CHRISTMAS part 2 with the Maestro!

Tis the season………………………. is it really that time of the year? YES IT NEARLY IS CHRISTMAS!

Well, maybe not quite yet, but Christmas is definitely looming upon us and we have some Christmas Hymns and Carols tonight along with more of your requested Hymns and Songs from Bellshill Central Parish Church with Alan. Hopefully this helps with some Festive Cheer?

We have created that special candle light experience for tonight’s instalment as part of the Organist Entertains – we trust that this helps create your Candle Light experience this year.

Tune in via the player option above from 8pm tonight or directly on YouTube. Or you can “Catch up” anytime that suits afterwards.

Included tonight we have

  • Hark the herald angels sing
  • O come all ye faithful
  • See in yonder manger low
  • O Holy Night
  • and……. even more…… so tune in to find out!

As always, we thank you for your support. If you’d like to make a donation you can do so online via the donation link via the YouTube info box. Please send your requests to bellshillcentral@gmail.com to have your favourites included this December

Advent Young Church – Story and Nativity (with a difference)

Welcome to our Advent and Christmas Young Church with Rev Kevin and our friends at DramaKirk (@PlayLanarkshire via Twitter)
Rev Kevin lights our 4th Advent Candle and tells us more of God’s wondrous love for us by the Gift of Jesus at Christmas
Our Friends at DramaKirk share in their Jerusalem News extra special Nativity for 2020
Share this combined Young Church with your friends, and there’s plenty of things to talk about! Get talking!!

Advent Journey with Luke – Chapter 16

Today’s Reader is Helen Daly

Luke 16 is the sixteenth chapter of the Gospel of Luke in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. It records the teachings and parables of Jesus Christ, including the famous parable of the “rich man and Lazarus”

Join us in our Advent journey as we read together the Gospel of Luke. We will have read the whole account of Jesus’ life by Christmas Eve – how good is that?