Killaney & Carryduff

It seems we are now part of a world that has COVid-19 and we have to (try to) live with it. The question is how best to live with a disease which has an unacceptably high rate of mortality in certain generations who catch it, and a level of morality

Leaving by foot from Carryduff Church Carpark at 8:30 am am on Saturday 7th March, our men’s breakfast will hopefully take place at 9:00 am in Woodlawn Garden Centre’s Maple Restaurant. To let us know you are coming, please, and how many friends are walking with you (or coming with

Thank you for remembering to support The Larder which supports the community near St Christopher’s in East Belfast. If you have even one or two goods for the Larder please bring them to church on Sunday 2nd February at the usual services.

“Well, did you get what you wanted?” These are official words to be used by all adults addressing children at Christmas time. At least, so it seems. After all, they say, “Christmas is all about giving!” This year, here are some last minute gifts you may like to give –

Will this Christmas be a real Cracker? It is all in the way we pull together! 12:00 22nd December and 9:30 on Christmas Morning 25 December

The Scene is set for the Nativity in Carryduff