Glasgow Road , Paisley  PA1 3PA

Telephone:        0141-889 7060

e-mail:   Church Office

e-mail:       Webmaster

Scottish Charity No:   SC007484

Minister: Rev Alasdair F Cameron, B.D., C.A.
Minister:   Rev Alasdair F Cameron, B.D., C.A.

SHERWOOD GREENLAW CHURCH

Sherwood Greenlaw Guild



The Guild is a movement within the Church of Scotland which invites and encourages both women and men to commit their lives to Jesus Christ and enables them to express their faith in worship, prayer and action.


The Guild’s aim has been underlined in our motto which is taken from Acts 27, verse 23:


"Whose we are and Whom we serve."


The Guild is about invitation, encouragement, commitment, and fellowship which leads to providing opportunities for continuing growth in Christian faith through worship, prayer and action.

Worship is an essential ingredient in all meetings and activities. Prayer underpins everything - and is a means of involving those members who cannot be active in other ways.


Our Guild currently has 51 members and meets on Mondays – monthly at 1.30pm and fortnightly at 7.30pm.


Office Bearers:    Co-ordinator     Mrs Jean Hosie                    Tel: 01505 331 262


                              Secretary          Mrs Maureen MacKenzie   Tel: 0141 882 5952


                               Treasurer         Mrs Sheila Wilmington         Tel: 0141 889 8156




To find details of the Guild syllabus, please click the following link:


                                                                         Syllabus


GUILD PROJECT 2009 - 2012
 *INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE MISSION
 (Terrify No More – Cambodia)
Responding to God’s command to ‘seek justice, rescue the oppressed’ (Isaiah Ch.1 v.17, NRSV),  IJM rescues people from slavery and forced prostitution in countries where they cannot rely on national authorities for help.  Covert investigations are carried out by experienced professionals, who then work with IJM lawyers to get the police to free the victims and arrest and prosecute the traffickers so that they cannot continue to victimise people.  The work is difficult and sometimes dangerous.  In 2007, worldwide, IJM was able to free 207 from forced prostitution.  In Cambodia, on which the Guild project focuses, there are over 30,000 girls and young women who have been forced into prostitution and are detained against their will.  Some are as young as five.  In the first year of the project, IJM Cambodia aims to rescue 65 girls and return them to their families or provide whatever aftercare they need.