Blawarthill Church was established as a Church Extension charge in 1940 to serve the then new housing area in west Scotstoun.  Meeting first in a hall church, the sanctuary was opened in 1964.  It was the first time that a congregation of the Church of Scotland had received the shell of a building, and completed it themselves by voluntary labour.  The prominent metal cross on the chancel wall was made by Messrs Barclay Curle, Shipbuilders, and gifted to the church by a former works manager.  The entire church could proudly claim to be "Clyde Built". 

Throughout its life, Blawarthill has been surrounded by pockets of significant social deprivation, and the congregation has always taken seriously its commitment to alleviate poverty in the community.  Its main outreach is currently through its Glasgow NW Foodbank, run with the support of the Trussell Trust. 

The building is now shared with St Columba Gaelic, and in 2025 the congregations linked with Jordanhill Parish Church.  The congregation is an open and affirming congregation. The Sunday church service contains elements of Gaelic within it.  For full Gaelic services please contact the church for details.