Stepping inside Renfrew North Parish Church, one can almost hear the echoes of its vibrant past. This Gothic revival style Victorian church building has stood on Renfield Street since 1883. Renfrew North Parish Church isn’t just a beautiful structure. It’s a living testament to the community it serves, a welcoming space for the Church of Scotland. The church’s website proudly proclaims its mission. “We are a welcoming, inclusive, witnessing Christian community, part of the Church of Scotland, and here to serve the Renfrew community.” Beyond Sunday services at 11 am, which are also streamed online via Facebook and YouTube, Renfrew North Parish Church is a hub of activity. From the Guild and Junior Church to Guides, Brownies, Boys’ Brigade, and a Men’s Club, there’s something for everyone. The Forget-Me-Not cafe and Community Coffee bar offer spaces for connection. Renfrew North Parish Church extends its services to the community. They offer support for life events. Baptisms, weddings, and funerals are all part of the church’s ministry. They seek to help people live life to the full as followers of Jesus Christ.
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