Category: News

With 73 boxes filled with presents for children at Christmas, our local generous parishioners and friends have once more done their bit to help support children from another part of the world who will likely receive no gifts other than this as December draws near. We thank you all for

Following a brave fight, conducted with dignity and courage, David McKeown passed away at his home yesterday, 16 October 2020. Sadly, at this difficult time, we cannot gather together as a Killaney Church family to mourn his passing and show our sympathy as we would like. We express our good

We are sad to report the death of Mrs Rebecca Graham, whom we knew as Rebe, former member of our parish choir, and valued member of Carryduff Parish. Rebe died peaefully after a short stay in Hospital. We extend our sympathy to the family circle, and her fellow choir members

With the announcement today (14 October 2020) of increased restrictions on meeting together for various activities, the J Club Groups are pausing their activities immediately, and will announce laterc when they will open again. Hopefully, the announcement today by Stormont will have a rapid impact on our current Coronavirus situiation,

This is a parish website issue. Recently we moved from a less secure http/www address on a server to a more secure one with a slightly different address. Searching for us When you search on bing or Google or DuckDuckGo for the site the search engine may throw up a

Members of our Mothers’ Union branch were invited at their October meeting to consider supporting Womens’ Aid with Christmas gifts. Those who have decided, for their own safety, to seek refuge in a centre may be without the resources they need to purchase gifts at Christmas. Members are encouraged to

On Monday 12 October the close family and friends gathered at Belle Gracey‘s home to bid her a fond farewell. We express our sympathy to her sister and brother, her daughters, son in law, grandchildren and great grandchildren in their loss. Belle was a valued and much loved member over

Reintroducing regular commmunion services For over 200 days our parishes have not celebrated commuion at the Lord’s Table as congregations. Occasional online services, which could be revisited, may have helped a little, but did not quite ‘hit the mark’ as far as most of us were concerned. A first service