From A Lorry to Hope
Elyse MacKinnon reflects on the role that she and others play in ensuring guests at the Overnight Welcome Centre are greeted with the love, respect and kindness that is being asked of us as followers of Christ.
A Snapshot From 2020
Thanks to your support we have been able to continue our work at our city centre project, Child and Family Centre and Overnight Welcome Centre despite lockdown and the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are some highlights.
A New Year
As we pass the half-way point of the first month in the new year, James Hawthorn from the Child & Family Centre highlights some key moments from our work in Govan during 2020.
Prayer
The following is a prayer written by Glasgow City Mission Chaplain Marion Carson: Gracious God, In these days of isolation and darkness We remember that you are always with us. You never leave us. [...]
Here we are again.
As we enter a new level of increasingly tight restrictions, Marion Carson encourages us to look at the opportunity presented before us during these challenging times.
COVID-19 Update
The following article outlines how we at Glasgow City Mission are adapting to the latest lockdown measures, in order to continue to bring a safe and effective service to all guests across our three projects.
A Blog for Christmas
As the year draws to a close, Glasgow City Mission CEO Charles Maasz shares some thoughts around the ideas of reconciliation and forgiveness.
Connection and Community
Clare, who coordinates the Urban programme at the City Centre Project, talks about the changes and adaptations that have had to be made throughout the year to allow us to continue to serve our guests effectively.
I’ll Be Home for Christmas.
As Christmas draws nearer, Elyse reflects on those at the Overnight Welcome Centre for whom Christmas won't be such a joyous occasion
Running The Race
Marion Carson, Chaplain at Glasgow City Mission, reflects on how the recent 'Heart for Glasgow' event is relatable to the Bible's approach on training and running a race.