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Resuming on Tuesday 1st February at 8.00pm in St Molua’s Church, a monthly Healing Service with The Church’s Ministry of Healing. Guest speaker this month will be Canon David Brown. Everyone welcome. [Covid guidelines still apply.]

Representatives of churches in the Belmont area of Belfast joined together this morning, Tuesday 25 January, for a service to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The service was hosted by St Mark’s, Dundela.

We had a great time at our first session of ALPHA last night – if you weren’t able to make it along, it’s not too late to join us! Simply get in touch #AskAtAlpha

We’re delighted to be joining with our Christian brothers and sisters during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. St Mark’s, Dundela will be hosting this year’s service – details below. If you are free, you will be very welcome.

Please be aware. Police are urging members of the public to talk to older family members following a rise in phishing text, phone call and Whatsapp messages. The scams involve usually a WhatsApp message, but sometimes a text or phone call, from a person claiming to be a family member, and have the common aimContinue reading “Scam Alert”

We have been asked to share the following information: The Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service is asking for your support, if possible. “In Northern Ireland upwards of 850 units of blood are used by patients each week, yet 94% of the eligible population still do not give blood. Donated blood is usually transfused within threeContinue reading “Give Blood – Save Lives”

Praying for Matthew & Kirsty and the Tullycarnet Church team as they meet for worship this coming Sunday at Tullycarnet Bowling Club. Every blessing from all at St Molua’s Open invitation – Open Family Whoever you are, we would love to welcome you to Tullycarnet Church. Whether you attend Church regularly, have a faith orContinue reading “New at Tullycarnet”

ALPHA – a series of weekly sessions where you can explore the Christian faith, starts at St Molua’s on Sunday 23rd January @ 7.00pm. There’s no cost and no pressure. We’ll be watching the Alpha film series, followed by a discussion time, where you can ask any questions. everyone welcome – contact us if you’dContinue reading “Alpha ???”

A reminder that you can now save your bread and crisp packets that can’t currently be recycled in household blue bins. Please bring them to church, place them in the plastic boxes in the porch, and our Eco group will recycle them for you via Terracycle East Belfast. Thank you.

We’re really excited about Alpha starting on 23rd January – everyone is welcome! To help with catering and planning, simply simply send us a message, email, or phone if you’d like to register to come along. Contact details are at the end of the invite below

Don’t forget about our ALPHA course starting on 23rd January at 7.00pm – everyone welcome!

Happy Christmas! We hope you enjoy this ‘Service of Lessons & Carols’ that was recorded in St Molua’s last Sunday evening 19 December. This morning’s service will not be recorded – you are very welcome to join us in the Parish Hall for worship at 10.30am.

Happy Christmas! We hope you enjoy our ‘Carols for Christmas Day’ Our ‘in church’ Christmas Celebration with Holy Communion Service will not be recorded this morning, so please come along at 10.30am. Everyone welcome! (Covid restrictions apply)

Dear friends, I want to (prematurely!) wish you a Happy Christmas. (I know we are still in Advent, but I’m sure you will forgive me…?!) We are still in very uncertain times, so I pray that you and your loved ones are safe and well. I hope you enjoyed the latest edition of Contact magazineContinue reading “The Rector writes … a Christmas Message”

Tomorrow, Sunday 19 December, we are looking forward to worshipping together in church at our All Age Advent service at 10.30am, where our guest speaker will be Matthew Gault (Tullycarnet Church Plant Leader), and at 6.30pm we will have our Service of Lessons & Carols. Everyone is welcome, but all Covid restrictions do apply.