Our News
Our News
Wee Ones Wellness
There is new children’s club which next meets on the 10th October. It is a wellness class for 5 to 8 year olds.
Poppy Wreath – Help Required
We are hoping to organise a knitted poppy wreath and/or poppy garland, to commemorate Armistice.
Baptism of David Crawford Gordon McLellan
On 30th August, 2026, the congregation celebrated the baptism of David Crawford Gordon McLellan
Communion Service 6th September, 2026
The service on Sunday, 6th September will include the sacrament of Communion.. All are welcome
45th Glasgow Girls’ Brigade
Find out when the Girls’ Brigade is starting back for the new session
137th Glasgow Boys’ Brigade
Find out when all the Boys’ Brigade sections start back for the 2026-27 session.
Holiday Club Sunday Fun
Come along this Sunday and enjoy learning all about what our children have been doing at the Holiday Club
Cafe Style Worship Service
Come along on Sunday, 9th August, for our special Holiday Club service, service at 11 a.m. with tea, coffee, etc from 10.30 a..m.
Community Air Frying Class
FREE community air frying class next Tuesday at Mure Memorial Church from 5.30-7.30pm.
Presentation Evening
A presentation evening was held due to the retirement of the Rev. Alex Stuart, Session Clerk Janet Park and a change of job for Child and Youth Worker Douglas Robertson.
Faure’s Requiem
COME & SING – FAURE’S REQUIEM
Saturday, 2nd November, 2019
This is your chance to sing or listen to a performance of Faure’s Requiem. Organised by Dr Katy Cooper, the Director of Chapel Music at the University of Glasgow and Andrew Forbes, the Director of Music at Glasgow Cathedral.
Scottish Fire and Rescue Visit
Junior Section Boys’ Brigade
Easterhouse Fire
Station Visit
The Junior Section BB boys enjoyed a visit to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Fire Service station in Easterhouse on Thursday, 28th November, 2019.
GIFT SERVICE 2019
On Sunday, 8th December, 2019, Mure Memorial had a very successful Gift Service where presents were collected for two charities – Glasgow the Caring City is a charity which supports children in crisis here and overseas – and Glasgow East Women’s Aid who provide support for women, children and young people who are affected by domestic abuse. Below are the The JAM Club members who assisted with the collection of the gifts.