Monthly Archives: June 2023

A reminder that our friends at St Columba’s Church, Knock are holding a summer concert on Friday 30th June – details below. Please do share the post with anyone who may be interested.

Do you have a favourite item of clothing in need of repair or any small electrical items that need attention? a bicycle with problems? On Saturday 24th June from 10am-12noon St Molua’s Church will be hosting the Repair Cafe Belfast in the parish hall at 645 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR. Find us on GoogleContinue reading “Repair Café Belfast”

The Early Summer 2023 edition of the Eco-Congregation Ireland newsletter is now available to view below. You can download (pdf), or print the newsletter out, using the relevant icons at the top right hand corner of the window below (you may need to click on the >> icon to see these options if you areContinue reading “Early Summer Newsletter”

A quick reminder about the Concentio Chamber Choir Summer Recital Monday 19th June at 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church, 645 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR Find us on Google Maps or by entering cycle.angel.drove into the What3Words app. https://www.facebook.com/concentiochamberchoir

Our walking group’s outing on Saturday 17 June took us back to the picturesque town of Donaghadee on the North Down coast (also known as Port Devine in the BBC TV drama series ‘Hope Street’ ). Following the heatwave of the previous week, welcome cooler weather made for a pleasant morning’s stroll. Having travelled byContinue reading “Sole Mate ramblings”

A further selection of photos from our recent ‘Be Thou My Vision‘ Flower Festival.(don’t forget to click on the link at the bottom of this page for a second set of photos) Huge thanks to all who took photographs – photo credits are listed in the latest edition of our parish magazine Contact – whereContinue reading “More Flower Festival photos!”

Flights of fancy – At the end of March, the St Molua’s Men@10 group had a bird-watching outing to Rough Island at the north end of Strangford Lough and were rewarded with sightings of Brent geese, curlews, godwits and shelduck. The Brent geese have returned now to Arctic north Canada but will fly back toContinue reading “News (from men) @ ten”

A reminder that the last of our fortnightly Bible Studies for the present term will be held tonight, Tuesday 13 June at 7.30pm in the Minor Hall. Everyone welcome. Our sessions will resume in September when we will again delve into God’s Word together in a relaxed, informal format.

Fun times were had at Messy Church on Sunday 11 June as we looked at ‘Bible Seasides’ – lots of ‘fishy’ crafts! Great worship time with action songs and story followed by hot dogs, ice cream and bouncy castle fun – a great way to end the term! We’ll be back again in September withContinue reading “Messy Photos!”

Exciting news from the St Molua’s Eco Group! Do you have a favourite item of clothing in need of repair or any small electrical items that need attention? a bicycle with problems? On Saturday 24th June from 10am-12noon St Molua’s Church will be hosting the Repair Cafe Belfast in the parish hall. Repair Café isContinue reading “Repair Café Belfast”

Concentio Chamber Choir Summer Recital Monday 19th June at 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church, 645 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR Find us on Google Maps or by entering cycle.angel.drove into the What3Words app. https://www.facebook.com/concentiochamberchoir

A reminder to join us for Messy Church today from 4-6pm. Our theme is ‘Bible Seasides‘. Alongside the craft activities, there will be bouncy castles, hotdogs and ice cream – everyone welcome (all children must be accompanied by an adult). You can meet some folk from the SOMA Ireland SOMA UK mission team who haveContinue reading “Messy Fun!”

Our friends at St Columba’s Church, Knock are holding a summer concert on Friday 30th June – details below. Please do share the post with anyone who may be interested.

Along with other churches in the area, St Molua’s acts as a collection point for parishioners and friends to donate non-perishable foodstuff and basic household necessities which are then taken to the Foodbank in nearby Dundonald village. In May the Foodbank distributed 124 packs to feed 394 people (including 192 children). At this time ofContinue reading “Update …”

The Summer 2023 edition of our parish magazine CONTACT is now available to read or download in the Resources section of the website, along with copies of previous editions from recent years. We hope you enjoy reading the various articles and resources. Please feel free to share with your friends!