Church Organisations

This page currently under revision (January 2012)


Click here for a few images of our Sunday School and Creche.
Click here for our Boys' Brigade.(Anchor Boys, Junior and Company Sections)
Click here for our Girls' Brigade. (Explorer, Junior and Brigader Sections)
Click here for the Scout Troup that meets in our church.
Click here church Guild (supporting CrossReach - a CofS charity) .
Click here for our Saturday morning Pop-In Cafe.
Click here for Causeway Prospects.(Adults with severe learing difficulries)



The Boys' Brigade - 111th Glasgow Company

The Object
The advancement of Christ's kingdom among boys and the promotion of habits of obedience, reverence, discipline, self-respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness.

The Motto
Sure & Steadfast

Meeting Times
Anchor Boys [Boys aged 5 - 7 years]
Thursdays, 6.45pm - 7.45pm
Junior Section [Boys aged 8 - 10 years]
Thursdays, 7.45pm - 9.15pm
Company Section [Boys aged 11 - 17 years]
Fridays, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
All 3 sections meet in the Old Church Hall in Church Street

Company History

The Company was re-established on 23rd December 1941 by Rev. Adrian Watt and since then we have been part of the Parish Church in Baillieston.



The Girls' Brigade - 95th Glasgow Company

Aim
To help girls become followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, and through self control, reverence, and a sense of responsibility, to find true enrichment of life.

The Motto
To seek, serve, and follow Christ

Meeting Times
Tuesday 6pm - 7pm Explorer Section (primary 1-3)
         7pm - 9pm Junior Section (primary 4-7)
          7pm - 9pm Brigader Section (high school)

Company History
The 95th Glasgow Company of The Girls’ Brigade celebrated 25 years in 2007 but The Girls’ Brigade Scotland is much older. We started as The Guildry founded in 1900. For more information on the Girls' Brigade in Scotland visit

Child Protection
All Officers in the company are up to date on Child Protection procedures with the Church of Scotland and Girls’ Brigade Scotland. The safety of the girls is a priority.
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144th Glasgow Scouts (1st Baillieston)

St. Andrew's Baillieston



Meeting Times
Beaver Scouts [aged 5½ - 8 years]
Mondays, 6.15pm - 7.15pm in New Hall
Cub Scouts [aged 8 - 10½ years]
Wednesdays, 7.00pm - 8.45pm in Old Hall
Scouts [aged 10½ - 18 years]
Fridays, 7.15pm - 9.15pm in New Hall
Old Church Hall in Church Street, New Hall in Bredisholm Road
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    The Guild

    Baillieston St Andrew's Guild




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



    St Andrew's Guild meets every Thursday from the begining of October to the second week in April at 7.30pm in the New Hall when everyone is welcome.
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    The Saturday morning Pop-In Cafe

    Community Saturday morning 'Brunch' in the New Hall.

    The Saturday morning Pop-In Cafe is open the first three Saturdays of every month from 10.00am to 1.00pm and meets in the New Hall. It was originally set up by a group of lady communicant members of St. Andrew's Church.
    Its purpose was, and still is, to provide a community service for all the people of Baillieston who wished to meet in a convivial and friendly atmosphere to enjoy breakfast and/or lunch. It is frequented by many Baillieston folk, many of whom have no connection with St Andrew's Church. This includes adults with learning difficulties with their day carers because the atmosphere is non-threatening, welcoming and very forgiving, not just the members of staff but also the regulars who frequent the Pop-In.
    It is staffed by teams of ladies most of whom are communicant members of St Andrew's Church, but also by some ladies, from time to time, who are either members of neighbouring churches or not associated with any church at all. All the team leaders have attended and received certificates that entitle them to prepare food on the premises. All the food is prepared fresh on the day to order and the quality (not to mention the quantity) is greatly appreciated by many regulars, especially those who live alone and really enjoy the adult company.
    On Saturday 7th June 2008 the Pop-In celebrated its 10th birthaday (it started the first week in June 1998). The following are a few photos of the ladies who were serving on 10th anniversary day:-
    Pop-In 10th Anniversary

    Pop-In 10th Anniversary

    Pop-In 10th Anniversary

    Pop-In 10th Anniversary
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    Prospects (previously Causeway Prospects)

    Tony Phelps-Jones (Director of Mission and Ministry at Causeway Prospects) defines Causeway Prospects as a mission to people with learning disabilities. There are over 1.4 million people with learning disabilities in the UK; they are in every parish and every community, and they need to know that Jesus loves them. Causeway Prospects provides advice, training and resource materials to equip churches for effective ministry and outreach among people dearly loved by God and often marginalised by society.
    Causeway Prospects runs meetings at several events and organises training and ministry events all over the UK. With 30 years of experience and a developing range of resource materials Causeway Prospects is well placed to support churches, like Bailliestin St Andrews, to meet the needs and challenges presented.
    Baillieston St Andrews supports Causeway Prospects by making our New Hall available for meetings and Worship Services. In addition our church gives active support to the Causeway Prospects Charity shop located in Tollcross Road near Parkhead Cross in Glasgow.
    < Click for Causeway Prospects website
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