Worship is led by Revd Margaret ES Rose, BD
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.
Week of Prayer Day 1 reflection
Welcome to day 1 of our reflections in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Today’s reader is Cerys McArthur from Bellshill Central Church. Please watch each video, and reflect when we hear music. There are points to ponder and questions/go and do actions at the end.
Our call to unity
Verse for the Day
‘I therefore, the prisoner in the Lord, beg you to lead a life worthy of the calling to which you have been called’ (Ephesians 4:1).
Scripture Passages
Micah 6:6-8
Psalm 133
John 15:15-17
Prayer
Loving God,
You have called us to unity.
May our response to Your call lead us to actively seek justice and reconciliation
and share Your light with the world. Amen.
Questions
- Personal: How does reflecting on ‘the calling to which you have been called’ inspire you to greater Christian unity?
- Local: How is the call to unity currently expressed within your local context?
- Global: What difference can increased Christian unity make to wider society?
Go and Do
Global: Try bringing together a small discussion group to reflect upon what the Nicaea 1700 anniversary means for you.
Personal: Reflect upon what your Christian tradition means to you and write a short diary entry about it.
Local: Visit the worship service of another Christian church in your local community and write a short diary entry on what you experience.
In person Week of Prayer Service at Wrangholm Kirk
Pews news for Sunday 18th January 2026
Please see our pews news for Sunday 18th January 2026. ALL ARE WELCOME!
Our Sunday morning service begins at 11am and is led by our minister, Revd Margaret ES Rose.
The service includes the baptism of two regular worshippers and their admission as full members of Bellshill: Central Parish Church.
The Bible reading will be given by Naomi Dornan, with music led by our organist and choir.
We offer Young Church activities for children of all ages, including Crèche and Sunday School, and warmly welcome everyone to be part of our worship.
We’d love to see you in person at 346 Main Street, Bellshill, for our 11am service.
On Sunday mornings, we are the Church of Scotland in Bellshill.
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