First Larne Presbyterian Church

First Larne Presbyterian Church

News & Announcements

News & Announcements

What does the Church - at First Larne and elswhere - have to offer? Come along to both services to find out!

11am "WHAT CHRISTIANS BELIEVE - in 90 seconds!"

Saturday 14th April is the big day when two members of First Larne will join several others in a sponsored abseil from the historic heights of Belfast Castle. We wish the Rev. McClure and Michael Bailie (Editor, Bridge News) well as they take in the views over Belfast Lough!

As the Easter holidays come to an end you and yours are welcome to join us at First for our services this Sunday. At both services we continue to look at the significance of the resurrection - as an historical event AND how it has contemporary relevance for all of us.

The Mirror

Three ‘t’s on the scrubby hill, neatly crossed the Roman way,
The naked ‘i’s, skewered like worms, dotted burgundy with blood,
As clear to the passing eye as three billboards by a roadside:

6.30am DAWN SERVICE - at Bankheads (Town Park)

In association with Craigy Hill and Gardenmore Presbyterian Churches, followed by breakfast at Craigy Hill Presbyterian Church

 

Click here for details of our lunch-time reflections and evening services for Holy week.

Lunch-time at First Larne and evenings at St. Cedma's (except for Good Friday Communion at First)

11am "Here Comes the King!"

This will be the final service conducted by David Kelly as our assistanrt minister. On Thursday 12th April he will be ordained and installed as Minister of Woodburn and Loughmorne congregations at a service at 7.30pm at Woodburn Presbyterian Church.

 

Services for the Fifth Sunday in Lent

11am "Which Way Now?"  Jeremiah 6 v.16-21

7pm "Do You Hear What I Hear?" Listeners to Jesus  Matthew 5 v.14-16; 7 v.24-27 and Luke 16 v.19-31)

In our services for Mothering Sunday 2018 we shall be listening to the women who encountered Jesus.

 

11am "Behind You!"  John 10 v.11-16

 

7pm An Evening Reflection for Mothering Sunday: "Listening to More (rather surprising!) Women's Voices"

Mission in Ireland Evening

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