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Welcome to our website. From here we hope to give you a glimpse of the life and work of Kilbarchan East Church. From the friendly fellowship of the weekly service to the many organisations we offer. We extend a warm welcome to everyone and an invitation to join our worship and enjoy the many and varied activities we offer the community of Kilbarchan and Brookfield.
Please feel free to browse our site and don't hesitate to get in touch using the contact us button on our menu if you need any further information or would like to contact the minister.
Bible Class Page Bible Class have their own webpage with content and layout entirely in their hands. Watch it develop. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
It's your website
A selection of albums from our organisations and events
Newly Revamped Discussion Forum
Now easier to use. It's good to talk Taken from April's Onward Magazine. Discuss this on our FORUM Are you on duty? Sermon Archive Read all about it Church Open Tuesday Afternoons You'll be made very welcome View plan of our Kirkyard As featured in Onward
Enquirers' Group
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Church of Scotland Online's Daily Prayer
A different prayer for every day of the month. |
Onward You can now view the latest edition of Onward online by clicking on the small icon at the bottom of this page titled Onward April 09.pdf. Or if you would like to read past editions click HERE. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to view these.
The Presbytery of Greenock and Paisley and the Presbytery of Zimbabwe of the Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa are bound together by a Covenant of Friendship. Please pray with us for the people of Zimbabwe, and for our sisters and brothers in the Presbyterian Church there.
Christian Aid Campaign
Back Their Dignity ACTSA End the Crisis in Zimbabwe - Petition Please sign and pass on to friends
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Find us on Google Earth by clicking on the icon at the bottom left of the page. (You will need Google Earth installed to open this)
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News Headlines With an Ecclesiastical leaning
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Photographs by Andy Stark