Over the past 18 years we have developed a strong pastoral and bereavement care strategy for our parish. These include developing a team for pastoral visits, post-funeral visits and also the development of Bereavement Support Groups using GriefShare materials.
When people are at their most vulnerable, following illness or the loss of a loved one, we have found a low-key yet supportive ministry helps develop lasting relationships between church members and parishioners. It provides a means to assist others and in practical ways to show the love of God for them.

The Scottish Bible Society desires to be known in Scotland as a contemporary and relevant Christian resource agency with a unique mission. As part of the worldwide fellowship, United Bible Societies, we seek to make
God’s Word available to the people of the world in a language they can understand, at a price they can afford and in a format they can use. In Scotland today however, the challenge is much less about distribution and all about developing Bible use and engagement in ways that are culturally relevant. Our role as a trusted catalyst for local church partnership is widely recognised.

Stewardship’s remit is to promote the teaching and understanding of Christian Stewardship throughout the Church. To promote programmes and training courses to assist congregations in the use of their resources for worship and mission.

The Boys’ Brigade works in partnership with your church: Provides a bridge into your community and a link with non-church families: Shares in mission and outreach: Provides a fully resourced programme: Trains and supports leaders: Values young people and releases their potential. Carronvale House is also a wonderful location for retreats and conferences.