Sunday, 13th October
There will be two services this Sunday at 10am and 11.30am led by Stephen Taylor, speaking from John 3:1-15.
What is a Christian?
What’s Happening This Week
– The Ark and Kids Faith will be provided during the service for children up to 5th class.
– Youth Group is on Saturday night 7-9pm for secondary school aged students.
N.B. Parents must fill in consent forms for each child attending youth and children’s programmes. Tea and coffee will be served in between the two services at 11am
Prayer Ministry will be provided at the end of the service.
Tuesday Night Bible Study at 8pm. Nehemiah chapter 2.
Adult Membership Class continues Wednesday 9th October at 7.30pm in Youth Room. Luke chapter 5
Open Door in the Upper Room Thursdays 10:30am – 12 noon.
Mums in Prayer in the youth room Thursdays 9.30am
Badminton Thursday at 7pm. New players welcome! All abilities!
Our church premises have been undergoing a major upgrade over the summer.
The old asbestos roof has been removed and safely disposed of. A new insulated roof is now in place and the exterior walls and interior steelwork have all been painted. We plan to return to worship and other activities from 1st September. However, there is much still to be done over the remainder of this year.
Meanwhile, we have been meeting for Sunday Worship in Wesley College each week, and we have now finished our annual Summer Club for children aged 6-13 in Wesley College’s Library block.
We are thankful to the Methodist Church in Ireland and to Benefact Trust for their generous financial support towards the roof, electric panel and fire alarm and internal structural improvements. Funding from Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council Community Climate Action Programme has been also been received for several important projects. This includes new LED lighting in the main hall, an enclosed children’s eco-garden, solar panels and cavity wall insulation, and covered bike racks which will all help to reduce our environmental impact.
The end result will be a building that is much better equipped to sustainably serve the needs of the church and community for decades to come.
We are grateful to all those who have contributed time, expertise, money and prayers to this project. We are also indebted to Wesley College who have been so helpful in accommodating us over the summer, and to the various groups who use our premises for their patience. Much has been done, there is more to do, but we have made a great start.
No Car Boot Sales this summer!
Due to building works planned for this summer, we cannot host any car boot sales this year. We hope to resume in 2025.
Children and Youth
All of our children’s activities are run by a team of brilliant volunteers, all whom are Garda vetted and have undergone child protection training.
For Grown ups
We have many opportunities for adults to meet together, to socialise and to learn something new together
