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Welcome
to the website of Linlithgow St Michael's.
Our vibrant church has much to offer to both residents and visitors of Linlithgow. We trust that this website demonstrates a little of the worship and life of our congregation.
"St Michael is kinde to strangers" says our ancient town motto. We hope that you will feel equally welcome in our midst.
Crosswind Spring 2010 edition is now available on the site. See here for this and other copies.
Latest News
Summer Concert Series. The next in our Summer series is Ian Boulter, the organist of the Holy Rood in Stirling, who will be playing for us at 3pm on Sunday 1 August. All welcome. Admission free.
HELP. Kirk Hall Evening Managers. We need people to join the existing group of volunteers who spare one weekday evening (your choice), every month or so, to sit in the reception area of the Hall and let Hall and Cross House users in and out. This very important duty, open to all ages, requires no special skills or strengths but greatly helps the many and varied users of Cross House. You choose your (early) evening of duty and changes can be made at very short notice. Please contact Willie Irvine to find out more, with no obligation, on telephone 01506-843347 , e-mail < willie.irvine@blueyonder,co,uk > or leave contact details with the Church Office and I will get in touch
Prayer focus for week commencing 2nd August 2010
This week many of the prayers in the Queen's Aisle prayer box were for people with cancer. We pray for them and for all who are ill just now, whether waiting for a diagnosis, in hospital, or receiving treatment, that they may be sustained through this time by the support and love of family and friends, as well as the medical care which we are so fortunate to have. We pray for recovery to health for them all.
St Michael's Parish Church
Cross House
The Cross
Linlithgow
EH49 7AL
Tel: 01506 842188
Recognised as a Scottish Charity - No SCO16185
In response to requests we are adding the text of some sermons to the website. Not every sermon will be placed here but those considered to be particularly important will be added. Sermons can be found under the 'Worship' menu item or HERE |
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