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Really looking forward to Messy Church this Sunday 9 November from 4.00pm with our friends at Stormont Presbyterian Church 618 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3HH. Fun for all the family. Everyone welcome! *All children must be accompanied by an adult* Messy Church is messychurch.org.uk

You’d be so welcome to join us this Sunday 9 November at 10.30am as we remember the service and sacrifice of all those that have defended our freedoms and protected our way of life. ‘At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them‘ For those unable to attend, theContinue reading “Remembrance Sunday”

Don’t miss this great opportunity to ‘Join Santa for Breakfast‘ in St Molua’s Church Hall on Saturday 6 December. For further information, and to book places, see contact details below:

Our monthly Healing Services in partnership with The Church’s Ministry of Healing continue on Tuesday evening 4 November at 8.00pm in the Side Chapel of St Molua’s Church. This month we are delighted to welcome Canon Ken McGrath, Rector of St Dorothea’s Gilnahirk, as our guest preacher. Please join us if you are seeking healing,Continue reading “Healing Service”

All are warmly invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Sunday 2 November. For those unable to attend, the service will be streamed on Facebook as usual and made available on our website at www.stmoluasonline.com/videos/ later in the day. Other service details for this coming week: Tuesday 4 November8.00pm Healing Service (Side Chapel)inContinue reading “This Sunday”

Thank you so much to all at St Molua’s who filled boxes for the annual Blythswood Christmas Shoebox Appeal. Thirty shoeboxes have now been delivered to the local collection centre to form part of Blythswood’s distribution to people in need. For more information about Blythswood Care and the Shoe Box Appeal please see: blythswood.org/shoeboxappeal/

Don’t forget – tomorrow Saturday 25th October from 10.00am in St Molua’s Parish Hall. Spread the word! Why not invite relatives, friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee and tasty treats?

Don’t forget that British Summer Time ends on 26 October with the clocks going back one hour at 2.00am on Sunday. This will give us all an extra hour to prepare and get to church in good time for our service of Morning Worship at 10.30am and our Sunday Kids’ Club JAM 😊. For thoseContinue reading “Clocks go Back!”

Our ‘Sole Mates’ Walking Group have been out on their last scheduled trip for the 2025 season when, on Saturday 18 October, we visited Hillsborough Forest Park & Lake set in the picturesque Georgian village of Royal Hillsborough, County Down . We were very lucky with the weather which, despite a foreboding forecast, remained mostly dry althoughContinue reading “Sole Mate ramblings”

We are very pleased to be welcoming the Excelsus Choir, directed by TonyMorrison, to lead a special service of Choral Evensong at 3.30pm in the church on Sunday 26 October. Formerly The Balligan Consort, the Excelsus Chamber Choir exist to sing Choral Evensong in various churches around the country. They started earlier this year andContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

On Tuesday 21st October our neighbours at Knock Methodist Church are hosting an evening starting at 7.30pm called ‘From Lament to Liberation’ organised by Kairos Ireland. This will be a conversation with Rev Ashraf Tannous, Lutheran Christmas Church, Bethlehem to hear his experience of what has been going on in Gaza over the past twoContinue reading “@Knock Methodist”

We’d love to see you tomorrow Sunday 16 October at our Family Service. This is our monthly gathering that is for all ages. We then head over to our church hall after for refreshments. You’d be so welcome.

A date for your diary not to be missed – Saturday 25th October from 10.00am in St Molua’s Parish Hall. Spread the word! Why not invite relatives, friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee and tasty treats?

Our next Sole Mates outing is to Hillsborough Forest Park & Lake set in the picturesque Georgian village of Royal Hillsborough, County Down . We will meet in St Molua’s Church carpark at 10.00am on Saturday 18 October and travel by shared cars to the Forest Park. Our walks are open to all – to church members,Continue reading “Walking Group”

The Ladies Guild was very pleased to welcome Dr Lauren Smyth from Clifton House to give us a talk and presentation on the “Women of Clifton House”. The Woman’s Charitable Society was set up in the 18th century to deal with poverty in Belfast,  distinct from the workhouse, and although the most renowned woman wasContinue reading “Ladies Guild”