Our News

Fourth Sunday of Advent 2023

The fourth Sunday of Advent is with us today and the candle – which represents Love – was lit by Calum. Ellie then went on to light the Christmas Candle assisted by Edson.

Third Sunday of Advent 2023

Well done to Abi taking a turn

of lighting

the candle on the

third Sunday of Advent.

Second Sunday of Advent 2023

Today, Sunday, 10th December, 2023, is the second Sunday of Advent. Please see picture below of Sam lighting the advent candles.

45th Girls’ Brigade Charity Event 12/2023

What a wonderful, fun evening we had on Wednesday Thank you to everyone who came along, those who donated baking and warm clothes, and for all the contributions. We made an AMAZING £400 for Glasgow the Caring City. THANK YOU !!

The Guild Christmas Lunch 2023

The Guild Christmas Lunch was held on Thursday, 7th December, in the large hall with around 40 ladies in attendance.

Everyone enjoyed a delicious lunch of soup, sandwiches and cakes and then were entertained by Seline and John with music and song.

Each member also received a little gift. A great time was had by all.

Many thanks to everyone who contributed their skills in providing all the food and ensuring all were looked after.

First Sunday of Advent 2023

Today, Sunday, 3rd December, 2023, was the first Sunday in Advent. It was a nice occasion for Ross who was asked to light the first candle by Edson.

I know he would be very pleased to be involved. Well done, Ross.

Christmas Card Competition Results 2023

We are delighted to announce the three designs, which will be printed as Christmas Cards for distribution to our Church members, were designed by the following children:

Evie Campbell Age 9 (Noel)
Poppy McLellan Age 9 (Merry Christmas)
Sophie Wilson Age 11 (Silhouette Sleigh)

The Thrift Shop

The Thrift Shop is open the first Tuesday of the month from 10:00-12:00, from September to April, selling many different items from household goods, clothing, books and toys. The items for sale are donated by people throughout the area and many excellent bargains are to be found.

The JAM Club

The Mure Memorial JAM Club (Jesus and Me) meet on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. The JAM Club Juniors is for 2-4 year olds with The JAM Club for Primary School age. The children learn about Jesus in an interesting and enjoyable programme. Please come and join The JAM Club were all are made very welcome.

The Guild

The Church of Scotland Guild is a movement within the Church of Scotland which invites and encourages both women and men to commit their lives to Jesus Christ and enables them to express their faith in worship, prayer and action. With around 23,000 members, the Guild is one of Scotland’s largest voluntary organisation.

Ringing Support for the NHS

Jack found an excellent use for the BB Junior Section bell. Ringing his support for the NHS. Well done Jack! Hope you remember to keep it clean.

Sheila Blackwood’s 50 Years of Service to Girl Guiding

A surprise celebration was held in Mure Memorial on Saturday, 29th February, 2020, to mark the 50 years of outstanding service that Sheila has given to the Girl Guides. Her fellow Guide leaders laid on a fantastic afternoon tea which was enjoyed by all.

BB Junior Section: Indoor Sports Competition 2020

The 137th Glasgow Company attended the Glasgow Battalion Indoor Sports competition at the Emirates Arena on 16th January, 2020. The boys had a great time taking part in the impressive Emirates Sports Arena. This is an exceptionally competitive event which is very well attended, and success is hard to come by. All the boys did very well, and two of them reached great success.

Chalking the Step 2020

On Sunday, 5th January, 2020, Mure Memorial held a Chalking the Step blessing after the morning service.

This was in collaboration with visual artists Gardner & Gardner and the Moderator who invited every congregation to gather at the front steps of their church and pray a blessing on everyone who will cross the threshold of their building in 2020.

John Coutts – Bon Voyage

After many, many years of service within Mure Memorial, it was good for the congregation to be able to wish farewell to John as he moves down to Southampton to live with his daughter.