Category: Glasgow Churches Togther
The St Mungo Festival – Glasgow Cathedral 11th January 2026
It was a pretty cold and wet afternoon but that did not discourage either the piper (Willie Park) at the door to Glasgow Cathedral, the church representatives, musicians and singers, or the congregation attending the Ecumenical...
Read MoreCarols for Peace 2025
The annual Carols for Peace service in the City Chambers on 14th December, organised by Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) and hosted by the City Council, also marked the final service for Glasgow 850. As people gathered for the...
Read MoreEcumenical Service for the Vigil of St Andrew’s Day 2025
This ecumenical service organised by Glasgow Churches Together was held this year in St Andrew’s Cathedral on the eve of the feast. In the midst of a busy Saturday afternoon in the town centre filled with Christmas shoppers,...
Read MoreThe Legend of St Mungo Cantata
It is around 35 years since the first presentation of this cantata by Fr Gerry and David Morris. It was therefore totally appropriate to put it on again during the celebrations for Glasgow 850. The location this time was Kelvin...
Read MoreThe Vigil of St Andrew
Glasgow Churches Together In an Ecumenical Service for the Vigil of St Andrew’s Day Honouring our patron saint And praying for our country. At 2.30 on Saturday 29th November In St Andrew’s Cathedral, Clyde Street....
Read MorePause for Hope Ecumenical Service for All People Affected by Cancer 2025
This year’s service was hosted by the congregation of Croftfoot United Free Church, a lovely welcoming church whose Session Clerk Mrs Anne Blackwood (in the absence of their minister who was on holiday) greeted us warmly on...
Read MoreFrom Culross Abbey to Glasgow Cathedral
There have doubtless been a whole host of ways and events to mark the 850th anniversary of Glasgow becoming a Bishop’s burgh but one of the more unusual ones was celebrated at Glasgow Cathedral on 14th September when...
Read MoreCelebrating the 1700th Anniversary of Nicaea
In Nicaea 1700 years ago, the Christian churches came together at the Council of Nicaea to confirm and promulgate a common Christian creed, a declaration of unity in faith. In St Andrew’s Cathedral on 22 June, Glasgow Churches...
Read MoreGlasgow the Welcoming City 1 June 2025
It wasn’t the best of days for this core service in the calendar of Glasgow’s ecumenical events, with a significant number of Orange Order walks going through the city centre to Glasgow Cathedral around the time the service was...
Read MoreArchbishop Blacader Service
As part of the year long celebrations to mark the 850th anniversary of Glasgow becoming a burgh in 1175, the community of Glasgow Cathedral, Glasgow Churches Together (GCT), and church and civic leaders came together on 11 May...
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Letter of Condolances from Commissioners Jenine and Paul Main, the Territorial Leaders for The Salvation Army in the UK and Ireland
Commissioners Jenine and Paul Main, the Territorial Leaders for The Salvation Army in the UK and...
Read MoreThe St Mungo Festival Service at Glasgow Cathedral 12th January 2025
The final service of the Festival was organised by Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) and the Cathedral Community at Glasgow Cathedral. It began with church and civic representatives processing to the Cathedral from the St Mungo...
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