29th February in Reformation History
29 Feb 2024 | Featured News
This is the location where Scotland's first martyr for reformation was burnt at the stake on this day, 29th February 1528. His name was Patrick…
This is the location where Scotland's first martyr for reformation was burnt at the stake on this day, 29th February 1528. His name was Patrick…
To read about the Airdrie Girls Group outing to the Snowdrop Festival, click here.
Today is quite an important anniversary in Scotland's church history. Following the protests over the bishop's, the Book of Canons, and the Book of Common…
A high-profile new resident arrived in Dumfries and Galloway recently – a ewe once known as ‘Britain’s Loneliest Sheep’. Fiona, as she has been named,…
During the morning worship service on February 11th, we were glad and greatly encouraged to receive five people into the membership of the congregation, taking…
Matteo Plebiscito from Glasgow RPC attended the Irish RP Senior Camp Reunion the 9th-11th February. We asked Matteo about his time there. What was something…
On this day, 6th February 1685, King Charles II died at Whitehall Palace in London. He had taken ill suddenly on the 2nd February and…
The February edition of Good News is now available to download. 2024 is a significant year in the Airdrie congregation - 200 years ago was…
Marion Fairlie was born in 1638, the very year the National Covenant was signed in Greyfriars Kirk. Both her parents were strong in their faith…
The Stornoway February Newsletter is available to download here.