Our outing this year is on Saturday 31 May. We plan to leave the Church Hall car park at 1.00pm, travelling in cars. Coffee and scones will be served at Castle Espie at 2.00pm. The afternoon can be spent either
EveryWoman Outing
Christian Aid Week
Christian Aid Week Christian Aid Week will take place this year from 12-17 May. Envelopes will be available in the Church and the Hall. If you would like to contribute just pick one up and return it to the Offering
Pop Up Toy Shop 2025
The Pay-What-You-Can Toy Shop is back! Saturday 10th May 2025 from 9.30am till sold out, usually around lunch time. Donations can be left at the church hall from the 5th-9th May. Contact Michael Thompson on 07899 894205 to arrange delivery
Legacurry runs for the Blue Houses
This year around 30 people from Legacurry are training to run or walk in the Belfast Marathon to raise money for The Blue Houses in Ballysillan. By donating and partnering with us people who live in this awesome community will
Helping Hands
Helping Hands Helping Hands meets on Tuesday 18 March at 10.30am in the Minor Hall. Alan Little plans to join us to give an update on the work of Impande. We extend an invitation to any who wish to learn
EveryWoman
EveryWoman EveryWoman meets on Monday 3 March at 8.00pm in the Minor Hall. We continue with our theme “Entrusted to be faithful”. Using video excerpts from her recent visit to Belfast, Jen Wilkin will help us explore and appreciate the
Combined Male Voice Choir Concert
Helping Hands
Helping Hands meets on Tuesday 25 February at 10.30am in the Minor Hall.
EveryWoman
EveryWoman meets on Monday 3 February at 8.00pm in the Minor Hall. Our speaker will be Valerie Murphy. Valerie is one of the lecturers on the Women’s Study Fellowship course at Belfast School of Theology. Do put the date in
The Ordination and Installation of Mark Hawthorne
Friday 6th December saw the Ordination and Installation Service of Mark Hawthorne, our new Minister at Legacurry. Pictured left is the Reverend Andrew Thompson, our convenor throughout the vacancy and new Minister, the Reverend Mark Thompson. The evening saw a