Guestbook Archive

I have been following you through a mutual friend, Graeme Dunn, and enjoy the obvious sense of humour which matches his. The latest on "Holy God Chicken" made me want to find out more about you. This is a great site and, as a lapsed Church if Scotland member, was glad to see such a positive attitude in a Minister, More power to your elbow! (Knowing Graeme you may need it!)

have just found your website.Enjoy listening to you on thought for the day and enjoyed reading some of your sermons What a lovely looking church you have maybe some day I will get to visit it.

Oops! I have to confess that, despite saving your website to favourites, I did finally really visit Scotland and didn't make it around to your part of it. Somehow wriggling around or through Glasgow or putting a car onto a car ferry was too daunting. Maybe another time. As we rather liked Scotland and, possibly, its' churches I'm sure there will be another time. I have observed that there are more sermons up and will take my time over them.

Just wanted to thank you for your wonderful website! I'm doing genealogy research long distance, so being able to view your churchyard plan online was a great help - sadly, I did not find my ancestors here, but it has helped me narrow down where they might be.

Just a quick message to say Thank You for the flowers regards our families loss. What a lovely thought.

Thank you again,

thank you for the sermon today i liked the allegory of the ploughman looking forward and not behind ,its so true, just what I needed to be reminded of right now greetings from Austria,
rosie

Many thanks to Rev Jones for conducting a very enjoyable service for the Kilbarchan Scout Group to help celebrate 100 years of scouting in Kilbarchan. His interaction with the boys is fantastic and makes it a pleasure to visit the church. Many comments also from the parents of the scouts saying how much they anjoyed the day. Thank you...Scott

BRILLIANT WEBSITE

I have been visiting the website so many times that I feel like a member.I have for 3 years been researching my 2xGreat grandfathers birth and life in Kilbarchan. Records seem to be lost as he was born between 1800-1810. in Kilbarcan. Have search the Kirkyard and transferred knowledge to Russel young about its inhabitants.Have research the official files of the government etc , but to no avail. All other family members are accounted for, only he is incomplete.
I feel that the records of this church holds the key to my discovery and hopefully this will bear fruit.
I have enjoyed each and every visit and admire the Spiritial work being done. Keep it up for your history is long and undaunted.

It was wonderful to see so many familiar and friendly faces this morning. Thank you for making me feel so welcome again. I will be back to visit again soon. Blessings, Tanya

Wow. I was just surfing the net and I came across your church. It looks great and its only a 5min walk from where I live so pop in and check it out somtime! Ta Ta For Now (TTFN) Church.

Hi daddy!!!

I see it's a year today since Willie's comment! Does that mean that it's the website's first birthday? Or (as I suspect) did Willie post a couple of days after on-air - in which case we missed it! Whatever - happy birthday, website! And thanks again, Mr. Webmaster!

I tried this earlier with no luck. It was a pleasure to meet Owain Jones in connection with Bobby Marshall's funeral. Thank you for his kindness to the Marshall family at that difficult time. I liked Jane's surfing sermons and suggest she try St. Andrew's Wesley Vancouver, BC. It is interesting to read Gary Paterson's comments on some of the films--especially if one has already seen them. Belated happy St. David's Day to Owain. Thank you to everyone in the congregation who was so kind to Jan.

Just to say how delighted we all are that Owain's staying with us for at least another 3 years.

More sermons coming shortly! As someone - I think it might have been Sydney Smith - said "The Sundays they do come with an awful regularity..." :(

Hello to the Guestbook page. I'm the sort of visitor a church can't see. I took myself on an internet holiday around Scotland (that is I never actually left home but looked via the net) and visited some of the web sites via the Church of Scotland to 'go to church' (without leaving home) whilst 'holidaying' and liked your sermon pages. So, I've visited again!... I've run out of sermons now...

Many thanks to the Hill Walking group for making me welcome on the 1st walk with the group. I've just started this so to have the company and fellowship of the group made the day all the more special. I hope to do more through the coming season so I'll be in touch

God Bless.
Ian

Great job Mr Webmaster, very informative

Again well done

This is good & informative.

Just a short note to say that the website is very well presented by your web designer. I found it through another web page which had a link to your website.
Keep up the interesting site..
TOM REID

Amazing birthday photies, Mr. Webmaster! Have a really good 40th, and bless you. Officially...

PS - Guitar, good choice! I wanted a drumkit for my 50th but there was a petition got up locally...

Funcky Games

Congratulations the site is super. Jim Moffat and George Grant.

Looks great. Like the style and layout. Well done.

Looking good little brother

Very impressive. Nice layout. I've just printed the order of service!

Hi Al,
Your web site looks great. Well done. Very professional looking. Good luck with it and I hope you get plenty of hits!

Well done! At last we can get up to date information on the web.