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A donkey is for life, not just for Palm Sunday  

Bishop David invites you to join him for the last of his 40 daily Lent devotionals exploring Revival and the early chapters of Acts. Day 40Fewer than 10% of the population of Ireland are in a church of any denomination on any given Sunday. We need to pray for revival. Let’s each of us cryContinue reading “Bishop David’s 2026 Lent Series”

Our amazing team are ready to welcome you for our Spring Coffee Morning. 10am until Noon. Another great, not to be missed, event at St Molua’s. Our annual Spring Coffee Morning this Saturday 28th March from 10.00am to 12noon in the Church Hall, 654 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR (opposite Stormont Estate Playpark). WhyContinue reading “Coffee Morning today!”

Don’t forget that British Summer Time starts on 29 March with the clocks going forward one hour at 1.00am on Sunday. So allow yourself plenty of time to prepare and get to church for our Morning Worship service at 10.30am 😊 with tea/coffee/chat in the Church Hall afterwards. For those unable to attend, the serviceContinue reading “Clocks go forward!”

This afternoon the Ladies Guild welcomed back Elma McDowell to show everyone how to create these beautiful Easter creations! Don’t they look wonderful? Looking forward to seeing you at our Coffee Morning this Saturday from 10am to 12noon – see details below

Don’t forget – another great, not to be missed, event at St Molua’s. Our annual Spring Coffee Morning this Saturday 28th March from 10.00am to 12noon in the Church Hall, 654 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR (opposite Stormont Estate Playpark). Why not invite relatives, friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee andContinue reading “Coffee Morning”

We have been so encouraged and challenged by @milliebellew during our Lent Evening Series In The Wilderness. Last night we looked at the theme of comparison and the story of Zacchaeus when Millie challenged us not to live our lives trying to measure up but to live our lives responding to the one who callsContinue reading “Lent Evening Series”

A reminder of our ongoing Lenten series In the Wilderness We don’t always choose the wilderness. But God still meets us there. Join us this Lent for In the Wilderness, which is a seven-week journey through doubt, burnout, loneliness, anxiety, comparison, failure, and death. Stormont Parish Church Sundays | 7pm 22 Feb – 5 AprilContinue reading “Lent @St Molua’s”

Thank you to everyone who came along to our ceilidh, and to those who put so much time and heart into organising it. We danced the night away… Literally! 💃

Our first Sole Mates outing of the new season is to Bangor Castle Grounds and Museum, County Down. We will meet in St Molua’s Church carpark at 10.00am this Saturday 21 March and travel by shared cars to Bangor. Our walks are open to all – to church members, friends and relatives and anyone else who would likeContinue reading “Walking Group”

The diocese has celebrated another St Patrick’s Day with several hundred pilgrims joining us for the Festival Service in Down Cathedral. The theme, Courage in the Line of Fire, both honoured our patron saint and spoke to some of the challenges facing Christians today. Mr Ian Bingham, Director of Christian Action, Research and Education (CARE) in NorthernContinue reading “St Patrick’s Day @Down”

A date for your diary – Saturday 28th March from 10.00am in St Molua’s Church Hall, 654 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR (opposite Stormont Estate Playpark). Spread the word! Why not invite relatives, friends and neighbours to join you for delicious tea/coffee and and a great spread of tasty treats?

Don’t forget – A great, not to be missed, social and fund raising event this week on Friday 20th March in St Molua’s Church Hall, 645 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR (opposite Stormont Estate Playpark). Please share and invite your family, neighbours and friends. All welcome

Where better to begin your St Patrick’s Day than at the site of Patrick’s first barn church? The atmospheric bustle of Down Cathedral comes later in our diocesan celebrations, but we always begin with Holy Communion in the quietness of Saul. Buses leave from The Mall between 8.15 and 8.45am for the service at 9.15am when theContinue reading “St Patrick’s Day”

The Spring 2026 edition of our parish magazine CONTACT is now available in PDF format to read or download in the Resources section of the website or by clicking / tapping on the image below. Printed copies will be available in church from Sunday 15 March. We hope you enjoy reading the various articles and resources. PleaseContinue reading “Spring edition of our parish magazine”