On Tuesday 7th April 2020 ten of us had a most enjoyable bible study based on Psalm 8. We used Zoom to be able to see and talk to each other, mind you it did seem a tad unusual sitting in our own homes chatting to each other …we even had some pets there too!…
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We deeply regret not being able to meet in person but each of us has a responsibility to care about the health of others and we need to urge each other to observe the government guidelines at this time. During these times of staying indoors you can join us on our Facebook page where there…
Read More“In the light of the current Coronavirus precautions and conscious of the need to protect people, Ministers of the Ballymena Presbytery have agreed that until further notice Ministers will conduct a short service at the place of burial or cremation with only the immediate family present. Ministers will not conduct services in a home, funeral…
Read MorePRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Dear Colleagues, following on from yesterday’s Pastoral Letter from the Moderator, and in light of evolving Government advice both in the United Kingdom and in the Republic of Ireland, we today issue the following formal advice to all Ministers and Kirk Sessions: Until further notice, all congregational organisations and activities should cease until…
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145 women of all ages gathered for our annual Kells Ladies’ Breakfast. It was a wonderful morning of praise and worship, prayer and meditation, good food and hospitality, catching up with old friends and making some new ones. The theme was “There’s a hole in my bucket”! Our speaker was Dr Lynne Murray who was…
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Massive congratulations to our Campaigners, who came 2nd overall at the Regional Bible Quiz in Carryduff Baptist Church on Friday 21 February 2020.Juno’s team who came second in the Juno’s competition; Sophie Campbell, Amy Craig, Samuel McAleese and Sarah McNeilly.Other Campaigners who made up the whole Kells team who came second overall; Olivia Quail, Scott…
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