Airdrie Men’s Breakfast
Airdrie RPCS has started a men’s breakfast, the first of which was held on Saturday 18th January 2020. After a hearty Scottish breakfast of bread rolls filled with bacon, eggs, and “square sausage”, and...
Holiday Bible Club in Airdrie
During the October week, when the children were off school, we decided to run a Holiday Bible Club for three nights – Wednesday to Friday from 6-7.30pm for children ages 3-11. This is the...
Airdrie hears Chile Update!
On Friday night, the 26th April, almost 30 people from the Airdrie congregation as well as friends from Glasgow and Stranraer RP churches gathered for a ‘Chile Night’. We video called Rev. Marcelo Sanchez,...
New Minister in Airdrie
On Saturday 9th March, Rev Andrew McMillan was inducted as the new minister of the Airdrie congregation. Their previous minister (Rev Dr Andrew Quigley) moved to Canada in August 2018. A call was made...
New Minister for Airdrie
Rev. Andrew McMillan has accepted the call to be the minister of the Airdrie (RPCS) congregation. A service of induction will be held on Saturday 9th March in the Airdrie church building. We rejoice...
New Studies in 1st Timothy
Airdrie RP Church produces Bible reading notes for their congregation each week called Let’s Worship God booklets, which they read during their personal devotions, then meet mid week to discuss. They now put these...
Reflections from a Semester in Scotland
The RPCS runs a programme in connection with Geneva College where students can come to Scotland to study for a semester under pastors and Godly, wise members of the church. Here Rosie Perkins reflects...
LWG: New Series on Acts
Airdrie RP Church produces Bible reading notes for their congregation each week called Let’s Worship God booklets, which they read during their personal devotions, then meet mid week to discuss. They now put these...
Reflections on a Semester Abroad
At this time of year many people look back on the year that has gone by, they begin to think about the goals they have for the year ahead, and make plans for places...