Thanks to Christine Rankin and all the enthusiastic participants who came along to our CPR training session on 21st July at the village hall.
Early CPR and defibrillator use can make all the difference when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest.


Our village hall is at the centre of our community, where you will receive a warm welcome!
Thanks to Christine Rankin and all the enthusiastic participants who came along to our CPR training session on 21st July at the village hall.
Early CPR and defibrillator use can make all the difference when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest.

Holiday and Joanne travelled from Malaysia to Mossdale to share learnings with the Mossdale community, invited by the village hall Chair, Paul Clarke.

Joanna wrote the words below summarising their visit.
Paul introduced us to his incredible local community, people who live simply and generously.
They welcomed us like old friends, offering tea, stories, and warm dinners in their cozy homes. We were humbled and grateful.
One of the most memorable moments of our entire trip was a community sharing session at the Mossdale Community Hall, where Holiday presented the story of Noble Gateway.
Though nervous (and maybe feeling the pressure of sharing across cultures), Holiday poured her heart out-and the response was overwhelming.
The room was packed, the energy was electric, and Paul himself said:
“I’ve never seen this many people in the hall before.”
We left Mossdale changed. Grateful for every conversation, every bite of foraged food, every lesson taught by nature and neighbour alike. This wasn’t just a visit, it was a reminder of what’s possible when we live simply, courageously, and connected to the Earth and each other.
Thank you, Mossdale. Thank you, Paul. And thank you to all the beautiful souls who made us feel like we belonged. We carry your kindness and lessons with us, always.
Mossdale Village Hall was delighted to welcome so many people from Mossdale and beyond at our open day on March 22nd.
Organised as part of a wider celebration of the importance of village halls across Scotland and the wider Glenkens, attendees enjoyed good food and drink, live music and the opportunity to chat with their neighbours.
A grant from D&G Woodlands provided fruit trees which were attendees planted in the grounds of the village hall.
A huge thank you to all who made this day such a great success!

