Our Harvest service takes place tomorrow at 11am in the church. We ask that if you are able to bring along an item or two which will then be donated to the food bank. We look forward to seeing you there.

Please contact us at crosshouseparishchurch@cpcteam.org.uk if you wish to use the premises.

You are welcome to join us for any of our Easter services this week:- Maundy Thursday (14th April) at Kilmaurs: St Maurs Glencairn Church at 7:30pm Good Friday (15th April) at Crosshouse Parish Church at 7:30pm Easter Sunday (17th April) at Crosshouse Parish Church at 11am

Recently Fiona Kendall, a Mission Partner of the Church of Scotland and of our congregation held a couple of zoominars to update people on the work that she has been involved in over the past while. Unfortunately due to the pandemic, Fiona has been unable to return to update the Church of Scotland in person … Read more

This week is Christian Aid week. Usually in Crosshouse we would have the street to street collection but unfortunately due to the pandemic we are unable to do it again this year. Instead we would encourage you to donate online to continue to help the work of Christian Aid through the link below. Christian Aid … Read more

Blythswood Care Shoe Box Appeal Blythswood Care appeal webpage   View the Appeal video here  Here you will find a checklist of the kind of items asked for Blythswood Care have indicated that the Shoe Box Appeal collections and distribution will be able to go ahead in October. In past years, Crosshouse Church has filled … Read more

A short ‘Time of Prayer’ is available on our website, in the form of a short video presentation. This can be viewed any time you wish and will be available throughout the coming week. This link will take you to the website front page containing the video.   Crosshouse Parish Church Website front page  

There is now a new Foodbank up and running in Crosshouse. It is operating from the Church Hall on Tuesday and Friday from 12 – 3pm. Donations can be handed in at the door during these times. Our thanks go to East Ayrshire Vibrant Communities, Crosshouse Community Council and Crosshouse Action Now for facilitating this.