Climate Sunday Service Sunday 5th September Glasgow Cathedral
Nations’ Climate Sunday Service
Join with Christians across Britain and Ireland to pray for the Glasgow climate talks and to present our climate pledges to the Government.
On 5 September, we’ll be coming together to pray and to present our pledges to Government. It will be a time to share in worship, celebrate what churches are doing, and commit ourselves to further action.
The service will be broadcast live from Glasgow Cathedral – at the heart of the city where the UN climate talks will take place in November – with contributions from Christians around the nations.
Join us! We’ll be sharing music and inspirational videos from 3:30, and the service itself will begin at 4:00. You, and your church, are warmly welcome.
Register now to be sent the full details for joining online.
If you would like to receive information about joining in Glasgow, should COVID regulations permit and tickets become available, please email.
Glasgow Street Pastors & Glasgow Presbytery Serving at COP 26 (1-12 November 2021)
Volunteers from churches in the Glasgow Presbytery are invited to join with Street Pastors to provide an additional caring presence on the city streets. Working with experienced Street Pastor’s, you will have the opportunity to be involved in a two-hour afternoon patrol (1-3pm) or three-hour evening patrol. (8-11pm).
Click on the link to find out more.
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Rise to the Moment
Join us on 6th September @ 7.30pm on zoom. Register Here
In June the Young Christian Climate Network (YCCN) began the 1200-mile walk from Truro (in Cornwall) to Glasgow. They are walking for Climate Justice.
They left Truro following the G7 (the meeting of the leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations) and they will be arriving in Glasgow at the very end of October, just before the start of COP26 (the international climate conference which is likely to shape the future of life on our planet).
Join us on 6th September @ 7.30pm on zoom. Register Here
On the 6th September, Glasgow Churches Together, along with Christian Aid, SCIAF and Tearfund would love you and people from your church to come along to hear from members of YCCN.
Together we will hear about:
· the changes that need to happen if a climate catastrophe is to be avoided;
· what needs to happen if the world’s poorest are not to suffer the most;
· what we can do to support the work of YCCN as they travel to Glasgow and while they are in the city.
The YCCN pilgrims have walked with a small, specially crafted boat all the way from Cornwall. It is a recognition that whilst we are all caught in the same storm, we are not all in the same boat. Climate Change, like Covid-19, is impacting the poorest and most marginalised the hardest. As Christians, as human beings, we have a responsibility to challenge that injustice.
Join us on 6th September @ 7.30pm on zoom. Register Here
Macmillan Cancer Support 2021
This year’s date for Macmillan Cancer Support is September 24th. After much consideration we have decided that it isn’t feasible to host our usual charity afternoon. We were unable to host last year’s event, but that didn’t prevent us here in Stepps from raising £1000.00. Much of that was down to Amy Sommerville, pool walking at Bannatynes. Amy has very kindly offered to do the same again this year.
Charities like churches have suffered a huge impact on income. If you are able to donate to Amy’s efforts and ultimately to Macmillan, it would be greatly appreciated. Please speak with Amy or Margaret Crawford. Alternatively, please put your donation in an envelope, and give it to either of the ladies. Many thanks for all your support in the past years.
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