St Finnian’s ran its second Messy Church at the end of October with around 45 people coming along from the wider community to enjoy the event. Our team of volunteers is growing and is fantastic at working together to deliver not only an enjoyable event but also reaching out with God’s Word. Our theme was […]

Like it or loathe it, statistics show that social media is an increasingly important way for churches to connect with people. Recent research carried out by our friends across the water in the Church of England showed that whilst physical church attendance in England has gradually fallen by between 10% and 20% over a ten […]

We only have one meeting in December on Wednesday 4th when we will be visiting Parliament Buildings for Christmas Lunch at 1.00 pm. Members who have booked to go should meet in the Church car park at 12 noon to share transport to Stormont. If anyone intends to travel independently from other directions, please let […]

In deprived and impoverished areas of East Africa, the Fields of Life (FOL) built schools are educating over 50,000 children. These are sustained by the local churches (who normally take responsibility for the stewardship of the school), by Child Sponsorship and a strict inspection regime by FOL personnel. You will appreciate that in remote areas […]

It was the Beatles who sang, ‘hello is the beginning of goodbye’ in their song ‘Hello, Goodbye’ and yet, I can scarce believe that having said ‘hello’ to the church community of St. Finnian’s just over 3 years ago, the time has now come to say ‘goodbye’. Those who know me will know that I […]