Holy Communion will be celebrated at 11am and at 6.45pm. 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.
Join us for a talk about one of our Guild Projects - details to be advised nearer the time. All are very welcome.
This year Houston & Killellan Kirk will host the service that is held on World Day of Prayer. The World Day of Prayer is a global, ecumenical movement of Christian women, joining together to observe a common day of prayer. It is a tradition dating back to the 19th century and is run under the
Join us for a fun evening of soap making. All very welcome.
Join us for an afternoon of musical entertainment with Kenny Wilson. 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 are
Join us for our Annual General Meeting as our session draws to a close. All welcome.
Pit your wits against Houston's sharpest minds at our fun Quiz Night - and enjoy a delicious fish supper too! Save the Date for now - more details to follow.
We 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.
Join us for an afternoon of music and dancing with Kirsty McKay School of Dance. 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
Remember that the clocks go forward by an hour at 1am on Sunday, March 30 this year!
Join us for our Annual General Meeting and Macmillan Cancer Support night.
Join us for Screen Memories, when we will be entertained with a TV and film quiz session. 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
