"I wonder if anyone else remebers St Rollox Church down past Petershill Road. I attended Sunday school there.was christened and married there. By the same Minister the Rev, Gourlay Black. i belonged to the Girl Guides at Johnson Church."

"Hello again try old photographs of people (2) "

"Hi Betty,go up to the lft hand corner of the page and tick "Photos o people "(2) HTH"

"I found the picture thank you so very much. I just sat here and had a good greet to myself thinking of all the great times I had at that church. It brought back a lot of memories. Thank You ."

"hi my name is janet freburn nee shields my gran and papa jimmy and jenny dickie attended st rollox church they lived at 11 cowlairs road when i went to visit we used to walk from springburn to the church i can remember gourlay black the minister after he left is was a rev jones cant remember his first name "

"hi my name is janet freeburn nee shields my gran and papa dickie lived at 11 cowlairs road they were both members off st rollox church when i came my holidays to springburn i went to church with my grandparents i can also remember gourlay black i can remember a rev jones also but cant remember his first name my gran and papa were called jenny and jimmy dickie i dont no if you would have known them please reply"

"Hi all, I used to go to Springburn Baptist Church -was on their cradle roll there in 1952 or 3. I also attended Sunday School there where every Sunday morning I was given money for the normal collection and money for the missionaries. For this, there was a little metal bank in the form of a black picanin. You would put the pennies in his hand and pull the lever on his back and he would swallow the coin. I don't think somehow it would be politically correct today. Anyway, I was in the church's Boys' Brigade No 202 until about 1970, where I managed to get the Queens Badge. Our BB captain was Alex McMillan who was kind enough to arrange a reunion with a lot of my old BB and church friends in December 2000 when I was over on holiday. I also attended the band of hope which was held on Wednesday nights in the old Labour Party hall in Ayr St - only two doors down from where I stayed. Good days."