A space for the whole community – opening of Ballymoney Quiet Garden
The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Richard Holmes, officially opened the Quiet Garden in the grounds of St Patrick’s Church, Ballymoney, on Saturday September 11.
The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Councillor Richard Holmes, officially opened the Quiet Garden in the grounds of St Patrick’s Church, Ballymoney, on Saturday September 11.
Four new deacons were ordained to serve in the Ordained Local Ministry (OLM) at a service in Lisburn Cathedral on Wednesday September 8.
David Holmes, Parish Reader in St Bride’s Parish Church, Kilbride, has raised more than £2,500 for NI Chest, Heart and Stroke through a sponsored cycle around the churches in Antrim rural deanery.
Mental health was the focus of ‘Crest of a Wave’ – a big family weekend organised by Agherton Parish, Portstewart, from August 20-22.
Congratulations to Jasmine Gray, a parishioner of St Simon’s and St Philip’s in Donegall Road, Belfast, on her recent success in the prestigious Dance World Cup.
Belfast Cathedral’s ‘Joseph’ themed Music Summer School was a huge success, with 60 children stepping into the amazing space of St Anne’s Cathedral to sing, make music, and have fun.
Carnmoney Parish Church hosted a Covid Recovery Day as a way of helping members of both the church and the local community to reflect on and process their experiences of the pandemic.
Are you in Antrim Rural Deanery? Do you fancy a spin on your bike around every church in the deanery? If so, David Holmes, a parish reader in Kilbride Parish, would like to hear from you!
Many congratulations to Bertha Christie, a parishioner of St Patrick’s, Jordanstown, who celebrates her 100th birthday on Saturday August 7.
A planned summer scheme for children and young people in the Parishes of St Michael and St Stephen had to be re-invented when rising Covid cases in the area forced its last minute cancellation.
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