Glasgow Churches Together

Christian charities help families in financial difficulty.

This year marks the 14th centenary of St Mungo and the beginning of the community which became the City of Glasgow. The occasion was commemorated by a Civic Dinner with an address by Professor Tom Devine.

Fears of rise in sex trade trafficking around the time of the Commonwealth Games.

Many churches in Glasgow and the surrounding area are opening their doors to visitors as well as holding traditional services during this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which runs from January 18 to 25.

European Football Championship in Poland prompts World Council of Churches to reflect.

A major exhibition celebrating the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible is on show until 14 January 2012.

Kenny McGeachie of Faith in Throughcare was guest speaker at Glasgow Churches Together’s annual general meeting in October. “It’s a real, practical example of ecumenism in action,” he said.

Cathcart Old parish church was packed with a congregation of more than 700 on Sunday September 11 for a memorial service to mark the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States in 2001.

Three members of the successful team worked through a programme with project workers at Salvation Army Lifehouses.

The Glasgow Passion 2011 is a new and modern interpretation of what is arguably the greatest story ever told – the story of Jesus. The play, which tells the story of the last week in Jesus’ life, will be performed in the heart of Glasgow – George Square – on 6th October, 2011.