Ministries

Helping Hands meets on Tuesday 2 November at 10.30am in the Minor Hall. We extend an invitation to ladies who do not knit or crochet to join us for chat and a cuppa.

Lisburn Foodbank would be so grateful if you could add a few items for them to your basket this autumn.  Every contribution whether it’s one item or a few, helps make a difference to local families and individuals in need.

Local churches are such an important part of what the Foodbank does. Through donations, volunteering, financial support and prayer, churches help them be there for individuals and families across Lisburn when they are going through difficult times. They are incredibly

Helping Hands Helping Hands meets on Tuesday 27 October at 10.30am in the Minor Hall. We are a group of ladies who knit, crochet and chat. If you are not able to knit or crochet you are welcome to join

Helping Hands begins on Tuesday 29 September at 10.30am in the Minor Hall. We are a group of ladies (men are welcome!) who knit and crochet garments for a variety of charities. The main charity that we support is Impande in

EveryWoman begins a new session with a visit to Sonas, Lisburn on Monday 14 September at 8.00pm. Julie Hoey, one of the directors, will share her story. A light supper will be provided at a cost of £5 each. The evening will also

Foodbanks provide emergency food and practical support to people who have been left without enough money to live on. People also get emotional support, and a reminder that they are not alone and someone understands. The volunteers at foodbanks offer

More people than ever are being driven to foodbanks and the sharp increase in people needing help is outstripping food donations. Your donations are vital to ensure that the Foodbank can continue to help the people in the community.