Rev. Graeme Craig

The Southern Presbytery’s Colloquium provides an opportunity for fellowship with like-minded believers from different congregations and denominations and this year’s event did not disappoint. Twenty-three ministers, elders and men from four different countries met at Knightswood on 31st January and […]

In a day when many are fixated with outward beauty, it was good to be reminded of the beauty that matters at the fourth annual Southern Presbytery Family Conference. Over seventy people gathered in Partick on 30th November to hear […]

In a day when feminism and gender-identity politics have done much to harm society, the Church, and the family, it was refreshing to consider Biblical Manhood and Biblical Womanhood at the annual Southern Presbytery Family Conference. Over eighty people gathered […]

The Southern Presbytery’s Colloquium provides an opportunity for fellowship with like-minded believers from different Congregations and denominations and this year’s event did not disappoint.  Those ministers, elders and men able to be at Knightswood on 27th January were served a […]

An encouraging and challenging time was experienced by those who gathered for the second Southern Presbytery Family Conference on 25th November 2023. Around 90-100 were present over the day at Partick when Pastor Pooyan Mehrshahi, Cheltenham, preached. As well as […]

A congregation of over 100 gathered in Glasgow for the induction of Rev. Calum Smith to Knightswood. His admission to the Charge on 11th August 2023 brought an end to the 21-month vacancy which followed the retirement of their previous […]

The annual Colloquium of the Southern Presbytery proved yet again to be a profitable day for those in attendance.  The aim of the Colloquium, this year taking place on Saturday 4th February, is to provide an opportunity for discussion on […]

An encouraging attendance of around 60 people, young and old, souls gathered in Partick on 26th November for the Southern Presbytery’s first Family Conference.  The Conference, which was organised in order to help strengthen the bonds of fellowship between the […]