St Columba Gaelic Church, Glasgow
Fàilte gu Eaglais Ghàidhlig Chaluim Cille, Glaschu
The home of Gaelic worship in Glasgow, Scotland
ST COLUMBA GAELIC CHURCH, GLASGOW
Notices
The Kirk Session and congregation have agreed that the church building at 300 St Vincent Street, now permanently closed, be offered for sale. At a meeting of the Presbytery of Glasgow on 8th March 2022 the decision of the congregation was approved. The matter has been passed to the General Trustees for action. At a meeting of the Kirk Session on 27th April 2022, the Session agreed to seek a Linkage with the congregation of Blawarthill Parish Church. This request has been conveyed to the NW Glasgow Cluster Group who have to oversee ministry and mission for the whole Cluster. The Cluster comprises Blawarthill, Broomhill Hyndland, Jordanhill, St John's-Renfield and St Columba Gaelic congregations.
G. Melvyn Wood, Interim Moderator
In-person worship is held in Blawarthill Church,
Millbrix Avenue, G14 0EP, every Sunday at 12.30 p.m., until further notice,
normally led by the Interim Moderator in English with some Gaelic content.
Full Gaelic services as announced.
Teas and coffees 12 - 12.30 p.m.
It is no longer mandatory to wear face coverings in places of worship. In view of the continuing high prevalence of Covid, we ask those who use our building to remain considerate of others, to keep wearing masks if they feel vulnerable, and to wash hands frequently and use our hand sanitiser when entering or leaving.
Canaibh don Tighearn òran nuad. Salm 96:1
Sing to the Lord a new song. Psalm 96:1
For online Gaelic Worship go straight to our YouTube channel,
Eaglais Air-loidhne / Gaelic Church Online
New Gaelic Prayers are posted regularly on our Gaelic Page
RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE WEBSITE
Changes and Clusters - Interim Moderator's Blog - May 2022
Na Duilleagan Gàidhlig - Life & Work Gaelic Supplement
New Gaelic Video
Ar duilleag Facebook Ghàidhlig - Our Gaelic Facebook Page
Giving to the Church
At a time of considerable change in the life of our congregation, we are anxious to maintain our income stream. The costs of keeping our unique witness alive both in Gaelic and in English, while the future of our building remains unclear, are ongoing. One way for members to maintain their regular offerings, and for donors to support our ministry, with one-off or monthly donations, is to give online. The Church of Scotland has now made this possible for all congregations. Click the button below. Then choose "Donate to a Congregation". Type in "Glasgow St Columba" and please agree to Gift Aid your donation if you are a taxpayer. Thank you! Tapadh leat!
Not sure how this works? View the step by step guide here.
Eaglais Air-Loidhne / Online Gaelic Church
'S e iomairt eadar dà eaglais Ghàidhlig - Eaglais Ghàidhlig Chaluim Chille ann an Glaschu agus Eaglais nam Manach Liath ann an Dùn Èideann - a th' anns an sinal seo. Gheibh tu an-seo seirbheisean laoidhean, Sailm agus ùrnaighean ann an Gàidhlig. Chaidh an sianal seo a chur air dòigh leis an Urr. Melvyn Wood, am moderàtor eadar-amail aig Eaglais Chaluim Chille.
This channel is an initiative of two Gaelic churches - St Columba Gaelic Church in Glasgow and Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh. Here you will find services, hymns, Psalms and prayers in Gaelic. The channel was set up by Rev Melvyn Wood, interim moderator at St Columba.
Fàilte
Welcome
St. Columba, The Gaelic Church of Glasgow, in the mainstream of
the Church of Scotland since 1770, has maintained a theologically moderate Christian witness in the city, both in Gaelic and in English.
We warmly welcome you to our website and invite you to explore its pages.
Charity
Support
HELPING PEOPLE
IN NEED
Remembering
our members
who are unwell
A CARING CONGREGATION
Providing a focus for the Gaelic community
SUPPORTING YOUNG
AND OLD
Foodbank
Collection
Point
ONE STEP AT A TIME
YouTube clip - 100th Psalm in Gaelic, recorded in 1991.
Tigh mo Chridhe, Tigh mo Ghràidh
House of my heart, house of my love
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