Autumn Organist Entertains

After a longer wait than planned, the next instalment from the Maestro is coming on Friday 10th November at 8pm via our YouTube channel.

Please go to http://www.youtube.com/bellshillchurch to take part. Say hello in the live chat and chat with friends.

This episode has taken a few weeks to put together and spans harvest, remembrance, your Hymn requests, and other items of music.

If you’d like to request an item before the “final cut” please email Organist@bellshillcentral.church as quickly as possible.

Look forward to being with you soon!

Alan Mathew, organist

Three events over the next month

We’re pleased to be hosting these events for all over the next month

Led by Mr Ian Douglas, our service of remembrance takes place on Sunday 12th November at 11.30am. The Cenotaph act of remembrance begins at 10.25 am, followed by the Church service at Bellshill Central Parish Church.

We are sure that we host the first carol service for Bellshill each year, and this year it takes place on Saturday 25th November at 12noon.

Our afternoon tea with Santa begins at 1pm. This is a ticketed event. Please email bookings@bellshillcentral.church to reserve your ticket.

Our annual service remembering loved ones lost. Takes place on Friday 1st December at 7pm. Christmas can be an especially difficult time, when feelings of grief, loss and bereavements are felt. We come together in our shared feelings of loss, to listen, pray, remember and light our candles of remembrance.

Bellshill Central Parish Church of Scotland

346 Main Street
BELLSHILL , ML4 1BA

150th Anniversary Service and Lunch

Wow! I think we’ve finally recovered from such a wonderful day with our Celebration Service, Communion and Celebration Lunch.

We thoroughly enjoyed sharing in the happiness with our guests, including Mary Hernon (depute Lord Lieutenant), Steven Bonnar MP, Rev Alan Mckenzie, Rev Jim Zambonini, Rev Iain Murdoch, family members of Rev Albert Thomson and many more.

A hugg thank you to our locum Minister, Rev Margaret Rose, our Session Clerk, organist for organising the service. A massive shout out to our hard working and committed fundraising and social team for their wonderful Celebration lunch. We were utterly spoiled!

150th Anniversary Open Day

On Saturday 21st October, we held our Anniversary Open Day. The remnants of Storm Babet could not dampen our enthusiasm!

We welcomed some familiar faces and old friends to browse our displays and exhibitions.

We were thrilled to have Profession Robin Webster give us a fascinating presentation on his father’s work, and on our own fine collection of Arts and Crafts stained glass windows.

It was a delight to have our oldest member come along, Sadie Nisbet, to view our displays and reminisce on many happy memories. Sadie can vaguely recall Rev Esson Gillon, who was our minister prior to 1942!