Coronation celebrations in Connor
Coronation fever gripped the nation at the weekend, as families tuned into the very special service for the crowning of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Saturday May 6.
Coronation fever gripped the nation at the weekend, as families tuned into the very special service for the crowning of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Saturday May 6.
Rain didn’t stop play when Connor’s young people headed to the north coast on Sunday May 1 for a Diocesan Youth Beach Bonfire organised by Connor Youth Forum.
Members of St Paul’s, Lisburn, Mothers’ Union and Knit Whits have supplied 85 washbags to hospitals and to Women’s Aid, along with some wonderful knitted items for neo natal wards.
Parishes across Connor Diocese will be celebrating the Coronation of King Charles III with special services and other events. Here are just some of the activities that will be taking place.
Christian Aid Week this year runs from May 14-20, and to illustrate the impact your giving can have, the charity is sharing the story of Esther Saizi, a 54-year old widowed grandmother living in Malawi.
It was a busy Lent in the Parish of Kilwaughter and St Patrick’s, Cairncastle, with All Saints, Craigyhill.
Clergy and Lay Readers from across Connor Diocese gathered at Belfast Cathedral on the morning of Maundy Thursday, April 6, at the invitation of Bishop George Davison for a service in which they renewed their ordination vows.
St Paul’s, Lisburn, Girls’ Brigade hosted their first display since 2019 at the weekend, and what a colourful spectacle it was as it marked its post-pandemic return!
The work of David Scholes OBE, who has stepped down after 50 years as treasurer in All Saints’ Parish Church, Belfast, was described by the Bishop of Connor as ‘the fruit of a sincere Christian faith.’
Leading educationalist Professor Trevor Cooling delivered the Church of Ireland’s 65th Annual Theological Lecture at Queen’s on Monday March 20 .
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