Shop – Wholeness Through Christ

The Wholeness Through Christ shop “The Cross” is located at 51 Maddiston Road, Brightons, Falkirk.

The shop is open Monday to Friday from 10am – 3pm

The shop is open to anyone, It offers a warm comfortable space to relax and enjoy home baking and refreshments (at no charge).

There is a ‘quiet room’ available if you need someone to talk to or just to be still and peaceful.

If you just need a “warm space” to sit and chill then please pop in.

We are a Christian charity and the shop is run by volunteers. Donations are gratefully received (sorry we are unable to take clothes).

Events being held in the shop will appear in the News section of the website.

The History of the Wholeness Through Christ shop

The café at Brightons Cross had closed, and a for sale notice placed in the window. A few of us wondered if this could be a way of reaching out to the community and providing a place for people to meet have a hot drink and receive help or assistance if needed.

We began to pray together God heard our prayers. Amazing things began to happen. The owner of the property took it off the market and gave it to us rent free. Having asked many people around the country and also Ireland to pray we were given a financial gift from a couple in Ireland who felt this gift would open the doors. It certainly did.The entire property needed painted. We bought the paint. It was hard work, painting greasy dirty walls and woodwork, we kept on praying. A phone call from Scottish Prison Service asking if we would be willing to allow some young men to do some work for us. Our answer was yes please. Three young men came every day for the next six weeks. The prison officer who contacted us also came and overalled all the electric wiring. Most of the furnishings came from Scottish enterprises, who as it so happened were refurbishing their offices. We had not asked them or contacted them. How could we get the furniture here? The nearest haulage contractor had heard of what we doing and also praying. He told us he had a van going to Stirling and coming back empty and offered to collect all the furnishings at no charge. Chairs arrived from the prison and a church in Braco.