Put your thinking heads on and join us for a quizzical fun fundraiser on Saturday November 16th at 5.00pm in Drymen Hall, All Saints’ Church, Bearsden

We are holding a quiz followed by a hot supper of chilli or casserole. This event is raising money for Tearfund and other mission organisations we support. Bring your own drinks and most importantly yourselves and your friends!

The quiz itself has been prepared by Tearfund and includes questions on capital cities, colours and sport.

Please let Revd David know if you are coming by November 10th at the latest for catering purposes: tel. 0141 942 3291 or email

In addition to our 9.00am Said Communion and 10.30am Sung Communion on Sunday, November 3rd, we are holding a special Evensong to celebrate All Saints Sunday.

Joining us will be friends from New Kilpatrick and St Andrew’s, Milngavie.

The service at 6.00pm will be led by the Rector, the Revd David Guest, and the Revd Kevin Francis will be preaching.

During the service we will also hold a short act of memorial, in which which we will remember loved ones departed and have the opportunity to light a candle in their memory.

This service will be livestreamed on our Facebook page: Facebook

Our popular Wednesday Lunch Group restarts on Wednesday, September 18th, at noon in the church hall. All are very welcome to join us.

Join us every week for hot soup, home-made filled rolls, cakes, tea/coffee and a good chat.

Occasionally we have guest speakers or special activities.

In the church on a Wednesday at 10.30am there is a prayer group then at 11.00am we hold a short said Communion service, after which you are invited to go to the hall for refreshments.

Revd David attended the induction service for the new pastor of Bearsden Baptist Church, the Revd Roland Cohen, on Saturday.

Roland, his wife Mandy, and their three young children come to the area from South Africa. Roland was previously minister at Connect Church in Cape Town.

David welcomed Roland to the area on behalf of All Saints and hoped there would be opportunities to work together as Christians in the community.

During the service there was a message from John Basson, senior pastor at the International Community Church in Surrey.

The induction and welcome included prayer and laying on of hands, worship led by the band, and a children’s blessing based on John 10:10.

Our Rector, Revd David, joined colleagues from the diocese at St Mary the Virgin church, Port Glasgow, on Thursday (August 1st) for the licensing of the Revd Lisa Curtice as priest in charge of the Heartland Group.

A packed church of episcopal colleagues, representatives from other denominations and friends and family celebrated the arrival of Lisa, as she was licensed as the priest in charge of the Heartland Charge, which includes St Mary’s, Port Glasgow, St Fillan’s, Kilmacolm, and St Mary’s, Bridge of Weir.

The service was led by the Rt Rev Kevin Pearson, Bishop of the United Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway.

Lisa trained through the Scottish Episcopal Institute and served as Regional Curate in the Renfrewshire Region.

Bishop Kevin says, ”We are thrilled to be able to welcome Lisa into this new role as the Heartland Charge enters this new chapter of its mission and ministry. Lisa is well known in the life of our diocese and is a familiar face at diocesan gatherings and across the Renfrewshire Region. It is good to be able to harness the skills, gifts and talents that Lisa has to focus on the next chapter in the lives of the congregations in the Heartland Charge. It is with excitement that we look forward to seeing the next stage in the mission in that part of our diocese as Lisa and her husband John, move to the Rectory at Port Glasgow.”

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