The Springfield Cambridge Record

A word from our Minister

  • I am delighted to be writing this article which we have been able to produce and mail directly to all our households in the congregation. Since our ‘first lockdown’ we have been curtailed in our usual communications, but the Kirk Session was keen to try and reconnect with you, especially with those who are unable […]

  • I write to share with you some of our plans to re-open the Church building in line with Government and Church of Scotland advice. The Kirk Session has now agreed to reopen the main sanctuary for Sunday worship on Sunday the 27th of September. We are just waiting on final approval from Presbytery to do […]

  • The decision has been made not to produce an August issue of our church magazine. No new date has been put in place. Rather, once the period for the reopening of our church has been established, we will align next magazine publication to that period. The Newsletter can be found under the heading News & […]

  • Often you will hear people speak of ‘natural resources’ to refer to the likes of things such as water, forests, land. But there is another more even more precious natural resource – human relationships. I am certain that love and social connection matter more than anything else in life. The priority of such relationships is […]

  • After our Easter Morning Service, there will a second Short Service of Holy Communion, so if you would like to join us at the Lord’s Table, please prepare your own table with bread and wine and click here and join us. There is an Order of Service online, with our Communion hymn and optional responses. […]

  • In light of the Prime Minister’s statement and Government advice this evening, Monday 23rd March 2020, Springfield Cambridge Church is closed until further notice. Further news and updates can be found through our social media platforms.

  • 22nd March Sunday Worship

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  • Often when parishioners are having a hard time I will end by saying something like, “Hang in there, keep the faith, and breathe!” Now I am wondering if in these unusual and uncertain times I should simply be saying, “Take a deep breath and pray. “ That’s what I say to myself often these days. […]

  • The more observant worshippers on January 5th 2020 may have entered the Church and noticed a chalked ‘code’ on the threshold to our building. “But what does it mean?” one of our members asked me. At the meeting of the Presbytery of Glasgow in December 2019, the Moderator, Rev. Dan Carmichael (Minister of Lenzie Union […]