St George's Tron Church of Scotland

A haven of quiet on busy Buchanan street ,the church has a cafe and meeting place away from the hordes of shoppers , pic was taken from one end of George st

Great Christian Church with good and capable Pastor, Alastair Duncan, creating harmony and caring with those most vulnerable people in this community. They have a lot going on both within the church (to meet the needs of the members) and outside of the church (to meet the needs of the community).This kind of church encourages members to get involved and to be a part of helping to fulfill its mission.They make guests feel welcomed and do their best to make visitors feel part of the community.There is a cafe inside the Church, The Wild Olive Tree cafe, opens from Monday to Saturday from 10:30 - 16:30, serving House-made soups, scones, cakes and barista-made speciality coffees. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available.Cafe Church- Sunday 12:30 pmTalkback Service (on zoom)- Sunday 5pmMidweek Service- Wednesday 1:15pm

A beautiful church with a mission to feed the people. Meals are available for pay or for free for those in need.

Very good soups, very positive for the digestive system. Ministers who are ready to help and listen.

A lovely walk in the city centre

Iconic church that's been renovated to the 21st century. Friendly people; church-related art work, a place for surprisingly good food. And a sense of serenity.

Beautiful church. Worth a visit.

The meeting on Mondays with the presence of Wesley is wonderful with the presence of Iranians

Dr. George Dixon, not St. George church!!!!??? I am sure this is a great Church, however, I was looking for a person not the house of the Lord. If you have not been to Old Caledonia, Scotland , please go. A beautiful and gracious land. The land of Robert Burns and the Hame o Golf. A true restful and pleasant vacation awaits you. A Kind, caring & warm welcome from some of the nicest people you will enjoy this trip.

A true iconic building in Glasgow at Nelson Mandela Place you can pop in for a cup of tea at this church. It has lot history attached to it also they commissioed the sculpture of the homeless christ sleeping on the park bench. Its one stunning work of art that alone is worth the visit to Church.