matters most?

When Jesus was asked about the greatest commandment, He did not offer a complicated answer.

Instead, He pointed to love: love for God and love for neighbour.

Tomorrow, as we gather for worship and explore Matthew 22:34-40, we will consider how these two commandments shape every aspect of Christian life and discipleship.

Whether you are a long-time church member, a visitor, or simply curious about faith, you are warmly invited to join us.

06/10/2026

Harley, Calypso and Baby Harley are all up bright and early this morning in time for their friends from Kingcase Primary coming to visit them this morning.

Dressing up, lots of colouring in, exploring the sanctuary and lots of fun.

I don’t know who is most excited, Harley and the gang or me?

Actually it’s me 🤣🙌🙏🤣🙌🙏🤣🙌🙏🤣

03/10/2026

This afternoon in Saint Nicholas a group of very dedicated elders will come and dress the Church in spotless white linen before we celebrate the Lord's Supper tomorrow.

This is a custom that is preserved in only a small number of Churches now.

Why do we do it?

After the Disruption in 1842, Free Church congregations celebrated Communion on kitchen tables, then on rows of borrowed tables covered with white linen to unite them as one table.

As these congregations grew and moved into new buildings, the linen was extended to the pews to preserve that sense of communal unity and reverent preparation.

Dressing the pews today continues that tradition: the whole church becomes the communion space, gathered as one people at Christ’s Table.

In other words, the whole Church is the Lord's Table, and everyone is welcome.

“Taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.”

Psalm 34:8

03/10/2026

Here is the order of service for the afternoon worship in Saint Nicholas Parish Church Prestwick tomorrow at 3pm.

We are celebrating the Lord's Supper, but in a very gentle way for those who struggle with a full service but still want to access the table of GraceT.

The readings and preaching are different, and the service is intended to be deeply pastoral for those people who are in a difficult season.

To ensure that everyone can access the worship in a meaningful way, ahe congregation are invited to stay seated throughout the worship.

For those of who prefer to stand while they are singing, it is asked that they respect the shape and form of worship and find seats at the rear of the congregation to prevent any confusion or distress.

03/10/2026

Our Order of Service and Intimations for tomorrow's Morning Worship at 11am in Saint Nicholas Parish Church Prestwick.

We will be celebrating the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.

27/09/2026

Catch up with worship today from Saint Nicholas where we celebrated the sacrament of baptism and admitted five new members to the congregation.

What a day… 🙏

Morning Worship at St Nicholas Parish Church Prestwick for 27th Sep...

26/09/2026

Join us as we worship together, all the generations, from the youngest to the oldest in Saint Nicholas Parish Church: Prestwick at 11am.

The Sunday School are going to be learning that in God's Kingdom, even though everyone is very different, there is a place where everybody fits together, just like a jigsaw puzzle.

The praise band will be leading tomorrow's worship, as we celebrate the sacrament of Baptism and admit five new members to the Church.

“Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.”

10/09/2026

As we send one crate away to Malawi, one has just arrived.

This is the u21 netball team from the school in Phiri thanking us for their trainers.

As we have been blessed, we must bless others 🙏🙏