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News of the next diocesan Encounter event for women. We’re heading to the seaside for the next Encounter event on Saturday 6 June when our hosts will be the team at St John’s Newcastle. We’ll be joined by three special guests – Carolina Schmidt, a SAMS partner from Chile; local artist Jacqué McNeill and the Revd Karen Salmon, rectorContinue reading “@Newcastle”

Following the recent installation of our new broadband, and a successful test yesterday, we are pleased to confirm that our 10.30am Sunday morning services will again be streamed live each week on Facebook. As before, a recording will also be made available on our website https://stmoluasonline.com/videos/ later in the day. Obviously, if you can joinContinue reading “Back on stream!”

A reminder that the Belfast City Marathon will be taking place tomorrow Sunday 3rd May. The Upper Newtownards Road, on which St Molua’s Church is situated, will be closed to traffic from its junction with the Comber Road down to Beersbridge Road for part of Sunday morning (06.00 – 10.30am approximately). Parishioners and visitors mayContinue reading “Sunday 3 May”

Advance notice that the next meeting of St Molua’s Book Club will be held at 2.30pm on Monday 11th May in the Church Hall. This gives you plenty of time to catch up on the books which we will be discussing over a cup of tea/coffee that afternoon – Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers andContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

Our monthly Healing Services in partnership with The Church’s Ministry of Healing resume on Tuesday evening 5 May at 8.00pm in the Side Chapel of St Molua’s Church. This month we are delighted to welcome Canon David Brown back as our guest preacher.  Please join us if you are seeking healing, prayer and God’s peace;Continue reading “Healing Service”

We are so pleased that the Dublin based Ascolta Vocal Ensemble have chosen St Molua’s as the venue for the second performance of their summer concert on Saturday 16th May from 6.00 – 7.00pm. Further information and booking details in the links below: Ascolta is an eight part choral ensemble based in Dublin. We’re aContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

We are delighted to welcome The Priory Singers back to St Molua’s for their performance of John Rutter’s Requiem on Friday 5th June 2026. Booking and contact details below:

Our friends at Dundonald Arts Club would like to invite you to attend their annual art exhibition at St Molua’s Church Hall, 645 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast BT4 3LR. The official opening, by Dan Dowling, is at 7.30pm on Thursday 16th April. Please come along and bring your friends to support the club, have aContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

A tasty date for your diary Saturday 9th May from 2.00pm in St Molua’s Church Hall Come along and judge all the cakes – unlimited tea & coffee Everyone welcome

Such a special Easter at Messy Church! Huge thank you to everyone who helped make it happen

A reminder that all are invited to attend St Molua’s Annual Easter Vestry meeting in the Church tonight, Monday 13th April @ 7.30pm. Parishioners are encouraged to attend this, the Annual General Meeting of our parish, even if they do not wish to stand for appointment to the Select Vestry or other posts. Everyone isContinue reading “Annual Easter Vestry Meeting”

… And that’s a wrap on our ‘In The Wilderness’ series!   We’ve journeyed through doubt, burnout, loneliness, anxiety, comparison, failure, and death, remembering that it’s not about what wilderness you’re in, but who you’re walking it with. Thank you to everyone who came along, leaned in, and journeyed with us over the last sevenContinue reading “In The Wilderness”

Really looking forward to a special Easter Messy Church this Sunday 12 April from 4.00pm at St Molua’s with our friends from Stormont Presbyterian Church . Fun for all the family. Everyone welcome! *All children must be accompanied by an adult* Messy Church is messychurch.org.uk

All are invited to attend St Molua’s Annual Easter Vestry meeting in the Church on Monday 13th April @ 7.30pm. Parishioners are encouraged to attend this, the Annual General Meeting of our parish, even if they do not wish to stand for appointment to the Select Vestry or other posts. Everyone is welcome, although onlyContinue reading “Annual Easter Vestry Meeting”

Still to come this Easter at Stormont Parish.