The Parish Churches of Maxton & Mertoun with Newtown
with St Boswells
(4 Kirks on the Tweed)
with St Boswells
(4 Kirks on the Tweed)
'United in serving God, by welcoming you, sharing His love and reaching out in service to our community'
We are a Church of Scotland Linked Charge situated in the beautiful Scottish Borders. It comprises three congregations in four churches each close to the River Tweed which flows through the parishes.
Latest News
While there are no Sunday Services we invite you to view "Sunday Reflections" video link below
Sunday 29th March 2020
Rev Sheila Moir
COVID-19
UPDATED - 23/3/2020
In the light of the spread of the coronavirus, and in order to keep ourselves and our community safe
THERE WILL BE NO CHURCH SERVICES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
BUT PLEASE READ REV SHEILA'S LETTER (BELOW)
but please view our "Sunday Reflections" CLICK HERE
St Boswells Church Hall is now closed until further notice.
WOW and Newtown Hour of Praise are also cancelled.
Keep checking this bulletin for the latest information.
UPDATED - 23/3/2020
In the light of the spread of the coronavirus, and in order to keep ourselves and our community safe
THERE WILL BE NO CHURCH SERVICES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
BUT PLEASE READ REV SHEILA'S LETTER (BELOW)
but please view our "Sunday Reflections" CLICK HERE
St Boswells Church Hall is now closed until further notice.
WOW and Newtown Hour of Praise are also cancelled.
Keep checking this bulletin for the latest information.
OUR LINKED CHARGE
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Our Charge has four Churches in a triple linking in the picturesque Scottish Borders. It lies on the route of the historic St Cuthberts Way. All churches in our Charge are open and inclusive. All are welcome. To find out more about our churches and our service to God you are invited to explore this site and visit our historic churches. A search facility is located at the bottom of this page.
(Map extracted from our 'Steeplechase' Brochure with grateful thanks to David Langworth).