Monthly Archives: April 2022

Don’t forget that the first night of the NEW Stormont Community Choir takes place from 7.00 – 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church Hall on Wednesday 4 May. All welcome to come, join in and have some fun !

On Tuesday 3 May at 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church, a monthly Healing Service with The Church’s Ministry of Healing. Guest preacher – Revd. Prof. RAB Mollan Come for yourself or for others. Everyone welcome. [Covid guidelines still apply.]

A sample of the stunning flowers at the wedding in St Molua’s on Friday 22April – we wish every happiness and God’s richest blessings to the newly married couple. God bless you Emma & Daniel 

Jesus Christ is risen today – alleluia! our triumphant holy day – alleulia! who did once upon the cross – alleluia! suffer to redeem our loss – alleluia! Christ is risen! The Lord is risen indeed. Alleluia! Happy Easter everyone! Join us in church as we celebrate together this morning at 10.30am, everyone welcome.

Café Church at St Molua’s starts back at 6.30pm on Easter Sunday 17 April in the Church Hall with a showing of the movie ‘Risen’ staring Joseph Fiennes. Please see below, dates and details of Café Church sessions over the coming weeks. Everyone welcome!

Delighted that our Knit and Natter group were able to send their latest batch of trauma bears to a new home “Yesterday, Pamela, one of our ABI Coordinators over in Northern Ireland met with Michelle at the Royal Victoria Hospital for Sick Children (RBHSC). Michelle is one of the Play Therapists based on the PaulContinue reading “Bears safely re-homed”

We had a great time at Muddy Church, the weather was rather cool – but at least it stayed dry! Starting off at Stormont Presbyterian Church with the first station and a Palm Sunday craft, we followed a trail through Stormont grounds, stopping off at each station to discover a little more of the EasterContinue reading “Muddy Church on Palm Sunday”

With Bishop David McClay. Luke 24:36–53. The Church is charged with continuing the work of proclamation in the power of the Holy Spirit. Day 39 With Bishop David McClay. Luke 24:1–35. The last chapter in Luke, but the Gospel is still the power of God to change lives. We are entrusted with the message ‘ChristContinue reading “Day 40”

We’re so looking forward to Palm Sunday – 10th April – when we will be joining together to explore the Easter story. The trail will start at Stormont Presbyterian Church at 3.00pm, there will be a short walk through Stormont Estate finishing at St Molua’s Church with craft activities and refreshments. Everyone welcome – PleaseContinue reading “Muddy Church”

If you’d like to know more about the Bible, the Diocesan Bible Course is open for everyone – why not have a look at this video to find out more. Course leader Josh Hooker introduces the new Diocesan Bible Course beginning on Tuesday 26 April. It’s for Christians at any stage on their journey withContinue reading “The Bible?”

Please find below, details of our services for Holy Week and Easter – Everyone is welcome. Sunday 10th April – Palm Sunday10.30am Palm Sunday Service3.00-5.00pm Muddy Churchtrail starts at Stormont Presbyterian Monday 11th April8.00pm A Service of The Word for Monday of Holy Week Tuesday 12th April8.00pm A Service of The Word for Tuesday ofContinue reading “@ St Molua’s”

You may remember from a previous post that Belfast’s Black Santa is supporting the Ukraine Refugee Crisis with a special sit-out each Wednesday during Lent. Today Sharon Beck and the Rector delivered St Molua’s donation to this Bishops’ Appeal collection. Receiving the donation was Canon Mark Niblock, Dean’s Vicar, Belfast Cathedral. The money was raisedContinue reading “Ukraine Appeal response”

Some additional photos from Monday when the Bishop’s Big Bike Ride team called at St Molua’s. *Please note that Easter Sunday is the last day at St Molua’s to donate towards the ‘Bishop’s Big Bike Ride’ Lenten Appeal. Donations may be placed in the red buckets on the tables at the back of the church*.Continue reading “The final push!”

It can feel difficult to persevere in prayer – especially when it’s a huge situation and our prayers seem small in comparison to the crisis. Here are our 3 ways to keep praying for the crisis in Ukraine, but you can use them for any situation that you need encouragement for praying. 1. Pray in newContinue reading “From 24-7 Prayer”