All photographs are by and copyright of Paul McSherry 07770 393960@Paulmcsherry2 And finally Max, celebrating his first Carols for Peace and his first Christmas with members of his family. Glasgow Churches Together would like to thank the Lord Provost’s Office, ...
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Revd John Proctor, the United Reformed Church’s general secretary, turns to Luke’s account of the outcast and overlooked shepherds. Shepherds were out in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night Luke 2:8 Shepherds lived on the edge – ...
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The news is difficult to hear today, writes Rev Dr Angus Morrison, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Sixteen million children born into war – no wonder this Christmas that many of us feel deeply troubled ...
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There is something magical about Christmas time, something which is universal in its appeal. At a human level there is the natural excitement of the young (and not so young) at decorating the house; buying and receiving presents ; visiting ...
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It was some ‘Invitation to a journey.’ “The Lord is with you … Do not be afraid, Mary.” So began the journey that would change her life and the world, writes Rev Alan Donaldson, General Director of the Baptist Union ...
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Mary and Joseph were not rich people; Jesus was born in a stable, writes Rev Steven Wild. It was a busy time when the census was being taken and this young couple had little resources. I wonder if people saw ...
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has sent a Christmas message to ecumenical partners and heads of churches around the world. The Shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, as it had been told them (Luke ...
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