St Colmon Parish Church

Welcome

St Colmon is a rural church set in the Stinchar Valley, one of the most beautiful parts of Ayrshire.

Sunday Worship 10:00 am

The parish covers four villages: Colmonell, Barrhill, Pinwherry and Lendalfoot. St Colmon Parish Church is linked with the neighbouring Ballantrae Parish Church. We are a church keen to welcome locals and visitors as we learn more about what our faith means to us and how we can better serve God in our communities and in the world.

Sunday worship takes place at 10.00 am every week.

Refreshments are served in the Kirk Hall after the service on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month for a time of fellowship.

A Service in the Kirk Hall is held on 4th Sunday of every month at 10.00 am and provides easy access for those with mobility problems.

A service is held in Barrhill Memorial Hall on the on the third Sunday of March, June, September and December at 3pm and will reflect the Church year.

On Wednesdays we hold our Coffee in the Kirk Hall in Colmonell from 10.30 am – 12 noon.

If you require any further details or the services of the Minister, please do not hesitate to contact the Minister, Rev’d Theo Corney or Session Clerk Mrs Claire Strain.

Reflection

Sunday 14th April 2024
Easter 3
Acts 3: 12-19
Luke 24: 36(b)-48

For our service we looked at the way we have 4 gospels which have slightly different emphasis. Then we looked at the context of our reading, which was Easter evening after Jesus had appeared to various people following his resurrection. The disciples were met together sharing their various stories. We then considered Lukes particular emphasis.
Firstly, we looked at the way Jesus came to his disciples with love and peace, even though they had made mistakes. We then looked at how Jesus conveyed to them the reality of his resurrection. They were able to see and touch him, and witnessed him eating. Next, we looked at the way Jesus stressed the necessity of the cross. Jesus showed the disciples how scripture had pointed forward to the necessity of the cross, before he would be resurrected. It is through the cross and though faith that we experience our sins forgiven. Lastly, we considered how Jesus had emphasised the urgency of the task ahead of them. The disciples were to be those who would take forth the message of the gospel to the world.
From this we considered Gods love for us and his unmerited forgiveness. We looked at the hope that the resurrection brings. We pondered the joy that knowing that he lives brings as well as our need to share these wonderful truths.

Every blessing,
Rev`d Theo Corney

News

Ballantrae and St Colmon Parish Churches Welcome You This Christmas Time

Christmas Services 2023:

Barrhill Hall Service Sunday 17th December 3.00 pm

Glenapp Church Wednesday 20th December 3.00 pm

St Colmon Church Sunday 24th December 10.00 am

Ballantrae Church Sunday 24th December 11.30 am

Christmas Eve Watchnight Service St Colmon Church Sunday 24th December 11.30 pm

Christmas Day Service Ballantrae Church Monday 25th December 10.00 am

Services:

On Sunday 5th November 2023 at 10.00 am there will be a Service of Communion at St Colmon Church

Sunday 13th November 2023: Remembrance Services:

9:30 am Act of Remembrance at Colmonell War Memorial

10.00 am Service of Remembrance at St Colmon Church

3.00 pm Act of Remembrance at Barrhill War Memorial

Colmonell War Memorial

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February 2023

The collection for the DEC Turkey/Syria earthquake appeal has raised a total of £153.15

To see the approved Presbytery Mission Plan click here Ayr Presbytery Draft Mission Plan ver 1_6 APPROVED January 2023

The plan can also be found on the Documents page, along with other related documents.

The 250th Anniversary Exhibition was held on 29th October 2022

The sum of £257.10 was donated at the exhibition and tea.

Some pictures below & more can be seen in Photo Gallery:

250th Anniversary Exhibition St Colmon Church 2022

Detail of window by Louis Davis, showing Knockdolian Hill, Craigneil Castle and the River Stinchar. To see all the stained glass windows click here: St Colmon Stained Glass Windows

To see Ballantrae and St Colmon Newsletters go to the Documents page.

Every Wednesday we hold our Coffee in the Kirk Hall in Colmonell from 10.30 am – 12 noon for anyone who would like to attend. This is an informal gathering to share ideas and have a natter.