Morning Worship with Guest Preacher Rev David Burt
Houston & Killellan Kirk 13A Kirk Road, HoustonRev David Burt, Moderator of Clyde Presbytery, will join us as a guest preacher at Morning Worship. All are very welcome.
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Houston Hello: Kirsty McKay School of Dance
West Halls Main Street, Houston, United KingdomCome along and enjoy music and dancing, with Kirsty McKay School of Dance, as well as delicious home-baking, a cuppa and a chat. This event is for people living with dementia, those who support them, and anyone else who likes a blether and some company. People living with dementia must be accompanied by someone who
Erskine 13th Walk of Hope for Scottish Huntington’s Association
Margaret Moncrieff and friends will once again do a Walk of Hope along the banks of the Clyde in Erskine on 14 September 2024 in aid of Scottish Huntington’s Association. Please join them at 11am at the Riverside Walk car park. You can walk as far or as little as you like. Donations can
Rededication Service for Houston & Killellan Kirk Guild
Houston & Killellan Kirk 13A Kirk Road, HoustonJoin us for the Rededication of our Guild during Morning Worship. This is a special opportunity to mark the start of a new session for the group. All are very welcome.
Houston Hello Singers: Dementia-inclusive Choir
West Halls Main Street, Houston, United KingdomCome and join us as we sing well-known songs, rounds and learn some new material. These relaxed, informal sessions are led by Daniela Hathaway, who has worked on the Memory Spinners project for Scottish Opera, as well as Music In Hospitals & Care for many years. The choir is for people living with dementia, those
Harvest Thanksgiving Service & Rededication Service for our Youth Groups
Houston & Killellan Kirk 13A Kirk Road, HoustonAt the end of September we give thanks for all God’s good gifts to us. Our Church is beautifully decorated with fruit, flowers, bread and vegetables. We bring gifts of food which are donated to Renfrewshire Foodbank, and we deliver gifts of house plants and shortbread to ill, lonely, bereaved or housebound members of our
Houston & Killellan Kirk Guild: Victorian Afternoon Tea
Killallan Halls 13A Kirk Road, HoustonCome along and enjoy delicious home-baking at a Victorian-themed Afternoon Tea as part of our 150th Anniversary celebrations. Tickets are £10 per person and are available from Moira Dunlop or the Guild Committee. All are very welcome.
Houston & Killellan Kirk Book Club
Killallan Halls 13A Kirk Road, HoustonWe are a friendly group who take it in turns to choose a book for everyone to read. We meet on the last Wednesday of the month. Come along and join us - all are welcome.
Houston Hello: Sea Shanties
West Halls Main Street, Houston, United KingdomJoin us for a fun session singing Sea Shanties with Jan Brown. This event is for people living with dementia, those who support them, and anyone else who likes a blether and some company. People living with dementia must be accompanied by someone who can support them, unless they are able to attend independently. All
Houston Hello Singers: Dementia-inclusive Choir
West Halls Main Street, Houston, United KingdomCome and join us as we sing well-known songs, rounds and learn some new material. These relaxed, informal sessions are led by Daniela Hathaway, who has worked on the Memory Spinners project for Scottish Opera, as well as Music In Hospitals & Care for many years. The choir is for people living with dementia, those
Holy Communion
Houston & Killellan Kirk 13A Kirk Road, HoustonHoly Communion will be celebrated at 11am. Please note that there will NOT be a second service at 6.45pm on this occasion. The act of receiving Holy Communion symbolises our community coming together to share a meal in which God nourishes our faith. There will be a Retiral Offering at the end of the service.
Houston Hello: Spin Turn Creative
West Halls Main Street, Houston, United KingdomJoin us for a fun afternoon of creative movement with Elaine Kordys from Spin Turn Creative. This event is for people living with dementia, those who support them, and anyone else who likes a blether and some company. People living with dementia must be accompanied by someone who can support them, unless they are able
