Midweek Activities

The following events are held in the Church Hall across the road from the church and next to the Bowling Club. Please note this is a different venue from the Community Hall.
A Prayer Room is available upstairs in the hall for anyone wishing to have a quiet time while attending an event throughout the week.

Community Hub

The Community Hub meets every Wednesday in the Church Hall from 1.30 - 3.30. This is a great place to come for fellowship with folks in the neighbourhood and share in tea/coffee and cake. A short time of worship takes place around 2 o'clock including, a hymn, Bible reading and prayer. There are also games and jigsaws available to enjoy. Catch up with old friends and make new friends.  It is run by volunteers within the Church and community.  

Cambus Bairns

Cambus Bairns meets on Wednesdays from 9.15-10.30 in the Church Hall during school term time. All babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers are welcome along with a parent, grandparent or carer. We have a great stock of toys and games and enjoy stories and singing. Tea and coffee, toast and jam are also enjoyed!  

Oasis Group

The Oasis Group meets in the Church Hall on Tuesday mornings from 10.30-12.00 (excluding autumn mid-term holiday). A wide and varied programme is offered ranging from history talks to musical items and everything in-between. Charge - £3 per person or £5 per couple.

Summary of Programme 

1 September - Coffee morning & 'Art in the Tunnel'

8 Bridge over the River Kwai (Eleanor Young)

15 September - Deanston: from cotton mill to distillery (Brian Laurie)

22 September - Development Project at Lendrick Muir (Mark Beattie)

29 September - Prisoners and Prisons: an insider view (Dan Gunn)

6 October - The work of Christian Aid (Calum Martin)

13 October - HALF TERM

20 October - Blythswood: Update on the charity's work (Paul Algeo)

27 October - Autumn Craft Session 

3 November - Stirling's shop fronts  (Bob Anderson)

10 November - Lunar Eclipse EFL Therapy Horses CIC (Cherene Robertson

17 November - Start Up Stirling's Christmas Appeal (Julie Christie)

24 November - St Andrews Day with a morning of Scottish music (Toots)

1 December - Advent lunch at Stirling Golf Club 

8 December - Christmas traditions

15 December - Mince pies and ukuleles

Knit and Natter

This is a perfect time for anyone who enjoys knitting or wants to learn as well as having good fun and fellowship. Various knitting projects have taken place including knitting poppies which decorated the church on Remembrance Sunday. This meets on the 1st, 3rd and 5th (when applicable) Thursday of the month from 10am-12 noon. 

Men's Walking Group
The Men's Walking Group meets on Thursday mornings and after enjoying a gentle ramble in and around Stirling they have a visit to a local coffee shop for refreshments.