Spring Fellowship Weekend 2018

During this weekend, we share the Bread and Wine of the Lord's Supper, and in fellowship together as the Body of Christ.

Over the weekend we will focus on Revelation 19:6-10 and our theme will be, "Invited to the Supper."

• Session 1 - Friday 4th May at 8.00pm in the meetinghouse
  'When the Lord comes to reign'
  
  
• Session 2 - Sunday 6th May at 11.30am in the meetinghouse
  'When the Lamb has His wedding feast'
  
  
• Session 3 - Sunday 6th May at 6.30pm in the meetinghouse
  'When the Bride stands arrayed'
  

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Essentials

Our Tuesday Fellowship is using a brand new resource for use within congregations that aims to help followers of Jesus reflect on and live out the essentials of discipleship. Essentials is a practical Discipleship Resource that has been developed specifically for the context of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, drawing on a wide collection of voices, insights, teaching and testimonies from right across our denomination.

Each session will unpack how it is essential for disciples to come to Jesus, respond to His call, share in community, take their place in culture, reflect His courage, accept the cost, take up His challenge and continue with Christ.

Join us on Tuesday evenings as we walk through the journey of discipleship by drawing on passages from the life and ministry of Jesus, right from the call of the first disciples to their commissioning into his mission.

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It's all about the Cross

The churches represented in Donaghcloney and Waringstown will be meeting together each night this week (25th - 30th March).

Guest speaker John Woodside writes:

Most movements who want to promote their cause choose an attractive badge like the Panda of the WWF or the Prancing Horse of Ferrari. What cause could hope to prosper when its symbol is a gallows? But the death of Jesus on a cross is like a key. It is the key to understanding ourselves, why the world is as it is, history and the future, our relationship to God and to other  people, marriage - in fact all the big issues in life. This is why we will be focussing on the significance of the cross; and why I look forward to sharing some of these great themes with you.

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Christmas 2017 Arrangements

Church Family Carol Service

Sunday 24th December at 4.00pm in the Church Meetinghouse, followed by tea and mince pies in the Church Hall. A special offering for the Presbyterian Children's Society will be collected at this service.

Christmas Day Service

Monday 25th December at 10.30am. A special offering for the PCI World Development Appeal will be collected at this service. Information about this year's appeal, 'A beautiful idea: Women's voices in fragile states', can be found on the PCI website.

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