Mcquiston Church

On Sunday morning we take another look at Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God as Robert teaches us in our study of Mark 4:30-34. We gather as a church family from 10.30am when tea and coffee is available, and worship together at 11am. Don't forget creche facilities are available, and primary school kids have their own programme of bible teaching and activities. We would love to see you then

Just a reminder that there is a coffee morning and plant sale at the Manse tomorrow morning from 10-12pm. Everyone welcome. All donations going towards the church building fund. It would be great to see you there!

Tonight at 7pm we return to our study of Revelation looking this week at chapter 11 verses 15-19 and how the King will reclaim his world. We would love you to join us for worship and to extend our time together with refreshments afterwards

Remember to add this date to your diary. On Sat 15th June from 10am-12pm, we will be having a coffee morning at the Manse. Plenty of tea/coffee and nibbles will be available. Plants can also be purchased for a donation of your choice. All donations will go towards the church building fund. We look forward to seeing you all there :-)

Just a quick reminder of our intern position. The contact details are shown in the picture. Please share with friends or anyone you think would be interested

Tonight at 7pm we're going to be led by Raymond and Linda Wray as we praise God and take an extended time to pray together about the church's mission around the world

On Sunday morning at 11am, we'll meet again for worship and fellowship as Robert teaches us from Mark 4:21-25. Tea & coffee and a time to chat before the service from 10:30am. It would be great to see you then

We meet for worship at 7pm tonight when Robert will be leading us in a study of Revelation chapters 10-11 as we continue to think about the lessons of the message given to John for the church today. It would be great to see you

This Sunday morning we return to our study of Mark's gospel and David is teaching us from Mark 4:1-20, "the parable of the soils" It would be great if you joined us for worship at 11am and beforehand for coffee and eats

We're offering this exciting opportunity to be part of our team for a year while gaining experience in ministry or testing a sense of call. If you know someone who might be interested, please share this post with them

Join us on Easter day for all age worship, as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection and his victory over the grave. We start at 11am but gather in fellowship from 10.30am when tea and coffee is available. Everyone is welcome, it would be great to see you there. Remember there's no evening service tomorrow so you can spend time with your family

On Palm Sunday, you will have another opportunity to contribute to the Moderator's Cyclone Idai appeal 2019. We would encourage you to give generously, as donations are desperately needed for the countries of Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe to recover from the widespread devastation and flooding caused by Cyclone Idai. Please pray for these countries, donate what you can, and SHARE this appeal with friends and family to support those in need at this difficult time

This Sunday is Palm Sunday and at 11am Richard Patton will be leading us in worship and asking if Jesus was God's King. Was it Fake News or Good News? We're really looking forward to seeing Lynsey and Richard again. In the evening at 7pm, our friend Rev George Moffett will be thinking with us about the implications of Palm Sunday. It would be brilliant to see you, as it promises to be a great time of worship together as we prepare for Easter.
Rejoice greatly, Daughter Zion! S...hout, Daughter Jerusalem! See, your king comes to you, righteous and victorious, lowly and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey. Zechariah 9:9
Don't forget you will also have another opportunity to contribute to the Moderator's Cyclone Idai appeal. We hope you will give generously. Tea and coffee will be available before and after the services as usual. Hope to see you there
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Tonight we continue our series in Revelation as Robert leads us in a study of chapter 6, "Four Horsemen and the day of Wrath". What is the meaning of the terrifying events depicted in chapter 6? Hope to see you at 7pm. Tea and coffee is available after the service

Fake news is a slogan popularised by President Trump which was once laughed off, but now many are asking how we know if the stuff we read in newspapers or that is claimed by governments is actually true? When it comes to Jesus great claims are made on his behalf, but which, if any, are true? Tomorrow, in preparation for Easter we begin a mini series by looking at the question "God's Messiah" Fake News or Good News? The service begins at 11am but tea, coffee and food is available from 10.30am. Hope you can make it. All welcome!

Tonight in church we look at Revelation 4 and John's glimpse of worship in heaven. Beyond imagination! What more can be said? Hope you can join us at 7pm, and stay for refreshments and conversation at the end

When we gather for worship on Sunday morning we're going to think about Jesus' teaching on the Sabbath, and it's implications for Christians today. Hope to see you there at 11am. Coffee and tea available in the Link from 10.30am

When we meet for worship at 7pm this evening we're continuing our study in Revelation looking at the last of Jesus' messages to the 7 churches, this time to the church in Laodicea. This church grew in an affluent city, and the believers themselves were probably wealthy, but where did their hearts and loyalties lie? And what warning do we take from their failure? We would love for you to join us for worship, and chat over tea & coffee afterwards as usual