GIFFNOCK SOUTH PARISH CHURCH - VALUES
We aspire:
'To share the gospel
To be inclusive
To welcome all
To build and sustain relationships
To excel in everything we do'
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What's On This Month...
February 2020 @ Giffnock South
Saturday 1 February 1.00pm RCS Concert - The Turadh String Quartet
Sunday 2 11.00am and 3.00pm Communion Service
Tuesday 4 6.30pm Eastwood Court Care Home service
Tuesday 4 12.30pm Men's Lunch @ BUSBY HOTEL
Wednesday 5 2.00pm - Guild - 'Doon the Water to Costa Clyde' by David Atkins
Sunday 9 Fairtrade Stall - before and after Sunday Worship
Sunday 9 3.00pm Campus Trio ( with Richard Scholfield on Organ )
Recital at St. Margarets Church Newlands Tickets £6 at the door
Sunday 9 6.30pm Contemporary Evening Service
Wednesday 12 1.45pm Sing Well
Tuesday 18 12.30pm Ladies Lunch @ BUSBY HOTEL
Wednesday 19 2.00pm The Guild - Kirsty Williams
Tuesday 26 Shrove Tuesday- pancakes to Williamwood High School
March 2020 @ Giffnock South
Tuesday 3 March 6.30pm Eastwood Court Care Home service - all welcome
Tuesday 3 12.30pm Men's Lunch @ Busby Hotel
Wednesday 4 2.00pm The Guild - 'The Glasgow Boys ' by Maureen Park
Saturday 7 1.00pm RCS Concert - 'Campus Trio' Saxophones and Piano
Sunday 8 6.30pm Contemporary Evening service
Sunday 8 Fairtrade stall before and after service
Wednesday 11 1.45pm Sing Well
Sunday 15 Souper Sunday Lunch after morning worship
Our Church Magazine
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Giffnock South Parish Church has been very successfully twinned with Pollokshaws Parish Church for many years. The twinning with Pollokshaws was a natural choice as the minister at that time was Rev. Margaret Whyte who had been an assistant at Giffnock South while training for the ministry.
Kwenderana means ‘walking together’ in the language of northern Malawi and our symbol combines the flags of Malawi and Scotland. The Partnership reflects a covenanted twinning with the parish church in Ekwendeni, which was built in the Scottish style around 1890, reflecting a relationship with Malawi that is continuous from the time of David Livingstone.
