Good Friday Walk of Witness in Lisburn
Lisburn’s annual Good Friday Walk of Witness involving the city’s different churches saw a good turn out despite the very wet weather.
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Renewal of vows at Maundy Thursday service
Clergy and Lay Readers from across Connor Diocese gathered at Belfast Cathedral on the morning of Maundy Thursday, April 17, at the invitation of Bishop George Davison for a service in which they renewed their ordination vows.
Inspirational and memorable’ choral workshop
On Saturday April 5, the Connor and Down and Dromore Organ Scholarship Scheme Board of Management hosted a choral workshop with the renowned organist and choral director Dr Barry Rose OBE.
Families follow the journey to the empty tomb
There was a great turn-out for Connor Children’s Council’s ‘Journey to the Empty Tomb’ event for children and families.
‘An amazing experience’ – Andy attends First Responders retreat in California
The Rev Andy Moore, curate in the Parish of Kilconriola and Ballyclug, Ballymena, has just returned from California after a week in Hume Lake Christian Camp with Firefighters for Christ (FFC).
St Matthew’s parishioner Agnes celebrates her 100th birthday!
Many congratulations to Agnes Patterson, a parishioner of St Matthew’s Parish Church, Belfast, who celebrates her 100th birthday today (April 1)!
Commissionings and anniversary celebrated in Mothers’ Union Festival Service
The annual Connor Mothers’ Union (MU) Festival Service took place in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday March 23.
Introduction of new priest-in-charge in Rathcoole and Whitehouse
The Rev Colin Welsh was introduced as priest-in-charge of Rathcoole and Whitehouse at a service in St John’s, Whitehouse, on Wednesday March 19.
St Patrick’s,Whitehead, upholds an ancient tradition
St Patrick’s, Whitehead, has replaced its worn out liturgical linens and garments, writes Joanna Pawson.
Stained-glass window workshop in St Stephen’s, Millfield
St Stephen’s, Millfield, was one of a number of venues visited as part of a three-hour stained-glass tour through North Belfast’s historic churches on March 1.
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