Special Evening Service
Donacloney Presbyterian Church
special evening service
marking Rev. Jim Hagan's 50 years in ordained ministry
Sunday 29th May at 6.30pm
music by Donaghadee Testimony Male Voice Choir
guest speaker: Rev. Tommy Shaw
Spring Communion Season 2016
The sacrament of the communion of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated here at the end of the morning service on Sunday 1st May.
The programme for the weekend is:
Friday 29th April at 8.00pm - Pre-Communion Service
- Reception of new church members
- Luke 15:11-32 - Compassion: the love that reaches us
Sunday 1st May at 11.30am - Morning Service
- Sharing in the Communion of the Lord's Supper
- Luke 15:11-32 - Celebration: the love that blesses us
Sunday 1st May at 6.30pm - Evening Service
- An opportunity for praise and thanksgiving
- Luke 15:11-32 - Comprehension: the love that transforms us
Plan to come along and share in these times of fellowship around God's Word.
CROSS WORDS
HOLY WEEK EVENTS | 21ST - 25TH MARCH 2016
Have you ever been puzzled as to what Easter is all about?
The gospel message of Jesus Christ is something all Christians cling to and the entire world should hear.
This year Donaghcloney and Waringstown churches are working with one another to bring the message of Easter to our community.
Mon 21st March 2016
St Patricks Church, Donaghcloney, 7.30pm
SUBSTITUTION (The great exchange)
Isaiah 53:1-12/Luke 23:26-46. Speaker: Rev. R A Moffett.
Tue 22nd March 2016
Donaghcloney Methodist Church, 7.30pm
PROPITIATION (God's wrath averted)
Mark 15:21-39. Speaker: Pastor Ken Davidson.
Wed 23rd March 2016
Waringstown Primary School, 7.30pm
RECONCILIATION (Relationship restored)
Isaiah 59:1-8/Colossians 1:21-23. Speaker: Rev. Andrew Thompson.
Thur 24th March 2016
Holy Trinity Church Waringstown, 7.30pm
REDEMPTION (The price paid)
Exodus 15:1-18/Romans 6:1-14. Speaker: Rev. Philip Thomspon.
Fri 25th March 2016
Waringstown Presbyterian Church, 7.30pm
JUSTIFICATION (The legal position)
Romans 3:9-31. Speaker: Rev. Bryan Martin.
Fit for Purpose 2015 / 2016
A church fit for purpose is called to have a prophetic voice in the world, and to provide a place of transformation. The "church" is always the people - and a church fit for purpose is to be made up of people of service and outreach.
From our General Assembly at the start of June past, we have been challenged to live up to our calling to be a caring fellowship, welcoming the stranger and learning from one another, valuing the gifts of each individual, while offering prayer and pastoral support to all in need.
