About us
We’re ordinary people exploring our shared faith in Jesus and working out what it means for us as individuals, families and communities to seek God’s kingdom.
We expect signs of God’s involvement all around us,and particularly among those who are vulnerable, poor or on the margins.
You can find out more about what's going on through our weekly and monthly publications. You can get hold of:
- Our monthly newsletter, Outreach
- Our weekly service sheet
You can contact us by email:
Grant Barclay, Minister: minister@stkentigern.org.uk
Ian Rennie, Session Clerk session-clerk@stkentigern.org.uk
To submit material for Outreach: outreach@stkentigern.org.uk
To submit material for the weekly service sheet: tellusall@stkentigern.org.uk
We value the support of members and sympathetic friends through involvement in our services and events, in prayerful action and by giving through standing order or gift aid and relevant forms can be downloaded here.
If you'd like a more general background to the Reformed faith of which St Kentigern's is part, you could watch 'The Protestant Revolution' shown on BBC Four. This exploration of the history of Protestantism by Dr Tristram Hunt gives a good idea of the influence of the Reformation on church and western society. These are available via Google Video following these links:
2 - The Godly Family 
Another very valuable series giving a broader overview of the history of Christianity is Prof Diarmid McCulloch's History of Christianity available from Amazon.