Monthly Archives: July 2021

Making in-church worship at St Molua’s as safe as possible during the current Covid-19 pandemic has always been our highest priority. Regular attenders will be aware of the systems we have in place to help minimise risk including registration on entry, hand sanitising, social distancing, guided seating allocation and increased ventilation. Much has been reportedContinue reading “Face Coverings”

Speaker Revd Mark Aldridge gives us a taste of his series in Jonah when we’ll explore why we can be confident in God and the Gospel as we emerge from a global pandemic into whatever the future holds. Mark is an Assistant National Leader for New Wine and Director of Church Leadership Development. Online andContinue reading “Bible Week Taster”

The Mission to Seafarers is one of charities which the people of St Molua’s have been supporting for many years (see our Charity and Community page for details of others). Rev Colin Hall-Thompson, Senior Chaplain of the Mission in Northern Ireland, has recently provided the following update on their work: Dear Friends & Supporters, ThankContinue reading “Mission to Seafarers Update”

This video was mentioned during Sunday morning’s service on 12 July. Local parishes across the Church of Ireland are being encouraged to support Climate Sunday – an initiative of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland – in a new short video filmed around our island. The initiative is calling on all local churches across BritainContinue reading “Climate Sunday”

Down & Dromore Bible Week starts on Wednesday, 1st September and this year is hosted by Shankill Parish, Lurgan. The event will be in-person & live streamed each evening. Put the dates in your diary! We’re looking forward to some excellent bible teaching, worship and ministry at this year’s Bible Week. Our speaker is RevdContinue reading “Bible Week 2021”