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Celebrating 90 Years!

12/9/2022

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​St Dominic's Scouts and Cubs, Bishopbriggs

19/12/2020

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​St Dominic's Scouts and Cubs, Bishopbriggs donated a large tin of Tuna and jars of Mayonnaise, which were put to good use in the sandwiches tonight. 

We are grateful for their kindness and for thinking about the club and the users.

​ We wish them all a Happy Christmas.
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A Huge Thank You to St Brendan's Primary School

19/12/2020

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Mr Ian Tunmey Depute Head at St Brendan's Primary School popped into the club with Christmas Toiletries for our Club Patrons this evening. 

We were delighted to hear of the kindness from the pupils, teachers and parents of St Brendan's Primary School Yoker.

They had gathered Toiletries for our Patrons who will put their gifts to good use. 

We would like to thank all of them for think about the homeless and needy of Glasgow. 

​We wish them all a Happy Christmas.
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​A Huge Thank You to All Saints RC Secondary School ​

19/12/2020

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​Mrs Milwain dropped off a huge donation of food and goodies from all the pupils, parents and staff at All Saints RC Secondary School, Ryhill Road, Glasgow.  

We are touched by their generosity and kindness.  

The gifts will be shared with our Patrons over the next few weeks.      
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A Happy Christmas to you all!
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He was Scotland's answer to Lennie from Of Mice and Men ... and in death he found love and redemption

12/3/2017

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Ardrossan Herald
IT was a cold, bright, Monday afternoon when dozens of strangers gathered to say goodbye to a man they never knew.
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They filed in to St Simon’s church in Glasgow’s West End last Monday to commemorate the life of a man who has been described as Scotland's version of the silent, sad, lost, but much loved, character Lennie from the acclaimed John Steinbeck novel Of Mice and Men.

The man was Ian Neilson. He had spent at least two decades of his life as an elective mute, choosing not to speak and instead using hand signals if he needed to communicate with anyone.


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New Year Party 2017

5/1/2017

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​Some of the Wayside Family with Fr Billy Donnelly who Celebrated Mass for the final time in 2016, just before the 2017 New Year Celebrations began.


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​We were treated to some New Year Rapping at the New Year’s party.

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​​Karaoke in the early hours of the club 

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A good night had by all. 

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Wayside Club open every night and its services are in demand throughout the year

16/12/2016

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Author :  Deacon Michael  O’Donnell Wayside Club chaplain from St Mary’s, Calton (original here)
​It is every Baptised person’s duty to serve, but the sacramental grace that a deacon receives at ordination through the bishop’s imposition of hands and the gift of the Holy Spirit enables him to carry out the ministry of service with a special effectiveness. He is configured to Christ in his servant role and becomes a living sign of the servanthood of His Church. Deacons are considered to be helpers of the bishop and render assistance—on his behalf—to the poor and needy of the community.

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Wayside Club Centre programmes in Glasgow

16/12/2016

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Author: Jon McNamara (original here)
Open seven days per week, the Wayside Club Centre provides both emergency assistance as well as practical support to the homeless and low income. Clients of the charity may be facing a financial hardship or others are facing another challenge, such as abusing a substance or have a mental health condition. The Wayside Club will offer help to all with no questions asked.

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Calling, not falling, by the Wayside

16/12/2016

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Author : Gerard Gough (original here)
Finding shelter and support at Christmas, or at any time of year, is not easy for everyone, GERARD GOUGH discovers while visiting Glasgow’s Wayside Club
FOR many of us, Christmas time provides a welcome opportunity to focus our attention on our families and give thanks for being able to celebrate the joy of the festive seasons at home with them and the Wayside Club in Glasgow is no different, even if the family and setting are both a little more unconventional.

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