Visit Bonkle Church History of the church Read our Magazine     ews, articles, events, services.
View the Village of Bonkle History of Bonkle, Allanton and Murdostoun Estates. Photographs old and new.
Organisations Sunday School                       Sunday at 12 noon  Badminton Club                         Monday eveings 6.30 pm Ladies Fellowship                       Every 2nd Tuesday evening at 7.30 pm Art Class                                    Tuesday evening at 7.00 pm Men's Club                                 Wednesday evening at 7.00 pm Thursday Club                            Thusday afternoon at 2 pm Walking Group                           2nd & 4th Tuesdays at 9.00 am, Sundays in Summer at 2.00 pm Rainbows     Brownies     Guides  Friday evenings The Ark (Youth group)                Meets in Coltness Memorial Church
E-mail - web master Enquiries about all pages on these sites. bonklechurch@yahoo.com
Links to other organisation and people - Churches, newspapers, libraries, ancestral searches etc.
Church of Scotland Our governing body with links to other churches in Scotland www.churchnet.org.uk www.kirkweb.org

The various linked pages contain details of the history of Bonkle, Newmains, Wishaw, Lanarkshire Scotland. It covers the village of Bonkle with photographs both old and new showing the changes that have taken place in Bonkle. It includes the history of Allanton Estate and "Retreat for Ladies" and Woodypoint. Some details of Murdostoun Estate are also included.

The section on the churches give details of Bonkle Church and Coltness Memorial Church, Newmains, linked charges of the Church of Scotland. They are Christian churches of the Protestant religion in the Presbytery of Hamilton and Synod of Clydesdale, Church of Scotland, Lanarkshire, Scotland. The churches are of the Christian Faith, beleiving in God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the Communion of Saints. The history of the churches, their organisations, services and events are given. The current newsletter/magazine is published on the site. The information page includes many links to local sites of interest and links to help your search for "roots".

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