We try hard to make sure there is something for everyone at St Ninian's.  We have a range of opportunities to join in prayer and in worship as well as groups, learning and social events.  Check back to keep up to date with what's happening or visit our Facebook Page.

Remembrance 2018

2018 sees the 100th Anniversary of the end of The Great War and at St Ninian's we have a range of events and services to mark this very special occassion.

Every Man Remembered

An exhibition by the Stonehouse Heritage Group.

There But Not There

A stunning art instalation made possible by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund.  10 silhouettes sit amongst us as a tangible reminder of those who were lost forming part of the Every Man Remembered.  On Saturday 10th November at 11am, 1pm and 3pm local musician Quintin Doyle will play Bach's 2nd suite for cello providing a space for reflection.

Stonehouse Remembers

On Sunday 11th November we share in 4 acts of remembrance.

The Book Group meets in the church hall to talk about our monthly book and eat cake!!!

Prayer is at the heart of any Christian community.  At St Ninian's we join together on Monday and Thursday in the Prayer Room to pray for our community, our neighbours, our world and ourselves.  We also spend a few minutes sharing our thoughts on a passage from the Bible with each other. 

Night Church is an idea born in Copenhagen. Churches there are open at night and lit with candles and soft lights to feel warm and welcoming and to create a sense of quiet reflection where people can come and go, stay for a few minutes or for the whole time.

Our Night Church, from 7.30-9pm on the first Sunday of the month from October until April, will have some interactive stations or pieces of art to provoke reflection and contemplation. It may be silent or there may be music. Towards the end, at 8:40pm, there will be a short service to close.

Church for people who don't do church... and for those who do.