robroyston church of scotland

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How much do you really know about the Christian faith? Do you have questions you want answered? Does going to church and living a good life mean that I'm a Christian? If there is a God why does he allow people to suffer?

SOUL from Christianity Explored is your chance to get your questions answered. The night begins with a meal which is followed by a short video presentation and the chance to chat in groups.

Each week our small group will be tackling a chapter from Vaughn Roberts book 'Battles Christians Face'. Every chapter deals with a challenging issue: Image, Lust, Guilt, Doubt, Depression, Pride & Homosexuality. The books will be provided free of charge to participants.

The hot new trend now sweeping the nation is knitting and crochet. Women have been spotted in trendy bars, sticks in hands, creating all sort of unique woollies! No experience is necessary and all levels of knitters are welcome. Bring your own needles/crochet hook and wool. The Creative Café will run for two sessions before the summer and will return properly in the Autumn.

In February we are running a 3 week course on identity asking the following questions:

W1: Born Identity – Who does God say I am?
W2: Living Identity – How does it affect daily life to know and be who God says I am?
W3: Future Identity – What could it mean to live life in the fulness of who God says I am?

The next social event on the calendar for men and boys is Ten Pin Bowling. Whether you're good, bad or untried come along, have fun and enjoy the banter as always!

Following the Praying for Change? initiative of September 2010 our prayer breakfast is open to anyone who'd like to get a bit more familiar with prayer. Praying should be at the crux of all we do as a church and as individual Christians – and it will make a difference. Praying out loud is not essential so don't let that put you off.

Every month we meet for a couple of hours on a Saturday and get stuck into the jobs that need done in and around the church building. Not only is it proving to be incredibly productive, it's actually a good laugh too – the banter is epic! There are plenty of jobs to suit all levels of ability – all men and boys are welcome.

Our Indian Evening is a chance for women from the church and community to relax and have some fun. There's no agenda other than eating, drinking and enjoying the chat – and everyone's welcome! This time we're going to the buffet at "Taste Indian Cuisine" (just behind Bishopbriggs train station).