Home Church Scotland

It’s very evident that God is still in the business of miracles, because when we needed a church to go to while on vacation, he led us to these people. First of all, let’s be honest, scripture just sounds better in a Scottish accent. Second, aside from the church that I fell into back in Central Florida (shout out to Cornerstone Ocala!), this was the most welcoming and friendly church that I can remember attending. Everyone was helpful. Everyone was smiling. Everyone was happy to see us, and I considered myself blessed for that. I just love the fact that there’s coffee, tea, and snacks available every Sunday at every church we attended in Scotland! As a fat man, that is a tradition I can get behind. These folks had snacks for days, and the coffee was good. One thing that worth mentioning was that I noticed their children’s ministry was flourishing, and this church was young. I’d say the mean age of those in attendance was perhaps early 30s. It is so good to see that when so many churches that I am accustomed to attending are dying off because they are not attracting young people to Jesus. I wish I could remember the preacher‘s name, but he was good! I felt like I got fed, filled up, and the presence of God‘s Holy Spirit was obvious in this, his home. I only have one request; free the drums! Drums don’t like to be in bondage. Set them free. Get them out of the fishbowl. The Bible says make a joyful noise; that poor drum kit was not joyful. (The drummer was, though! That kid was on fire. I loved watching him play, too bad I couldn’t hear him.) Now, the music; listen, I’m a musician. I sing bass with the Florida Worship Choir and Orchestra (check us out on YouTube). I am ashamed to say that I’m very judgy of churches when it comes to their music department. I shouldn’t be, but I am, so pray for me, I need to repent of that. I just have trouble worshiping when the music is… OK, I’ll say it, crap. I had no problem worshiping here. The music was fantastic! The singing was great, the instrumentalists were wonderful, the congregation sang their hearts out, and I felt lifted up. I LOVED WORSHIPING HERE! Overall, this was an awesome experience, except for the tear in my eye witnessing the sadness of the drums. Do churches that put their drums in fishbowls even love Jesus? I just don’t know. Now that I’m done at my attempts of humor, go to this church. This is where you belong. If we could travel thousands of miles to attend, I’m sure you could get up a little early on Sunday morning to come here. Jesus will meet you at the door in every single person who shakes your hand. He loves you, and he wants you to come to his house to be fed in more ways than one. Free the drums!

This review is for the church hall which is an ideal venue for a a family party. The hall keeper was friendly and helpful, and its all on the level so its wheelchair friendly and it has a fair sized car park. It ticks all the boxes for me as a children's entertainer/DJ.

It’s an amazing place full of loving people. They truly love Jesus and the bands are great too. 100% recommend it, no matter what your religious denomination is.

Listened to your pastor saying before he came to the church there was no unity as a pastor he is not there to pass judgement on others only God can judge , surely he is there to lead and teach ,not to condem people,it sounded to me that he was the one who made things better at the church and not God .I thought God was the head of the church not a man you look to the pastor for leadership not judgement ,as per your pastors reply I know my bible and I obey the word of god I love by the bible and I know the scripture it also says many shall come in my name but your attitude to my posting says it all judgement comes from god and on judgement day we will all face him and answer to him remember you will be judged as a pastor and as a leader for any wrongdoing that's in the bible to

Great church. Very welcoming and completely bible focused. Activities during the week. Stream services to Facebook “Home Church Scotland”