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. The congregation were able to worship online thanks to YouTube sermons and this was supplemented by regular emails from our minister and our Discipleship Facilitator.
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Now that we have re-opened for Sunday worship, things are still very different. A limited amount of people at any service, face coverings, and no singing to name a few of the current requirements.
These requirements have changed throughout the tail end of 2020 and currently there will be no face to face meetings until at least the end of January 2021. This will be reviewed by the church trustees and updates posted here and on our facebook page.
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If services are running and you would like to come to one of our Sunday morning worship service (at 11am), please contact your elder if you are a member at Shettleston New, or please email Douglas Robertson at DJRoberston@churchofscotland.org.uk to request a seat and what to expect when you come to church.
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Our church services have 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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Also on this YouTube channel, you’ll find one explaining how the entry and exit procedures work for our services at the moment as well as playlists for our previous online services.
Due to the ongoing risks from COVID-19, we are not currently running any other activities inside the church at the moment and, at present, we cannot give a target date for when they might re-start. Our Boys' Brigade Company are meeting online and had started some outdoor socially distanced meetings. Please see their page for more information.
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.
Grace and peace,
Louis Reddick
(Minister)
