Lord You bless us as we restRestore us as we sleepYou care for us as we drift offAnd make our dreaming sweet You are the safest placeYou are the God of GraceForgiven, loved and held by youIs each small seed of faith You know our thoughts and feelingsYou see our deep desiresYou understand our wearinessAnd … More Evening Prayer

Give wisdom, Lord, to all in authority, not only leaders of nations but local communities, that actions and words are prompted by the needs of others, not personal gain. That all might ask the question, ‘Who is my neighbour?’ and, as if seeing through your eyes, want nothing but the best for them. source: http://www.faithandworship.com

By The UK Blessing submitted by Roger Sturrock At this unique and challenging time in the United Kingdom over 65 churches and movements, representing hundreds of others, have come together online to sing a blessing over our land. Standing together as one, their desire is that this song will fill you with hope and encourage … More The UK Blessing — Churches sing ‘The Blessing’ over the UK

By Linda Kurtz in The Presbyterian Outlook submitted by Liz Blythe Creator God, Since You formed us in Your image, we humans have been singing. After You led them out of slavery, Moses and Miriam and all Your people sang songs of thanksgiving. After You sent an angel to tell Mary of her son, she … More A prayer for the singers

If you  live in our parish (broadly speaking the Glasgow G12 area) and need any assistance during the current Corona Crisis, may it be pastoral, spiritual, or pratical, please do not hesitate to get in touch. You can contact us through the contact form on our website here Contact  or message us on Facebook or Twitter. … More “We are always kept in that same precious love.” Julian of Norwich

A meditation from Pray Now 2011 – submitted by Maureen Small St.John of the Cross offers a simple insight from the metaphor of faith as a journey. There are times on the journey when our road. drops down into a valley. At such times, we lose sight of our destination. This does not mean that … More COURAGE

Our neighbours in Great Western Road, St Mary’s Cathedral have run a podcast series during Holy Week and Easter. One of the contributions is a very powerful reflection on Ernst Barlach’s The Reunion, Mahogany, 1926 by Dr. Deborah Lewer, Senior Lecturer in History of Art at the University of Glasgow. Lewer is a specialist in … More From our neighbours at St Mary’s Cathedral: A reflection on Ernst Barlach’s The Reunion