Gideons talk on Remembrance Sunday

Andrew Gray of the Gideons will be giving a talk on 13 November at the regular Sunday service at Kilmory and Lamlash churches about the work that the Gideons do with the armed forces.

After Communion

Read at Sunday service, 8 May 2011 By Christina Georgina Rossetti  (1830–1894) Why should I call Thee Lord, Who art my God? Why should I call Thee Friend, Who art my Love? Or King, Who art my very Spouse above? Or call Thy Sceptre on my heart Thy rod? Lo, now Thy banner over me is [...]

Adam, where are you?

Read out at the Sunday service in Kilmory and Lamlash, 13 March 2011 Adam, where are you? No, I don’t take any responsibility, you see Lord, I didn’t actually pick the apple, so I’m completely blameless. No, Eve gave it to me and obviously I didn’t want to upset her; girls like her are a [...]

The Garden

Read out at the Sunday service in Kilmory and Lamlash, 13 March 2011 The Garden Behind our memory is the place we cannot remember where we took form and were at one with that beyond ourselves. Eden is a barren desert now. Its sapling apple trees are planted out into the world to yield fruit [...]

Count your Blessings 2011

Make Lent Meaningful Lent is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and give thanks for even our smallest blessings, and to turn our thoughts to those in need around the world. Count your Blessings is a creative way to pray for, and give to, the work of Christian Aid – reflecting on the good things in [...]

Kilmory Church – Christmas Services

The minister and congregation of Kilmory Church wish you a blessed and peaceful Christmas. You are warmly invited to attend our Christmas Services Christmas Eve: 9.00 p.m. (following rural party) Christmas Day: 11.30 a.m. Family Service (Please bring an unopened present) Boxing Day: 10.00 a.m. Service of Nine Lessons and Carols Worship and kids club meets [...]

Rev Gillean Maclean

Kilmory Annual Stated Meeting

The Annual Stated Meeting for Kilmory Parish Church will be held on Wednesday 24 March 2010 at 7 p.m. in Kilmory Village Hall.

Kilmory Church: History

Present church built 1880 over previous building 1765. Small, delightful church with plain windows surrounded by red-coloured stained glass, providing a warm ambience. Situated in village of Kilmory, turn right after Creamery on road from Whiting Bay. Sunday Service: 10.00am There is some interesting census information on Kilmory on this website: https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Kilmory,_Bute,_Scotland

New photos

I had a lovely afternoon in Kilmory yesterday with Freya and Hamish and got some nice shots. It’s such a beautiful church and has a lovely atmosphere inside. Freya wants to go to the service next Sunday so I’ll try and get up a bit earlier and do a double dunter — service in Kilmory [...]

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