Saint Nicholas' Parish Church, Belfast - saintnicholasparishchurchbelfast
Photographs from left to right: 1. Choir of Saint Nicholas' 2. congregation at Christian Unity service;
3. the Rector; 4. Some of the guests who attended WOW at the end of January.
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Saint Nicholas' Parish Church. 507 Lisburn Road. BT9 7EZ
The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany
Creator God, who in the beginning
commanded the light to shine out of darkness:
We pray that the light of the glorious gospel of Christ
may dispel the darkness of ignorance and unbelief,
shine into the hearts of all your people,
and reveal the knowledge of your glory
in the face of Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Contacts
Inside Saint Nicholas'
W o W
29th February @ 6.30 pm!
The service, which will last just forty five minutes, is held on the last Wednesday each month. It's designed for those who cannot join Sunday Services and some who would like to go to church but don't really want to "do" Sundays just yet! It is interactive, imaginative and lots of fun (and food) as we worship God and get to know one another.
Developing a Parish Vision Statement
... a work in progress ...
So far:
We aim to draw people to Christ: the way, the truth and the life.
...
How do we fulfil this aim?
We will try to …
Grow closer to God through teaching, prayer and Bible Study.
Reach out to one another in love and friendship.
Engage with the local community in new and creative ways.
Have a world vision as we continue to be involved with the wider church through partnership and practical commitment.
Trauma Teddies
Visit to Kajiado, Kenya
From 5th - 13th December a team from CMSIreland was in Kenya to mark the retirement of Bishop Jeremiah Taama.
Photographs in the Kenya album ...
Rt Rev Alan Abernethy
Mr Ronnie Briggs
Mrs Maggie Briggs
Rev Elizabeth Cairns
Rev Jim Carson
Dr Elaine Elborn
Very Rev Kenny Hall
Rev Elizabeth Hanna
Mrs Yvonne Manogue
Mr Nigel Mansley
Canon John McCammon
Mrs Margaret McCammon
Mr John McComb
Mr Mark McCullough
Rev Jennifer McWhirter
Mr David Reynolds
Office Bearers 2011-2012
Rector’s Churchwarden: Billy Carlisle
People’s Churchwarden: Martyn Anglesea
Rector's Glebewarden: Jim Armstrong
People’s Glebewarden: Ray Hilland
Select Vestry
Gary Brown, Tom Brown (Hon Sec), Jennifer Farr (Hon Treas)
Charlotte Gault, James Keatley, Lee Lucas
Gary McKee, Maurice McKeown, Rosemary Nugent
Andrea Rea, Jennifer Thompson, Roy Thompson
Parochial Nominators
Tom Brown Charlotte Gault James Keatley Rosemary Nugent
Supplemental Parochial Nominators
Martyn Anglesea, Billy Carlisle, Ray Hilland, Patricia McKee
Diocesan Synod Members
Martyn Anglesea Charlotte Gault
Emma Fleming (under 35s)
Supplemental Diocesan Synod Members
Billy Carlisle John Hamill
Gary Brown (under 35s)
Back to School Sunday
Youth Worker and "The Boys" after the Blessing of School Bags service.
Welcome to Saint Nicholas'
If you're on the Lisburn Road do please call in to meet us. The building is open most lunchtimes (March - September and every Wednesday) for quiet prayer.
We aim to draw people to Christ: the way, the truth and the life.
(The church is opposite the
Police Station and Fire Station
at Cadogan Park.)
507 Lisburn Road, Belfast. BT9 7EZ
Find us! Join us!
How to find us ...
From the M1 leave the motorway at junction 2 (A55 - King's Hall exit). Travel towards King's Hall and, at the Lisburn Road junction, follow the road towards the City Centre. Saint Nicholas' is just over a mile away on the left - opposite the Fire Station at Cadogan Park. If you're arriving from the Ring Road .... either go along Balmoral Avenue and turn right towards the City Centre at the King's Hall junction or - go towards the City Centre along the Malone Road and turn left into Cadogan Park - the next road after you've passed "Action Cancer".
Sunday by Sunday
9.30 am
Holy Communion
(but not on the first Sunday of the month)
The main morning service is at 10.15 am for the present; Belfast South Methodist Church use Saint Nicholas' for their service at 11.30 am.
10.15 am
Holy Communion
(first Sunday)
10.15 am
Morning Prayer
(second and third Sundays)
10.15 am
All Age Worship
(fourth Sunday)
10.15 am
Service of the Word
or
Healing Service
(fifth Sunday)
Evening services are occasional and often United with Windsor Presbyterian and Belfast South Methodist - details are on the "Worship" page.
Wednesdays
1.00 pm
Holy Communion
and
Prayers for the Sick
Bishop of Connor, Alan Abernethy
In partnership with the Diocese of Kajiado, Kenya.
Bishop of Kajiado - Rev Gaddiel Lenini
The East Windows
Quick Links to Other Sites
Diocese of ConnorSaint Nicholas' is in the Diocese of Connor and this will keep you informed about issues that affect the wider Anglican community in this part of the Church of Ireland.
Church of IrelandA resource which includes links to the daily and Sunday lectionary, up to date information about the Church of Ireland and reports from the various church committees.
CMSIrelandRector's BlogA daily comment (with photographs) on the life and musing of a rector.
Saint Nicholas Centre
Saint Nicholas
The Parish Magazine for December - January is available in the church.
Click on the cup!
Index
Worship
Photographs
Kenya link
WOW
Mothers' Union
Young People
Christmas at Saint Nicholas'
Events
Prayer
Music at Saint Nicholas'
Doghouse
Windows
Lent
Easter
Harvest Celebrations.
History of Saint Nicholas
Rector's Blog
Poetry
Bishops' Pastoral Letter - October 2011
Recent years
Random stuff
Thought for the Day
Service Times
Calendar
Bishop Jeremiah Taama - Former Bishop of Kajiado Diocese, Kenya
Recent activity
About us
Guests - Please let us know that you've visited. (You need to sign in.)
2/6/2011 11:04:40 PM - 003090343298
Hello, really love the new site! Great work boss :-D
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Greetings to Eva, Lynne and Julie .... good to have you visit. Do call again!
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Hello St Nic's -good to see your site up and running!
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Just checking - good site! God bless
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I'm testing this myself ... if you call in to the site it would be great to know who you are and why you called!
Mobile Phones
Did you know that a key component of your mobile phone
is a mineral called coltan - which is mined in DR Congo.
CMSI can now recycle your old mobile phone
and the money will go towards the work of CMSI
in our partner countries like DR Congo!
Contact our offices for an envelope!
Eliot checks that all is in order ...
Related Pages
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Young People
Christmas at Sa...
Events
Prayer
Music
Doghouse
Windows
Lent
Easter
Harvest Celebra...
History
Rector's Blog
Poetry
Bishops' Pastor...
Recent years
Random stuff
TFTD
Service Times
Calendar
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