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All are invited to join us for our service of Holy Communion at 10.30am this Sunday 3 November when we welcome back the Very Reverend Henry Hull as our guest preacher and celebrant. For those unable to attend, the service will be streamed on Facebook as usual and made available on our website at http://www.stmoluasonline.com/videos/Continue reading “This Sunday”

Along with other churches in the area, St Molua’s acts as a collection point for parishioners and friends to donate non-perishable foodstuff and basic household necessities which are then taken to the Foodbank in nearby Dundonald village. In October the Foodbank distributed 137 packs reaching 405 people (including 177 children). At this time of increasingContinue reading “Update …”

Don’t forget that British Summer Time ends on 27 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!”

The ‘Little Angels’ Toddler group @ St Molua’s will be taking a mid-term break on Monday 28 October, resuming again at 10.00am on Monday 4th November in the Parish Hall. All welcome .

The deadline for the Blythswood Shoebox Appeal is approaching. Please bring your filled shoebox(es) to church no later than this Sunday, 27th October. Thank you! Throughout September and October we at St Molua’s have been collecting shoeboxes for the annual Blythswood Care Christmas appeal. Your kindness and generosity makes such a difference, receiving a filledContinue reading “Shoe Box Appeal 2024”

There will be an opportunity to donate to this appeal over the next few Sundays in church at St Molua’s.   The Church of Ireland has launched a fresh appeal to help to provide humanitarian aid for people in need across the Middle East through Bishops’ Appeal, its world aid and development programme. All parishes inContinue reading “Middle East Appeal 2024”

Join us this Sunday 20 October for our informal All Ages Together service in the Parish Hall – everyone welcome! No livestream or recording at St Molua’s this week.

Just a reminder that our next ‘Sole Mates’ walking group outing will be on Saturday 19 October when, in a change to the ‘advertised programme’, we will be covering part of the Comber Greenway for the last walk of this season. We will meet at 10.00am in the church grounds, as normal, before setting out by car to GrandContinue reading “Walking Group”

Don’t forget that our monthly Parish Prayer Time sessions continue this week on Tuesday 15 October at 7.30pm in the Side Chapel. Everyone Welcome A special prayer for use during the vacancy of a parish: Almighty God, the giver of every good gift, look graciously, we beseech thee, on thy Church, and so guide withContinue reading “@St Molua’s”

A reminder that The Ulster Consort are returning to St Molua’s on Friday 11 October for another in their series of 60minutes@6 concerts. Full details below: https://ulsterconsort.orgwww.facebook.com/TheUlsterConsort/

Really looking forward to Messy Church this Sunday 13 October from 4.00pm at Stormont Presbyterian Church Fun for all the family. Everyone welcome! *All children must be accompanied by an adult* messychurch.org.uk

Our monthly ‘Soup-er Saturday’ lunches continue this week. Join us from 12noon on Saturday 12th October for soup and chat. Everyone welcome!

Thank you so much to all who gave generously to our Harvest Appeal last Sunday for non-perishable food items etc. These have been taken to, and gratefully received by, Dundonald Foodbank. Of course, our collections for the foodbank continue throughout the year and items may be left in the church porch any Sunday morning. AlsoContinue reading “Update …”

Café Church @ St Molua’s resumes this Sunday 6 October when we will welcome Revd Brian Cruise to led our gathering at 6.30pm in St Molua’s Parish Hall. Café Church is held in the parish hall most weeks (other meetings or seasonal events sometime take place in the Café Church time slot). We gather togetherContinue reading “Sunday 6 October”