Service and other information for December 2025 and some advance notices for January 2026 December On Saturdays 6 th  and 13 th at 12:00noon in the church halls, the Saturday Lunch Club will be open.  This is open to anyone and everyone.   On Sundays 7 th , 14 th and 21 st , our Boys Brigade will be offering their annual Christmas Card delivery service a t a cost of 40p per card.  Please bring along your cards for delivery, with full address.  Please note-only Neilston addre

We have been informed by the Neilston War Memorial Association (NWMA), that on Sunday 9th November, after the Act of Remembrance at Neilston War Memorial, there is to be a planting/dedication of a new tree in memory of our former minister, Rev. Nan Low. Nan sadly passed away in 2011 following a period of ill health and is sorely missed. She was a strong supporter of the initial efforts of the NWMA, and a former military chaplain so the tree is in recognition of that. We hop

A MASSIVE thank you to everyone who supported the Glasgow City Mission appeal by filling a box with toiletries, tea, coffee, sugar and various other items. A total of 81 boxes were handed in to the church and were collected by the Glasgow City Mission this week. They have sent a letter of thanks to say how grateful they are and the difference it will make to their service users.

Christmas Concert with the Renfrew Burgh Band Sunday 14 th December 2025 at 3:00pm In Neilston Parish Church   Come along to enjoy some seasonal music and singalong to some favourite carols. Hot chocolate and Christmas treats will be available!   Entry is free but there will be an opportunity to make a donation to support Renfrew Burgh Band and Neilston Parish Church.

On Sunday 30 th  November, the first Sunday in Advent we received a tremendous amount of donations for the Barrhead Foodbank. Small selection boxes, and toiletry gift-sets have been taken down to Barrhead so that they can be distributed in time for Christmas to families in need. Thank you so much once again to everyone who supported this appeal.

This is to address some rumours, and give you an update on what is happening with the church and to ask you for some help. Neilston is a place where news spreads fast. ‘Village life’ is still important and people want to know what’s happening. While this can allow people to stay up to date there are times when things that are passed around are either exaggerated or simply not true. At these times it can cause concern to people and organisations. You may be aware that at both