2022 February Edition of Crossroads This month’s magazine is available online with links to relevant remote sites.
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Mothers’ Union: Transformation
This month’s MU meeting will introduce us to the MU theme of the year; Transformation. There is some uncertainty about whether our planned speaker will be able to attend, so, just in case, we have a back-up plan in the form of a service. We will not know for sure
Continue readingSunday Message 2nd January 2022
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Continue readingDaily Bible Reading Guide 2022
Bible Society Northern Ireland regularly produce a daily bible reading guide to assist people to read their own bibles daily! If you would like an individual copy, please use the following link to get one. For further details, before applying, you can see last year’s version here. If there is
Continue readingNew Year Weekend at Church
1 January 2022 St Ignatius’ Church 10:00 am New Year’s Day Communion New Year Communion 2 January 2022 St Ignatius’ Church 8:30 am Early Communion Early Communion 10:00 am Parish Communion Parish Communion St Andrew’s Church 12:00 pm Parish Communion Parish Communion
Continue readingSt Stephen’s Day at KandCd
We welcome you to worship today at Carryduff and Killlaney parish churches at 10 am and 12 pm respectively. Worship continues with a seasonal theme, although this time it reflects on the message of forgiveness from the lips of Saint Stephen. Come and experience the wonder of forgiveness!
Continue readingChristmas Message from St Andrew’s
Christmas Day Sermon and Carols from St Andrew’s Church, December, 25, 2021.
Continue readingHappy Christmas | Dec 25
To watch this, rather than read it, may I suggest you click the image above or use this link. Happy Christmas morning! May I, on behalf of my family, wish you and all your loved ones are blessed and happy Christmas season Every year brings its own challenges, and I
Continue readingWaiting is nearly over | Day 27 | Dec 24
The Waiting goes on . . . . and on! When will this be over? No, I am not talking about COVID–19. I try to avoid starting conversations that way when I can, although we all have opinions about it. Some borne of tragedy, some of confusion and many by
Continue readingAnyone for Tea? | Day 26 | Dec 23
Anyone for tea? Cautionary Tales We were invited to Aras an Uchtaran some years ago. That is the name of the Irish Presidents’s formal home in Phoenix Park Dublin. We were both nervous and elated. We were put at a table beside a couple who, like us, had moved with
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St Ignatius’ Carryduff Friday 24th December 8:00 pm Christmas Communion Christmas Eve at Carryduff Saturday Christmas Day 10:30 am Church Family Christmas Service Sunday 26th Boxing Day 10:00 am Holy Communion Boxing Day at Carryduff St. Andrew’s, Killaney Saturday Christmas Day 9:30 am Christmas Family Service with Communion Christmas Day
Continue readingAbandoned by the king | Day 25 | Dec 22
An excuse for a man The brave words of a crumby king: ‘He is in your hands,’ King Zedekiah answered. ‘The king can do nothing to oppose you.’ Imagine today’s political leaders stepping back and abandoning their duty! Leaving us high and dry! Here was a king who used the
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