Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

Upcoming events at Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

Community

Sunday Club

We are a small but lively group, learning about the love of Jesus through stories, games and craft.  We meet in the Welcome Hall just before Sunday a.m.  We go into Church together, leaving just after the all-age address when we retire to the upper hall to enjoy our time together.  We welcome all children aged 3 and over up to Primary 7, whether they attend regularly or just when visiting the church. We also have a senior group, aged S1 and over, who meet from time to time on a Sunday evening and enjoy chat, discussion time, games, occasional outings and all-important snacks! For more information, please contact our Superintendent, Helen Illingworth on

Sun 12 Apr10:30Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

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Netherlee and Stamperland Church Monday Lunch Club

Who We Are The Monday Lunch Club has been running for 10 years and was started by Niall Illingworth. We meet every Monday from 11:00 AM to around 1:30 PM. We are a not-for-profit group, which means we don’t make money from our activities. To help cover the cost of food, heating, and transport, we ask each member to pay £5 per week. Our club is run by kind, fully vetted, volunteers who all have experience working with older adults and contribute their time to help keep things running smoothly. Who Can Join? Our members are people who have early-stage dementia or are experiencing some memory loss. They can be referred by family, friends, local residents, church members, or social services. We usually have 12-15 members at a time, but we currently have space for more. To join, a family member or carer fills out a short form with emergency contact details, medical information, and some fun facts about the new member—like their hobbies, past jobs, and favourite holidays. This helps our volunteers start friendly conversations. Getting Here The club is held at Netherlee and Stamperland Church. The main entrance is on Ormonde Avenue, and there is wheelchair access at the side entrance on Ormonde Drive. There are also accessible toilets available. We offer pick-up and drop-off for members who live close to the church, but some families prefer to bring their loved one themselves.

Mon 13 Apr11:00Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

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Boys’ Brigade – Anchor Boys (P1-P3)

Within our church we have a two very healthy and active Boys’ Brigade Companies, Glasgow 231 and Glasgow 278. Both companies have a separate Anchor Boys and a Junior Section. In Company Section 231 and 278 meet jointly. All sections follow age group appropriate programmes based on six areas: get active, get into the bible, get creative, get learning, get adventurous and get involved. The Battalion provides enormous resource of activities and support which each section can access as well as opportunities to attend competitions and events. The adventure begins in Anchor Boys from the ages of 5 to 8, the Boys are recognised by their red sweatshirts and often red faces after an exciting and energetic session. They meet and engage in lots of fun, games and activities, quizzes and crafts. They are introduced to the Bible and listen and learn from different stories. Highlights include annual colouring competitions, Halloween and Christmas parties, pancake day and achieving badges throughout the session culminating in the annual display and parents evening which is always great fun. The Boys then progress to the Junior Section, which involves Boys from the age of 8 to 11. This section can be recognised by their royal blue sweatshirts.

Mon 13 Apr18:15Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

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Essentrics classes – Restore and Rebalance

Are you ready to feel recharged, rebalanced and have an improved sense of wellbeing? Introducing full body Essentrics classes – an intelligent fitness program designed to transform your body through a dynamic combination of strengthening and stretching. Whether you’re 30 or 60 years old, these classes are designed to meet you where you are now. Their goal is to unlock your body’s full movement potential, respect its limitations and encourage you to achieve your full range of motion. Ideal for those looking for a supportive class experience, or Monday’s class is ideal for anyone dealing with chronic pain or mobility limitations. Every body is welcome. p.m. – Restore and Rebalance a.m. – Stretch and Tone First class is FREE. This is a highly unique in-person offering, as Joanne is the only qualified Essentrics Instructor in Scotland. Why don’t you come to a class and give it a go? You’ll never regret trying. For more information visit Joanne’s website.

Mon 13 Apr19:30Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

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Glasgow Close Knit Group

Over the past few Tuesdays, 15 – 20 crafters have been meeting to knit or crochet squares to make into blankets for the above exhibition. We currently have approximately 200 squares which will make several blankets.  We will continue to meet in the Small Hall every Tuesday between 10.30 am and 12.30 pm. Please join us in this project or bring your own craft. Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served to keep up our energy levels.

Tue 14 Apr10:30Netherlee and Stamperland Parish Church

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