St James aspires to be a welcoming, diverse and community-focused Episcopal Church that believes in a faith that changes our lives and our society. As part of the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion it welcomes people of all backgrounds, whether they have been part of a church or not. Its members have had a variety of faith journeys and such diversity of faith is treasured and valued.
St James’ share their Holy Week Services with Bishopbriggs Churches Together: Sunday 13 April – Palm Sunday9:00am: Said Holy Communion (at St James’)10:30am: Sung Eucharist (at St James’)7:00pm: Churches Together Service at Springfield Cambridge (Church of Scotland) Monday 14 April7:00pm: Churches Together Service at…
Sermon by Tosh Lynch Isaiah 43:16-21John 12:1-8
Sermon by Rev Paul Watson Exodus 2:1-102 Corinthians 1:3-7Luke 2:33-55
Sermon by Rev Paul Watson Isaiah 55:1-9Luke 13:1-9
Our Rector, Paul, offers his first Lenten Thought for the Week: Just a wee thought to follow on from Kate’s reflections on Sunday on Jesus using the image of a mother hen wanting to protect it’s chicks under her wings. On Tuesday we came across…
Sermon by Kate Pearce Philippans 3:17-4:1Luke 13:31-35
Our Rector, Paul, offers his first Lenten Thought for the Week: First some words from Henri Nouwen in ‘Following Jesus’: Patience means to remain close to the moment and to fully taste where you are so that the seeds that are sown in the…
Sermon by Rev Paul Watson Romans 10:8-13Luke 4:1-13
A reminder of our Ash Wednesday Service this evening:
Sermon by Tosh Lynch 1 Kings 8:22-23,41-43Luke 7:1-10
