Category: Services

This Sunday, 11th August 2024, we meet to hear the word of God and to reflect on Jesus’ words to a woman: “I do not condemn you: go and leave your life of sin” Is this a message for one person who had messed up their life with one illicit act,

Sunday Services 28 July 2024 Readings: Ephesians 3:14-21 and John 7:37-52 Main Order of Service St Ignatius’ Church, Carryduff 8:30 am Holy Communion Preacher: Stephen Lowry 10:00 am Sunday Morning Prayer Preacher: Keith Shaw St. Andrew’s Church, Killaney 12:00 pm Sunday Morning Prayer Preacher: Keith Shaw

Sunday 21 July is fast approaching: we hope you will use your freedom to attend worship this week. Remember, many believers across the world do so “at their own risk!” Jesus is the foundation of our faith, the source of our unity, and the access route to our Father God.

Saint Ignatius Church Carryduff. Our Wednesday service takes place at 10:00 at Carryduff. It will be a service of Holy Communion followed by refreshments. You’re very welcome to attend.

16 June 2024 Sunday Services In recent years Stephen has appointed three parish readers to assist him the leading of worship at the services in the parishes. From a tentative start they are now playing a regular helpful role in preparing and leading in worship. This Sunday we gather in St

Sunday 9th June We look forward to hearing Mrs Marlene Moore preaching this week: “To God be the glory!” is the title of her address. Services this Sunday, God being willing, are as follows: St. Ignatius’, Carryduff 8:30 am Holy Communion A 2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1 Mark 3:20-35 10:00 am Sunday Morning Prayer 2 Corinthians 4:13

Our monthly midweek service with Lunch is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 26th May at 11:30 am in St. Ignatius’, Carryduff. You are sure to receive a warm welcome. The service usually lasts 30-35 minutes, and involves bible readings, a short address, and an invitation to receive Holy Communion.

It is Pentecost Sunday on 19th May. We welcome you back to our early communion service at 8:30 am. “Spirit of the living God fall afresh on me” What does that prayer mean today? Was Pentecost a one-off event, or a pattern for future outreach by the church? We cannot

Instead of meeting for worship on Wednesday 15th at our regular midweek service, we invite you to look back to one of the lockdown thoughts from Stephen our rector. This one was dated 29 May 2021 The message referred to “tomorrow”. That was over two years ago . . .