Worship

Worship is at the heart of all we do!

St Ninian’s Church is OPEN.  Join us at 11am on Sundays at the Scout & Guide Halll, Lawrie Street, Stonehouse. We sing, pray and learn from the Bible together, led by our minister, Stewart Cutler, and our local worship leaders.

We also offer worship online with a weekly service is available in a number of places on video and podcast formats to suit everyone.

You can find us a the Scout & Guide Hall, Lawrie Street, Stonehouse.  It’s just a short walk from the main road through Stonehouse.

We have plenty of on street parking in and around Lawrie Street but please be respectful of the neighbours.

There is a ramp giving access to those using wheelchairs of with mobility issues to the hall.  There is an accessible toilet.

We stand if we are able to sing and sit for everything else.  Our service is relaxed and as well as singing will include times of prayer, readings from the Bible and a talk about what that means for us today.

Whatever you are comfortable in! Most people wear their usual clothes, while you will also see some suits and dresses.  Whatever works for you is fine with us.

Wherever you want!!!  If you sit at the very front on the left you will be in the choir…

We have Sunday School every week. The children stay in the main service at the start and then go into a separate room for age-appropriate activities.

When we meet in our church building there is light lunch available every Sunday after the service and you are very welcome to join us! (sadly that’s not possible at the moment in our temporary home!)

Watch Anytime

Watch our Sunday service

our services

Listen Anytime

Listen to our Service podcast

our podcast

Video

It’s on our YouTube channel from Saturday evening. It’s also posted on our Facebook Page.

Podcast

We post an audio version of the service posted on all your favourite podcast apps:

Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic.

At 9:30am on Thursday we have a short service where we talk about our reading for the day and pray for our community and the world.  We’re meeting in the Men’s Shed in King Street on Thursdays.  Contact our minister, Stewart, for more information.

We have a range of other worship times including at Canderavon and Avonhaugh, our local care homes, and at McLean Gardens and Lintaugh Gardens, both sheltered housing complexes. 

Festivals and Civic Events

Christian festivals and civic events are also important to us. Easter, Christmas and Remembrance are particular highlights of our worship year where we are joined by members of our community for a host of special services. 

children performing the nativity story
light in the darkness
Christian Aid concert 2017