Carmyle and Kenmuir Cornerstone Church of Scotland

What’s On

To find out more about any of these events please get in touch.

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Worship

We love to worship God. We meet each Sunday at 11 am at Carmyle and Kenmuir Cornerstone Church of Scotland (formerly Kenmuir Mount Vernon Church): 2405 London Road, Glasgow G32 8XU. We want to SHARE Jesus. To gather for PRAYER, and to CARE for our parish and beyond with the love of Jesus.

We hope our Worship Services are welcoming and encouraging as we delve into the Bible together and sing hymns of praise to God. We have been told we are a friendly bunch – we hope you find that to be true.

If you can’t join us on a Sunday you can access our online ministry on YouTube and also on Vimeo.

Donate to Carmyle or Kenmuir Mount Vernon Churches.

Prayer and Bible Study

We gather for prayer on Wednesdays at 7 pm (except July and August and not First and Third Wednesdays) and on Sundays at 10 am in CK Cornerstone Church. The Wednesday Evening Prayer time alternates with our WOW (Worship on Wednesday) Service at 1:15 pm (refreshments served at 1 pm) in CK Cornerstone Church. The WOW Services are on the FIRST and THIRD Wednesdays of the month.(except July and August) Please get in touch if you would like to come along to the Manse prayer time.

Bible Reading Notes

We will be publishing notes each day from the Rev Campbell MacKinnon. In addition click this link for Scripture Union Daily Bible Readings.

Welcome to our Bible Reading Notes! 

Please feel free to use these notes any way you choose; daily, weekly, whenever you feel like it.. if they helping you in your walk with Jesus that is all that matters. Over the years I have never been able to follow a set pattern of Bible Study – I know times when I study a lot and other times when I hardly study at all, the times I hardly study are the times when I absorb what I have learned in the days before; then I know an itch to start studying again. But that is me, you might be totally different. There is only one rule in these matters, ‘Jack Spratt could eat no fat his wife could eat no lean!’ What suits one person does not suit another! You might admire and envy those who are very disciplined in these matters and feel guilty that you are not like them but just as different plants thrive in different circumstances so we all grow and develop spiritually in different ways. Even if you read these just once a year and think ‘Wow!’ it is the ‘Wow!’ that matters. 

These are not designed as cheery thoughts for the day, nor, I hope, are they the kind of notes that use the Biblical text to hang evangelical truisms on. What I hope to do is to get into the story Mark has to tell. You will notice, for example, that the opening verses of the Gospel take place in the wilderness. Understanding the meaning of the wilderness in Mark’s writing is vital if we want to understand what he is saying to us about Jesus and not jump to conclusions. I hope, in taking this approach, we will go places in the Gospel story we have never been before; exciting, inspiring thrilling places where we find our awe at the wonder at who Christ is and what He has done for us takes us to new places of worship in His presence.

So, with these few thoughts as a preface, let’s make a start. Click here.

Tapes from Scotland

This is a treasure trove of wonderful Sermons stretching through the years. Click here to access the site.

TLC

TLC is a drop in Community Cafe where we extend a warm welcome to everyone employed or retired  in the community of Carmyle, Mount Vernon and beyond. Fellowship is enjoyed over tea, coffee and home baking , regular entertainment, demonstrations, and outings are all part of the curriculum and great fun to be a part of. We encourage anyone who cares for a loved one, neighbour or friend at home to bring them along where for a few hours they both can share in chat and laughter. Those living with dementia come along and enjoy the company in a safe, happy environment. We meet every second Monday from 1-3 pm in Carmyle Church.

We are a group who are attached to the Church of Scotland. Both men and women are made very welcome. We meet every second Monday from the first Monday of October until end of March. Our syllabus is very varied with speakers, music items and ourselves. We meet every second Monday from 7:30 – 9:30 pm in Kenmuir Church Hall.

Boys Brigade

Kenmuir Anchor Boys: Meet every Tuesday between 6 pm – 7 pm. All boys between 4 and 6 are welcome. 
Kenmuir Junior Section: Meet every Tuesday between 7 and 9 pm. All boys between 7 and 10 are welcome. 
27th Glasgow BB Company Section and Seniors: Meet every Friday between 7 and 9:30 pm. All boys between 11 and 17 are welcome.

A group for children aged 8 to 11, our youth club aims to allow a safe space to make new friends and take part in a whole host of exciting activities; group games, themed quiz nights, baking nights and many others based on the interest of the children.

We run every Sunday night from 6.30 until 8pm at Carmyle Church and welcome everyone who wishes to come along. Visit our Facebook page – Kenmuir Carmyle Youth Club

Dance Class

The dance class meets at 7.30pm on Thursday nights from September to March. The purpose of the class it to teach Dancing to people who would wish to take part in Social Dancing. The class also helps to raise funds for the Church. New members most welcome.

CK Mother and Toddlers

We meet every Monday from 10 am to 11:30 in Kenmuir Mt. Vernon Church Hall.

CK Granny and Toddlers

All toddlers are welcome at Carmyle Church every Monday and Friday from 10 am To 11:30 am. 

CK Rainbows

All girls aged between 5 to 7 are welcome. We meet at Carmyle Church on Mondays between 5:30pm and 6:30 pm.

CK Brownies

All girls aged between 7 to 10 are welcome. We meet at Carmyle Church on Mondays between 6:30 and 8 pm. 

CK Rainbows

Rainbows are the youngest part of girlguiding for girls between 5-7 years old. We do a wide range of activities including crafts, cooking and outdoors. We meet on a Thursday night 6.15 – 7.15.  

Boogie Fit

 Simple fun exercise, dance to great music for over 50s. Kenmuir Church Hall. Fridays 11am to 12:15pm.