Monthly Archives: November 2024

All are invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Sunday 1 December when the Revd Brian Cruise joins us as our guest preacher and celebrant. Brian has been leading our Café Church evening service over recent weeks and we are delighted to welcome him back to St Molua’s. BeingContinue reading “This Sunday”

Don’t forget to make an early start to your Christmas preparations with some tasty treats at our Christmas Coffee Morning in St Molua’s church hall this Saturday 30 November.

Thank you so much to all at St Molua’s who filled boxes for the annual Blythswood Christmas Shoebox Appeal. These were forwarded to the local collection centre to form part of Blythswood’s distribution to people in need. As you can see below, the first lorry of 7000+ shoeboxes has recently set off to Romania. https://blythswood.org/shoeboxappeal/

Don’t forget that our monthly Parish Prayer Time sessions continue this week on Tuesday 19 November at 7.30pm in the Side Chapel. Everyone Welcome A special prayer for use during the vacancy of a parish: Almighty God, the giver of every good gift, look graciously, we beseech thee, on thy Church, and so guide withContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

Please join us for our All Ages Together service in the more informal setting of the Parish Hall from 10.00am this Sunday 17 November. Everyone Welcome PS: As the service is in the Parish Hall, it won’t be streamed or recorded. All the more reason to come along and join us, if you can .

Make an early start to your Christmas preparations with some tasty treats at our Christmas Coffee Morning in St Molua’s church hall on Saturday 30 November.

Thank you so much to the talented ladies of the St Molua’s Craft and Chat group for the stunning knitted and crochet poppy cascade and wreath on the font at this morning’s service for Remembrance Sunday.

All are invited to join us for our service of Morning Worship with an Act of Remembrance at 10.30am this Sunday 10 November and our Sunday Kids’ Club JAM. For those unable to attend, the service will be streamed on Facebook as usual and made available on our website at http://www.stmoluasonline.com/videos/ later in the day.Continue reading “Remembrance Sunday”

Our monthly ‘Soup-er Saturday’ lunches continue this week. Join us from 12noon on Saturday 9th November in the parish hall for soup and chat. There is no charge, although you may make a voluntary donation to our chosen charity Christian Aid if you so wish. Everyone welcome!

Don’t miss this great opportunity to have ‘Breakfast with Santa‘ in St Molua’s Church Hall on Saturday 7 December. For further information, and to book places, see contact details below or use the “Contact Us‘ page on this website (please include ‘Breakfast with Santa’ in the subject field).

Really looking forward to Messy Church this Sunday 10 November from 4.00pm in St Molua’s Parish Hall along with our friends from Stormont Presbyterian Church Fun for all the family. Everyone welcome! *All children must be accompanied by an adult* http://www.messychurch.brf.org.uk/

Our friends at St Columba’s Church, Knock are holding a recital on Saturday 16 November – details below. Please do share the post with anyone who may be interested.

Don’t forget that our new Book Club at St Molua’s holds its next monthly meeting tomorrow, Monday 4 November, when members will discuss the book which they chose for reading during October – Lydia A Story, by Paula Gooder. Why not come along to find out what it is all about over a nice friendlyContinue reading “Book Club @St Molua’s”

A reminder about our monthly Healing Service in partnership with The Church’s Ministry of Healing on Tuesday evening 5 November at 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church. Please join us if you are seeking healing, prayer and God’s peace; for yourself, for another, or to support those who are in difficulty. This month we welcome RevContinue reading “Healing Service”

All are invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Sunday 3 November when we welcome back the Very Reverend Henry Hull as our guest preacher and celebrant. For those unable to attend, the service will be streamed on Facebook as usual and made available on our website at http://www.stmoluasonline.com/videos/Continue reading “This Sunday”