Category: News

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We are sorry to announce the death of Mrs Rhona Dunlop, a much valued and long serving member of the parish. Rhona died peacefully a few days ago and her funeral service has been arranged for Monday 25 November at 3:00 pm at Roselawn Crematorium. The Rev John Auchmuty has

Yes, we are just a few days away from the next issue and December and January’s pages are waiting for your news, photographs and event details. Send your copy to Stephen by email and we will see if and how we can use it? Make your mark on the life

Archdeacon David McClay Elected as New Bishop of Down and Dromore It was announced today that the Episcopal Electoral College for the Diocese of Down and Dromore, meeting in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh, has elected Archdeacon David McClay as the new Bishop of Down and Dromore.  He succeeds the Rt

10:30 on Saturday 2nd November at the Church Hall behind St Andrew’s Church. Come and enjoy the buzz of a good morning together.

Our annual Christmas Box appeal officially ended on 27 October. We understand a few people have yet to return their gifts for the children who benefit from this wonderful project by Samaritan’s Purse organises each year. Please bring your outstanding gifts (in both senses) to on of our churches on

A late reminder that the Harvest in Killaney takes place today, 20th October, in S Andrew’s Church. The church building is looking beautiful, and a warm welcome awaits you. Refreshments served afterwards to all our guests. Below is a photo from a previous year.

Have you ever wished you could go through that days that conversation, that incident one more time? And make a better job of it? Were there a few words you wish you had said. . . Like Thank You? Sunday 13th at 10:30 in Carryduff, and 12:00 in Killaney.

We invite you to join us in worshipping God, giving thanks to him for the Harvest, at St. Ignatius’, Carryduff at 9:00, 10:30 and 6:30

Sunday 29th September Our “cousins” across the Atlantic often confuse the social justice we seek in community with a broad liberal agenda. For this reason many Christians in the states choose to call it biblical justice instead. The Bible does not advocate a specific socialist or conservative agenda either; these

At St. Ignatius’, Carryduff and St. Andrew’s, Killaney this Sunday (10:30 and 12:00) our worship focusses on Christ and his approach to strangers, the foreigners or aliens referred to in the New Testament.