Hillhead Baptist Church

The Church building would apparently be the best aspect of this Church — although, I have had no experience of the children’s playgroup.
This is a listed building turned Church with striking pale blue doors and lots of stone stairs and metal railings to draw your attention. However, the most attention drawing thing about this Church is — by far — the noticeable scatterings of people gathering outside, rain or shine. To me, this must be a good sign. So with a clear sign stating service times, it’s worth popping in to give it a go if you are up and about on a Sunday morning and looking for something different to do.

As in my review for the Kelvinside Hillhead church, I can only judge this one by my visits to the playgroup on weekday mornings. It’s another relaxed one run by mums, but with a little more official format in terms of attendance; you can either pay £1.50 a visit, or £5 for an entire term for your little one to find entertainment amongst the huge abundance of toys and snacks on offer. The mums who run this one have more of a senior authority, and are very organised.
This playgroup tends to get pretty busy and hectic — Fridays are usually heaving to the point of a fear of losing your child amongst the sticky crowd, but again, it’s always a good safe bet on a rainy day. Kids always love trikes and wendy houses, whether they be indoors or outdoors.