Monthly Archives: November 2023

We all have our various traditions at this time of year. Why not join our Advent Bible Challenge… and create a new tradition this year? It’s as easy as A B C !

Don’t forget this tomorrow evening! You are warmly invited to join us in Bangor Abbey on 30 November as we gather to celebrate our many and varied links with the global church and inspire one another towards the formation of new missional partnerships. The evening will include a presentation of the findings of our parish–wideContinue reading “Celebration of mission links”

Don’t forget our Coffee morning Cakes & Craft from 10.00am on Saturday 25 November in the Parish Hall. Spread the word. Why not invite friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee, scones and tray bakes? All welcome

Dundonald Food Bank’s @Tesco food collection is happening from 30 November to 2 December and they are on the look out for volunteers to help them! Your support will make a real difference to people facing hardship in your local community Find out how you can get involved @ info@dundonald.foodbank.org.uk or by calling 028 9543Continue reading “Volunteers needed!”

The Winter 2023/24 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!

A date for your diary not to be missed! Spread the word. Why not invite friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee, scones and tray bakes? All welcome

The season of Christmas is so difficult for many people, especially when loved ones are no longer with us. You are invited to join us for a special reflective service for Advent, on Sunday 3rd December, when there will be an opportunity to remember our loved ones, and to focus on Hope. Full details below.Continue reading “@ St Molua’s”

Our friends at St Mark’s, Dundela are holding a Christmas Tree Festival in December. See details below:

Hi all, Messy Church is on this Sunday in Stormont Presbyterian. Join us from 4-6pm for remembrance themed crafts, worship and food with our friends from St Molua’s Church. Everyone is welcome but all children must be accompanied by an adult.

On Saturday 11th November, many P7 pupils across Northern Ireland will be sitting the very first SEAG transfer test papers. Join us in praying for them – we pray that they would know God is with them as they face something new!

Please do join us this Sunday at 10.30am for our morning service which will include an Act of Remembrance. Everyone welcome.

It’s our monthly ‘Soup-er Saturday’ lunch this week. Join us at 12noon on 11 November in the Parish Hall for soup & chat Everyone welcome.

St John’s Orangefield have launched the East Belfast Baby Bank – an initiative to help those who are finding it difficult to cope with the rising costs of children’s essentials – clothing and hygiene products.  Now open for referrals, the East Belfast Baby Bank (EBBB) is for any parents/carers (of children aged 0–5) who are currently in financial difficulties.Continue reading “@ St John’s”

Looks like the The Little Kiddie Mart got off to a great start (despite the weather) on its first visit to St Molua’s on Saturday 4 November 😊. “A fabulous morning at St Molua’s this morning. Lots of people turned up despite a very soggy start to the morning and our stall holders had aContinue reading “Mart success!”

Our friends at St Mark’s, Dundela have a Lego exhibition on today and tomorrow – details below