Killaney & Carryduff

The 2019 season got off to a good start with the opening outing to Ormeau Golf ClubThe course was in great order and the weather was warm and sunnyIt was a very enjoyable day with most players posting excellent scoresThe winner was Norman Uprichard with 37 points, pictured here with Captain

We are sorry to report that our esteemed friend, and fellow member of St. Andrew’s, Killaney, Mrs Valerie Sheils, has died after a long illness. As a recent churchwarden, vestry member, valiant worker and supporter of people and parish, Valerie’s contribution to life here was immense. We extend our sympathy

See our services page and magazines page to keep up to date with events in the Parish of Killaney, and the Parish of Carryduff. I look forward to meeting you at worship. Stephen Lowry

2019 Dates for the Golf Society are as follows: March  – 28th Ormeau Golf Club April  – 18th Clandeboye Ava., May – 23rd Shandon Park GC., June – 20th Malone GC (Captain’s Day), July – 25 Dunmurry GC, August – 22nd Blackwood GC, September – 26th Knock GC, October –

Who switched the light on? Sunday 3 March helps us answer Who switched the light on? Many people live in a darkness caused by shutting their eyes to the possibility of knowing God’s glory. This can be due to simple unbelief, preference for darkness, or the effect of their life’s

Today, 4/2/19, sees the painting of St Ignatius’ church building begin. High level equipment is essential to safely treat upper timbers and panels in the building. Care has been taken to ensure the furniture in the church is not damaged in the process of painting.

Gordon Hunt will share some of the discoveries he and fellow members of Carryduff Historical Society have made about our local history. Gordon will speak at a meeting hosted by Mothers’s Union at Carryduff Church Hall on Thursday 8th February at 8:00 pm

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For many believers, the gift of Baptism in water is a rich source of blessing and identity for them. Is that all? In what ways is this blessing also a danger? How did Jesus’ baptism prepare him for death, and should we see his death for us at the heart