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ORDER OF SERVICE SUNDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 2022

CAMBUSLANG PARISH CHURCH

Sunday 11th September at 10.30 am

Today we welcome the families of

Ella Paton and Albie Meek

who are to be baptised this morning.

Our worship is led this morning by

Mr Darren Jalland, our Probationer Minister

Scottish Charity Number:    SC000061

Welcome to worship, it’s good to see you.

Intimations

Call to Worship

Praise: MP 1008 The Lord’s my shepherd

Prayer of approach

Sacrament of baptism conducted by Rev Hilary McDougall

Praise: CH4 600 Spirit of God unseen as the wind

Introduction to Bible readings

Bible readings:  Luke 15:1-10 read by Susan Young

Choir Anthem

Sermon

Praise: MP 1151 Amazing Grace [My chains are gone]

                               The offering will be brought forward

Prayers for others

Praise: MP 796 You shall go out with joy!

Blessing

Church Family News

Today our Sunday Group for children, resumes. After the sacrament of baptism, any children present in church are welcome to go to the hall with the Sunday group leaders.

Upcoming services

Sunday 18th and 25th – led by Darren Jalland

Sunday 2nd October – Harvest Thanksgiving

A night out for our young people! Are you, or do you know of any young people who are in p7 or Secondary school? Our Parish Grouping sister church, Flemington Hallside, is inviting you to ‘Ignite’ on Sunday evenings 6.30pm-7.45pm where you can join other young folk who are the same age as you for fun & activities. If you would like more information, please speak with Karen Hamilton, our Deacon.

Cambuslang Toddlers Are you looking after a toddler and would like a safe place for them to interact and play with other toddlers? Cambuslang Parish Church Toddlers meet every Thursday in Cambuslang Church Hall from 9.30am -12.30pm. Spaces are now available. Please contact Nicola via the group’s Facebook page @cambuslangparishchurchtoddlers or message via e-mail moc.liamtohnull@srelddotgnalsubmac

Meet and 2 Veg. The Meet and 2 Veg project has been running successfully now for a number of weeks and has approximately 40 folk turning up on each Monday and Wednesday. The project prevents food going to landfill and provides support for many people who are struggling, although it is open to anyone who wants to come along. In order to sustain the success of the project we would like to encourage more folk to volunteer once a month either to pick up food from local supermarkets and/or to set up and distribute food on the night. If you think you could help out, please speak to Bob McDougall or Tony Neeson.

A meeting of the Fundraising Team will be held on Tuesday 23rd September at 7.30.pm via Zoom

Arts and Crafts exhibition 28th October 2022

I hope you have all been busy with your paint brushes, knitting needles etc over the summer break preparing some exhibits for our art and crafts exhibition which will be held in the hall. Remember there will be prizes for all ages, from the youngest to the more senior exhibitors.

All work of arts and crafts can be submitted. Lets show the general public just what talented people we have in our church.

For more information/ questions speak to Tony Neeson or Alastair MacFarlane.

The Prayer Tree is situated inside the main door entrance, for anyone in the church and community who wishes to add a prayer to it.

‘Then you will call to me. You will come and pray to me, and I will answer you.’  Jeremiah 29 v12

Parking at the church – if you are ambulant, please ensure you avoid parking directly outside the church. It is necessary for those who are not ambulant, to use that limited space to enable them to access the church on Sunday mornings. Many thanks ?

Dates for your diary

Monday 12th September – GB restarts

Wednesday 14th September – Voluntary Care Group restarts

Sunday 2nd October – Harvest Thanksgiving service and baptism

Monday 3rd October – Guild restarts and meets fortnightly

Wednesday 5th October – The Neighbourly resumes

Thursday 6th October [Kirkhill Halls]

The Country Dancing Club begins again.

Sunday 16th October – Darren’s last Sunday and farewell lunch

Saturday 22nd October – Church Family Ceilidh

Sunday 13th November – Remembrance Sunday

Sunday 20th November – Phoenix Choir concert [for church funds]

23rd-26th November – Theatre South Productions performs

 ‘THE Panto’ a hilarious reworking of Cinderella with some familiar faces and plenty of laughs for the family. Tickets will be released in September.

Sunday 27th November – Parish Grouping Remembering service

Saturday 10th December – Pastoral Care Team coffee morning and Christmas Tree festival

CONTACT US

Minister: The Rev Peter W Nimmo 0141 586 2126 ku.gro.dnaltocsfohcruhcnull@ommiNP

Please note, Rev Nimmo is currently on leave of absence.

For pastoral matters please contact either Karen Hamilton, our Deacon or Darren Jalland, our Probationer Minister 

ku.gro.dnaltocsfohcruhcnull@dnallaJD 07846506367

ku.gro.dnaltocsfohcruhcnull@notlimaHK 07514402612

Church Office: 0141 642 9271

ku.gro.hcruhchsirapgnalsubmacnull@eciffo

Session Clerk: ku.gro.hcruhchsirapgnalsubmacnull@krelcnoisses

www.facebook.com/CambuslangParishChurch

Hilary will be delighted to receive your notices for the order of service before each Wednesday by 5pm. moc.liamgnull@llaguodcmnyralih

Rutherglen and Cambuslang Foodbank

Katharina Nimmo is the manager of our local Rutherglen and Cambuslang Foodbank and some members of our congregation, and other local congregations, are volunteers. Their commitment allows families in need to access food and other essential products at a time in their lives when they are struggling. Your on-going commitment through donations of food ensures this vital service is able to continue.

Currently, the Foodbank require the following donations:

Jam

UHT Milk (full fat or semi skimmed)

Tinned fish

Tins or jars of meat

Tinned vegetables

Tinned fruit

Tinned soup

Tinned rice pudding

Tinned custard

Biscuits

Diluting juice

Coffee (small sizes)

If you can also donate large carrier bags, that would be helpful too.

Jesus said: ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you