We are a busy, outward looking congregation with spirit-filled heart for serving Jesus in our growing community.
We offer a variety of opportunities for worship, prayer, service, discipleship and fellowship across the week and work in unity with our neighbouring churches.
We are prayerfully hoping to discern God’s choice of our next spiritual leader.
Could it be you?
Applications including a letter and CV to the Nominating Committee Clerk: Janet Wemyss
at janet.wemyss@btinternet.com. Informal enquiries to the Interim Moderator.
Parish Profile
The Parish Profile is presented below as a PDF landscape document in flip-book format. You can view in full-screen mode, and you can zoom in/out when required during viewing. Use the [Esc] key when finished to exit full-screen.
Kirkliston Picture Gallery
Local Church Review
Local Church Review (LCR) was enacted by the Church of Scotland General Assembly in 2011 as the Presbytery’s contemporary process for Congregational Review. It encompasses the relationship between congregation, Presbytery and the wider community. The Good News of Jesus Christ is made known in the relationship he had with those he met on the journey; it is this meeting and journeying that is central to LCR.
Kirkliston’s LCR of 2018
Parish-Level Statistics
The two flip-page documents below show meaningful parish-related statistics to further inform and help the reader drill down into social aspects of our immediate community.
Scottish Census (2011)
Sound and Vision – YouTube
Kirkliston Parish Church has a YouTube channel. There is only one item so far available on the channel, which is a slideshow presenting Children, Families, and Youth information. Not recent but reasonably contemporary. Live streaming is not yet available from Kirkliston.
As in most things involving children it has an ‘edgy’ attention grabbing sound and vision format, so hold on to your seat and click here to go to YouTube.