Author: Bellshill Central

As the Church of Scotland in Bellshill we extend a warm welcome to any of our activities. People have been coming to this building to worship God for over a hundred years. While our town has journeyed through many changes over those years, the constancy of the witness of the “Church at 346 Main Street” has remained uninterrupted. The mission of any Church is to reflect through its presence, its music, its fellowship and its beauty the greatness of God, and we seek to do that here in all that we share. We hope that everyone who enters these doors will find an encouraging, friendly group of people. While we are far from perfect, we are regularly discovering truths that are changing us individually and enriching our lives as a church community. As we worship together, learn from the Bible, and pray for one another, we are strengthened in our commitment to Jesus Christ as well as to each other. If this is your first time here, we welcome you, and invite you to share the joy that we have found.

Organist Entertains -Episode 43

January 6, 2021January 6, 2021 by Bellshill Central, posted in Organist Entertains, Other News, Weekly Church News

The organist entertains seeks to help keep you connected with your Church, the building, it’s surroundings and the sounds of the organ.

Our main weekly episodes resume on Wednesday at 8pm with number 43

We feature some of your requests and suggestions, and wish one of our followers a happy birthday

Get in touch with your requests, dedication and suggestions

At the end of Episode 43 stay tuned for a thank you and an update into how many views all our videos have had! 😊

Take care.

Bellshill Central Church of Scotland

Registered Charity: SC012556

346 Main Street, Bellshill, ML4 1BA

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Daily prayer

January 6, 2021January 6, 2021 by Bellshill Central, posted in Prayer items

Thirsty for you, O Christ, let us drink of the Living Water. Hungry for you, let us taste the Bread of Life. Lost without you, let us hear the Shepherd’s voice. Amen. Anselm of Canterbury (c.1033-1109)

O Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!
You have set your glory above the heavens but we have sullied your handiwork.
Out of the mouths of the young come dire warnings.
When we look at the heavens, the work of your ﬁngers, we ignore our reckless conduct.
What are human beings that you are mindful of them?
We have made ourselves a little higher than the angels, lording it over creation with scant forethought.
You have given us dominion over the works of your hands, which we have trampled underfoot.
O Lord, our Sovereign, invite us back to Eden, to be proper stewards, so that we might be better with that which you called good.
Amen.

Inspired by Psalm 8