The Church at the Crossroads
A date for your diary. EveryWoman is planning an outing on Friday 19 May to “A festival of flowers” being held in St Molua’s Church of Ireland, Upper Newtownards Road. We plan to leave the church hall carpark at 1.30pm, have afternoon
EveryWoman meets on Monday 3 April at 8.00pm in Minor Hall. Speaker is Jenny Williams from Habitat for Humanity.
Date for your DiaryLegacurry Church Weekend @ Castlewellan Castle12-14 April 2024Speaker Rick Hill
We were delighted to come together on the evening of 26th February, to celebrate the installation and ordination of our new Elders. Pictured below on the left are the new elders; Jacqueline Pickering, Michael Davidson, Moderator of Presbytery, Rev. Dr.
Join us for our annual carol service, at 6.30pm on Sunday 18th December in the church. We have a wonderful ensemble of musicians and singers this year, to bring you a mix of traditional and modern carols, so come along
On Saturday 19 November in the Main Hall at 7pm we’re planning to join with others from all over the UK and Ireland for Tearfund’s Big Quiz Night. It promises to be a night of fun, fellowship and helping to
Parents and Toddlers meets every Friday from 10.00am to 12 noon in the Main Hall (the one you see first as you drive into the car park). If you would like to help or to find out more, please speak
Join us for a half term family fun night on Wednesday 2nd November in the church hall. Tea, coffee and dessert will be served from 6.30-7pm, followed by an hour of competitive games (with prizes!) for all ages and finishing
Following its necessary suspension due to pandemic restrictions and some adjustments to how the ministry is delivered, Fresh Light counselling is now open to receive clients from today, 28 September 2022. Counselling offered from a Christian understanding of life and
START RIGHT For those interested in exploring the Christian faith or inviting a friend who has questions to ask, Graham plans to commence a Start Right course –Tues 20th Sep @ 8pm – 9:30pm in John and Alison Sloan’s home, running