Monthly Archives: April 2025

A reminder that ‘Little Angels’ Toddler group restarts after our Easter break at 10.00am on Monday 27th April. All parents/grandparents/childminders are welcome to bring along your pre-school ‘Little Angels’. There will be a wide variety of age-appropriate toys, games and activities available, together with an optional craft activity. Refreshments will be provided during each sessionContinue reading “We are back!”

After our break over Holy Week and Easter, Revd Brian Cruise returns tomorrow Sunday 27 April to lead our Sunday evening Café Church sessions as we continue to explore the Book of Amos. Café Church is held in the parish hall at 6.30pm most weeks (other meetings such as Messy Church or seasonal events sometimeContinue reading “@StMolua’s”

Our Book Club at St Molua’s holds its next monthly meeting on Monday 28 April (a week earlier than usual) when members will discuss their chosen book for April – Women of Holy Week by Paula Gooder. Why not come along to find out what it is all about over a nice friendly cuppa? If you would likeContinue reading “Book Club @St Molua’s”

The Diocese is delighted to announce another Encounter event for women in Down and Dromore on Friday evening 30 May in Belvoir Parish Church, Belfast. Tickets are £12 each and include refreshments. We’ll spend a couple of hours together enjoying worship, chat over refreshments and hearing encouraging testimony and teaching. We look forward to seeing you andContinue reading “@Belvoir”

All our parishioners are encouraged to attend this, the Annual General Meeting of our parish here at Stormont, even they they do not wish to stand for appointment to the Select Vestry or other posts. You can read all about the Easter (General) Vestry, the Select Vestry and its functions, atstmoluasonline/select-vestry

All are invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Easter Sunday 20 April when Very Revd Henry Hull returns as our guest preacher and celebrant. For those unable to attend, the service will be streamed on Facebook as usual and made available on our website at http://www.stmoluasonline.com/videos/ later inContinue reading “This Easter Sunday”

First Comber Presbyterian Church are celebrating 380 years of Christian Life and Witness. To mark this occasion they are holding a Flower Festival from Friday 9 May 2025 – Sunday 11 May 2025. Their theme is “Be Still and Know that I am God”. The Northern Ireland Group of Flower Arrangement Societies (NIGFAS) will beContinue reading “@Comber”

A reminder of the services at St Molua’s for Holy Week and Easter. The services of Prayer and Reflection on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings will be held in the Side Chapel. We will also have our normal mid-week Holy Communion service at 10.30am on Wednesday. All welcome🙏

Bishop David has recorded a series of devotions in The Book of Revelation to take us through the 40 days of Lent from Ash Wednesday to Palm Sunday (5 March-13 April). Day 40 The last in our series of Lent devotions. Bishop David encourages us to take forward what Jesus says to the seven churchesContinue reading “Lent Series”

Really looking forward to Messy Church this Palm Sunday 13 April from 4.00pm with our friends at Stormont Presbyterian Church 618 Upper Newtownards Rd, Belfast BT4 3HH. Fun for all the family. Everyone welcome! *All children must be accompanied by an adult* messychurch.org.uk

A reminder that this Palm Sunday 13 April we are holding a Soup Lunch to raise funds for Christian Aid Week in advance of the week itself (11-17 May). Everyone welcome – if you haven’t got a ticket, don’t worry, but it would be helpful if you could let us know in advance if youContinue reading “Soup Lunch”

We’re really looking forward to the Dundonald Arts Club annual exhibition from Thursday 10th to Saturday 12th April in St Molua’s church hall. See details below. Please feel free to share with family, friends and anyone else 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 March the Foodbank distributed 108 packs reaching 302 people (including 116 children). At this time of increasingContinue reading “Update …”

All are invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Sunday 6 April when Canon Walter Laverty returns as our guest preacher and celebrant. Children will leave the service at an announced point to join our Sunday Kids’ Club JAM in the parish hall. For those unable to attend, theContinue reading “This Sunday”

Our Book Club at St Molua’s holds its next monthly meeting on Monday 7 April when members will discuss their chosen book for March – The Whole Easter Story by Jo Swinney. Why not come along to find out what it is all about over a nice friendly cuppa? All welcome.