Nathan & Ashley Update… The church family at Legacurry wish to congratulate our assistant minister, Nathan Duddy, on his call to become the new minister of Arklow Presbyterian Church. While all at Legacurry will miss Nathan & Ashley, we
A Thought for March From the Rev Bobby Liddle. Dear Friends, Thomas A. Edison was working on a new invention called a “light bulb”. It took a whole team of men 24 hours to put just one together. The story
Earlier this week, we marked the seventy years service as committee members which Gordon and Irene McKeown have given to Legacurry Presbyterian. An amazing achievement! As a small token of our appreciation, the Rev. Bobby Liddle presented Gordon & Irene with
Peter Scott has just returned from Burkina Faso, where he was a member of Legacurry’s latest water well drilling team. Have a look as Peter talks about how this experience has affected him.
A Thought For February – from Rev. Bobby Liddle Dear Friends, Here is an excerpt from the Age NI web-site. For many older people winter means loneliness, poverty and ill-health. Some older people find it difficult to pay their heating
We’re now collecting items for the Lisburn Foodbank which is run by the Lisburn City Church in Graham Gardens and helps local people who are in crisis. There are special ‘Food Bank’ containers in the church vestibule and you
Be thankful for a successful first well drilled. it was a day of highs and lows as we first of all got water, then appeared to lose much of it again before cleaning out what will be a very good
Today we spent the morning doing final preparations and set off after lunch to the first site not far from the base. We have been joined by the other part of the team from Ohio By the end of the
Hi all The team arrived in Ouagadougou yesterday evening . Today we attended a wonderful children’s focused service at Pastor Philippe’s church and had the opportunity to pass on the greetings of Legacurry to the congregation there. Tomorrow the well
Dear Colleague, As you are aware the Refugee crisis has dominated the news over the past days and as a Church we have sought to say something meaningful, recognising the complexity of the situation. (You can read the Moderator’s statement