Young people from in and around Lisburn took part in the Street Reach Lisburn project which ran from April 12-14. Co-ordinated by Matt Craig, Youth Director at First Lisburn Presbyterian Church, this year’s event was run by members of Lisburn…
An Australian couple flew half way round the world to renew their wedding vows in the Larne church they were married in 60 years earlier. During the special service in St Cedma’s Parish Church, Eileen and Norman Greenway were flanked…
Liverpool Football Club’s community coaching team spent the Bank Holiday weekend in north and west Belfast. The coaches were at Paisley Park in the Shankill for a fourth year to train children and young people and help them master football…
The annual Good Friday ‘Carrying of the Cross’ march of witness was held in Lisburn on Friday April 6. The procession gathered at the lower end of Bow Street and, led by the Lisburn City Centre Ministers, made its way…
Liverpool Football Club’s community coaching team is back in north and west Belfast over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. The coaches will return to Paisley Park for a fourth year to train children and young people and help them master football…
During the first days of Holy Week folk from St Paul’s Parish Lisburn, distributed up to 300 Easter Eggs throughout their parish, particularly in new housing areas. The church minibus was loaded up and used as transport. Each egg was…
The Easter message of the triumph of life over death and hope over despair is reinforced for all of us in Ireland this year. We may not have put behind us all of the legacy of a troubled past, but…
Around 370 girls and officers attended the Lagan District Annual Girls’ Brigade Service in First Lisburn Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 1. The 15 Girl Brigade Companies represented were: Drumbo, Dunmurry, Elmwood, First Lisburn, Hillsborough, Kilmakee, Magheragall, Moira and Sloan…
Northern Ireland has the highest number of regular churchgoers in the UK according to a survey by Christian relief and development agency Tearfund. This revealed 45 per cent of people here regularly attend church. Geographically, Greater London showed the second…
The Church of Ireland Episcopal Electoral College for Connor Diocese which met in Armagh on Wednesday March 28 failed to appoint a new Bishop. The decision now passes to the House of Bishops, which will meet shortly.
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