Maxwelltown West Church

On this final Sunday in January we complete our journey through the First Letter of St. Peter wher he is encouraging us to be Good Shepherds of God’s chosen people. The Service has been recorded virtually using Zoom.

In today’s Service we continue our journey with St Peter and his Letters, and we reflect upon Being Good Servants; there’s also a flavour of Robert Burns in this celebration as well. Our Locum for the Service is David Matheson.

Our Service today continues with St Peter’s Letters – in which he asks us to present ourselves as Living Stones, as we build a sanctuary vibrant with life and become God’s holy people. The Service is conducted by our Locum, David Matheson.

Our first week of Lockdown completed, sub-zero temperatures outside; today we continue our journey through St. Peter’s First Letter by reflecting upon ‘Being Holy’.

Welcome to our first service for the New Year under lockdown as we journey with our Locum David Matheson and over the next few weeks start to look at the writings of St Peter. Today we will see how HOPE, Christian Hope, is held as one of the foundations of our faith.

Today’s Sunday Service has been produced for us by the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, The Rt. Revd. Dr Martin Fair.

From 7pm GMT, on this very special evening, members of Maxwelltown West Church in Dumfries bring you a celebration of Reading and Carols – filmed over the past two weeks, and observing all the necessary safety requirements during the pandemic. Enjoy the music and the singing as we get ready for the arrival of Our Lord Jesus Christ. A Very…

This is an edited version of the first public live streamed service transmitted at 11am today.

On this 2nd Sunday service, “Back Home”, and over the next four Sundays our Locum David Matheson will be reflecting upon some of Jesus’ miracles, or signs as St John prefers to call them, which involved the use of God’s Creation. In this service we’ll focus on Jesus’ first miracle turning water into wine at a wedding his mother and…

This Sunday’s virtual service marks the transition from a locked-down church to our House of God where, for the first time in six months, there will be a congregation assembled. We are planning that next Sunday’s service will be our first live streamed event, starting at 11am. There will still be many hurdles to overcome on the road back to…