Dear Friends, As the bombers went into the hotels and churches in Sri Lanka and detonated their packages of death, what was in their minds? Was it hatred for the people who would be there? Was it hatred for what they believed,
A Thought For May
Church Weekend 2019
Church Weekend 2019 20th-22nd September at Castlewellan Castle Following on from the success of our first weekend away, we are heading back to Castlewellan Castle this September. It is open to everyone from young kids to our senior members and
Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade Displays
This month we’ve held our annual BB and GB displays. Many thanks to all our BB and GB members and their leaders for a fabulous job! Well done also to all the parents who faithfully bring their children to our
Moderator’s Week Of Prayer
You can download details about the Moderator’s Special Week of Prayer here: Week-of-Prayer_Prayers_A4
Brian & Maria Liggett’s Christmas Newsletter
Liggetts Christmas 2018 News
Community Christmas Lights Switch On
If you’re a member of the wider Legacurry area community, we would love you to join with us for the annual switch-on for the community Christmas Tree on Thursday 6th December at 6.45pm. Once again, we’ll be partnering with our
Charity Commission Annual Report
Legacurry Annual Report 2018 The Legacurry Annual Report – can now be accessed through The Charity Commission’s website using the following link: https://www.charitycommissionni.org.uk/charity-details/?regId=105293&subId=0
A Thought For November
Dear Friends, What’s the connection between a witch, a snowman and a rabbit? Answer: sadly, these have all become the identifying icons of Hallowe’en, Christmas and Easter. “Hallowe’en is the evening before the Christian holy days of All Hallows’
Burkina Faso Vocational Training School Update
Burkina Faso Vocational Training Centre You may remember that earlier in the year, as a church family we committed to help our friends at the charity AEAD, establish a Vocational Training Centre which would be based at the Bethel School
A Thought For October
Dear Friends, “Kilmount Presbyterian Church is situated in rural Co. Cavan about five miles from Cootehill. Like all rural communities, demographics fluctuate. Having had just one child of Sunday school age a decade ago, the last ten years have seen