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Join us on Sunday at 10.30am as we celebrate the Day of Pentecost – it is also Vocation Sunday, and we will be considering how we may serve the Lord in our daily lives and in our church. Everyone welcome! At 7.00pm we will join with our Christian brothers and sisters in the local areaContinue reading “Sunday 28 May”

Great representation from St Molua’s Select Vestry in Carryduff last night – somehow the six ladies that came along managed to avoid the camera … the gents were not camera shy! Other photos from the event are available to view on the Diocesan website and Facebook pages via the links below: The final of threeContinue reading “St Molua’s @ Carryduff”

Our next Sole Mates outing is a visit to Divis and Black Mountain to complete ‘The Ridge Trail’, which is described as a ‘Moderate’ walk by the National Trust (who own the land and maintain the trails). The trail is a 4.2 mile circular route with stunning views over Belfast. We will meet at StContinue reading “Walking Group”

We were delighted to welcome Archbishop John McDowell as our guest preacher on Sunday evening 21 May, as we gave thanks for a most wonderful weekend. More photos to follow!

It was lovely to have Bishop David along on Friday morning to officially open our flower festival, and thanks to Annette for the photos – please do come along if you’re free – everyone welcome! There’s lots to see, flower and quilt displays, great music, and lovely refreshments available

Join us for MESSY CHURCH this Sunday @ Stormont Presbyterian Church from 4-6pm – everyone welcome! Please consider inviting some friends, family and neighbours to join with us for crafts, worship and pizza! Hope to see you there

A Service for Christian Aid Week at 10.30am in St Molua’s Church. Everyone welcome. This year we celebrate how Christian Aid partners in Malawi are helping farmers transform their livelihoods with the humble but mighty pigeon pea. Christian Aid Week 2023 14th-20th May 2023. For 10 years, Esther grew pigeon peas on her farm, butContinue reading “Sunday 14th May”

Don’t forget our monthly ‘SOUPer SATURDAY’ on Saturday 13th May at 12noon, – hot soup and a warm welcome. Please do join us for a soup lunch and some chat – everyone welcome!

A lovely ‘picnic’ Coronation Celebration lunch after church on Sunday – and delicious goodies on offer. More photos will be included in our next Contact magazine. Thanks so much to everyone who decorated the hall and made such lovely savouries and cakes – delicious!

It’s all go at St Molua’s as the final preparations get underway for our Flower Festival. St Molua’s Church Flower Festival 19th – 21st May Friday & Saturday 10am-8pm, Sunday 2-6pm See information below with details of the opening ceremony and closing Service of Thanksgiving. Also stmoluasonline.com/festival-of-flowers/ Everyone is very welcome – please do spreadContinue reading “Two Weeks Today!”

Please note – there are no further Café Church gatherings this term as a number of other events and services are taking place during May and June. Café church will resume in September. Summer Term MAY 7th – The ‘Big Lunch’ for the Coronation 14th – Messy Church @ Stormont Presbyterian 4-6pm 21st – FlowerContinue reading “Sunday Evenings @ St Molua’s”

Thirty of the parishes and church plants across Down & Dromore are engaging in a variety of mission activities at different points in the two weeks leading up to Diocesan Synod on the 15th June. In St Molua’s we’ll be partnering with Tullycarnet Church from Monday 5th – Sunday 11th June. Further details to follow!Continue reading “SOMA Mission call to prayer”

Christian Aid Week 2023 is coming up from 14th-20th May 2023. Our Christian Aid service @ St Molua’s will be on Sunday 14th May at 10.30am Everyone welcome. This year we celebrate how Christian Aid partners in Malawi are helping farmers transform their livelihoods with the humble but mighty pigeon pea. For 10 years, EstherContinue reading “Christian Aid Week 2023”

A little reminder of our picnic after Sunday worship this coming Sunday! Everyone welcome