Stornoway Free Church

15/06/2026

A selection of sermons conducted by various preachers from the last twenty years are available free of charge to anyone interested. For information contact Erica: 01851 705028

15/06/2026

Booking has opened for our Junior Superheroes Summer Holiday Club and we are already at capacity.
You can join our waiting list by signing up here: https://stornowayfreechurch.churchsuite.com/events/8nfdjtus

For all primary-school aged children (P1-7 during the 2025-26 school year), our holiday club is packed full of fun, games, crafts, singing and Bible teaching. We will learn together over the week about some of the Junior Superheroes used by God that we read about in the Bible, and the Greatest Hero we can know in Jesus.

Details
Monday 27th to Friday 31st July 2026
10.00am-12.30pm daily
MA Memorial Hall
Booking is essential.
Please complete and submit one consent form per child. Once they are signed up, they have a booking with us for every day of holiday club, Monday to Friday.
We look forward to welcoming your Junior Superheroes in late July!

15/06/2026

31/05/2026

An Lanntair
Sailm nan Daoine Screening + Q&A
Fri 26 June

Times/Performances:
7pm

There will be a Q&A session with Calum Martin & Rob MacNeacail.

Admission: £10 / £8 Concessions & Members
Book Tickets Online
Call: 01851 708 480

Rob’s enthusiasm for psalm singing is infectious and his weekly sessions have become an opportunity to not only to sing but to speak Gaelic and learn from each other. But Rob starts to question his authority to teach the psalms, he only learned how to precent relatively recently and didn’t grow up in the church. As spring turns to summer Rob starts to feel restless and decides to hit the road to reconnect with his Gaelic roots and hear how psalms are sung by Gaels in the communities that have nurtured the tradition.

His journey takes him from the Western Isles of Scotland to County Cork in the south of Ireland, following well-trodden ancient paths that unravel threads of music and ideas along the way.

On the Isle of Lewis, he visits Back Free Church, the heartland of the psalms, where he precents to hundreds of people. In the village of Kilmuir in Skye, he discovers a Gaelic oasis on an island where over-tourism and landlordism have threated the language and the communities that speak it. Travelling south through Ireland, he sings psalms with a cross community Gaeilge group in East Belfast beforearriving at the village of Cúil Aodha for Féile na Laoch. This is a place where his dad had been warmly recognised as a hero of poetry and where he will now precent presbyterian psalms in a Catholic Church, enrolling help from his friends, neighbours and people he meets on his journey.

31/05/2026

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