Building a Church Without Walls
This week for his ecumenical tithing Fr Martin Magill returned to Woodvale Presbyterian Church, where he renewed some friendships and gleaned much from the sermon by Rev Ken Doherty.
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This week for his ecumenical tithing Fr Martin Magill returned to the Dock Church’s monthly service on the Nomadic in the Titanic Quarter. There was news about the Lord Mayor’s peace vigil tomorrow at Belfast City Hall, as well as … Read more...
This week Fr Martin Magill returned to his ecumenical tithing, visiting Trinity Reformed Presbyterian Church in Newtownabbey. His post today focuses on the substance of the sermon by Rev Warren Peel, although he notes that his visit also gave him … Read more...
This week readers will have missed Fr Martin Magill’s regular post about his ecumenical tithing. That’s because he has been on retreat since Sunday evening at Holy Cross Benedictine Monastery in Rostrevor, Co. Down.
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This week for his ecumenical tithing Fr Martin Magill travelled to the Newtownards Road in East Belfast, where he visited Megain Memorial Church of the Nazarene. Fr Magill gleaned a lot of lessons from the sermon, which focused on the … Read more...
This week Fr Martin Magill returned to the monthly service of the Dock Church in the Titanic Quarter, held onboard the Nomadic. The service included worship, updates on the growth and progress of the Dock cafe project, and Rev Chris … Read more...
This week Fr Martin Magill attended the farewell service for Rev Margaret Ferguson of Woodvale Methodist. Rev Ferguson has been very active in the community and in partnership with other churches – she will be especially missed in west and … Read more...
This week’s featured organisation from the 4 Corners Networking events is Sacred Heart Parish in North Belfast. The description of the parish’s work is written by parishioner Rosemary McCloskey. Readers of this blog will also be familiar with Sacred … Read more...
This week for his ecumenical tithing Fr Martin Magill visited the Crescent Church in Belfast for the first time, hearing his first ever sermon on 3 John and being encouraged by the active involvement of young people in the congregation. … Read more...
This week Fr Martin Magill returned to the area where he grew up and worshipped at St John’s Church of Ireland in Crumlin. He describes an engaging family service that involved people of all ages.
This week Fr Martin Magill remained in his own parish on Sunday evening as Sacred Heart hosted the annual local ecumenical service for Pentecost. In one of her first public functions, it was attended by the new Lord Mayor, Nichola … Read more...