Thank you for visiting our website.

 

Shettleston New Church, like many churches across the land, was required to close doors when the country went into lockdown from the end of March 2020 until September 2020.  And again from December 2020 until March 2021.  The congregation were able to worship online thanks to YouTube sermons and this was supplemented by regular emails from our Minister, Louis Reddick and from our Discipleship Facilitator, Douglas Halliday-Robertson.

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We re-opened for Sunday worship on 28th March 2021, Palm Sunday.  We met then with restrictions in place such as face covers, one way system and limited to only 30 and sometimes 50 people in attendance!   Most midweek activities restarted in Autumn 2021, although these were again halted for a period of time due to the omicron varient rise in Dec'21. 

 

Services are back on now every Sunday morning (see Services page) with no restrictions remaining; the use of hand sanitiser being offered to all visitors.

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See the Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Boys' Brigade pages for more information regarding our Youth Groups.   Please also see our Facebook page for recent news.

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MESSAGE FROM OUR MINISTER

SPRING 2026

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MARCH 2026

Dear Friends,

A quick look at the newspapers or newsfeeds highlights the instability our world faces at the moment. Many of us may be feeling that our personal situations add to that feeling that life is fragile or unstable.
But the early Christians also faced instability and danger – often persecuted by other religious groups or by the Roman Empire. But their response was to hold on to a solid truth – a truth they proclaimed loudly every Easter morning:

“Christ is risen!
He is risen indeed, Hallelujah!”

Let’s hold on to that same truth this Easter, no matter how concerning our situation seems. Jesus’ resurrection shows us that this life is not the end of the story – something much more wonderful awaits us if we follow Him in faith, and in the meantime, we can be assured that the Living Christ is interceding for us at the right hand of the Father (Romans 8:34) to help us through the challenges of
this life.

So, when Easter morning dawns, let’s celebrate loudly the universe-changing event that defines our faith.

“Christ is risen!
He is risen indeed, Hallelujah!”

Wishing you every blessing for Easter,

Louis

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Our church services have also been livestreamed most weeks on YouTube – just go to the

 Shettleston New YouTube channel  

at around 11am on Sunday and click on the video marked     LIVE  .

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Once again, thank you for visiting our website. We would be delighted if you were able to join us, whether online or in-person, to worship our Lord and Saviour, or to find out about more the Christian faith.

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