We seek to affirm the dignity of all people. Believer or unbeliever, old or young, gay or straight, you are welcome here.

There are many organisations at Langside Church, all with interesting and varied programmes throughout the year. Why not come along, bring a friend and find something of interest to you. Please just feel free to drop by whenever we are meeting. 

For Adults

Finn’s Place promotes wellbeing and living our lives 
to the full. There are many sessions which run weekly and vary throughout the year.

Finn’s place takes its name from a cat called Finn. Finn was beaten and left for dead but he was also found and rescued. He was given a safe home where, thanks to some love, care and attention, he was healthier and happier. Finn lived the remainder of his life in a place of safety. In his new surroundings he was able to move on from the bad experiences of the past. What works for cats also works for people! A supportive environment enables all of us to grow, make friendships and tackle isolation and stress.

Some examples of activities hosted by Finn’s place currently and in the past include:

  • Christian Meditation
  • Men’s Mental Health Nights
  • Scots Gaelic Classes
  • ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) Activities
  • Gardening Sessions at The Square Yard
  • Yoga

Please visit the Finn’s Place website for our full list of on what’s on and how to get involved.

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For Children

Young Church. Activities, singing and learning for nursery/primary school ages meeting on Sunday morning at 10.30am.

Rainbows. Fun, games and baking for 5-7 year old girls meeting on Mondays 6.00pm – 7.15pm (during school terms) 

Brownies for 7-10year old girls meeting on Tuesdays at 6.15pm – 7.45pm (during school terms).

Girl Guides for 10 years and over meeting on Thursdays at 7.30pm (during school terms).

Child protection. All volunteers who work with children in the church-based organisations are subject to the church’s child protection policy and have been checked by Disclosure Scotland.

Community Organisations

There are many other non church based organisations which meet regularly at Langside Church including:

  • The Baby and Toddler group meet once a week every Monday morning during term time from approx 9.45am till 11.15 am.
Baby and Toddler Group
  • The AA. meeting on Saturday mornings.
Alcoholics Anonymous
  • The Koffee Club. meeting every Tuesday in the garden room from 10.30 – 11.45am. Everyone is welcome, come and have a blether and make friends.