The beginning of Acts 2 is a familiar passage. It can pass over us without effect, seemingly irrelevant for today, or fuel controversy among us. So, what is God trying to teach us as a church? Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Dublin & Munster Presbytery Service. Led by Rev. Mark Proctor (Naas, Moderator of Presbytery) and Rev. John Woodside.

Decisions are important, some more than others, and they have consequences. How should we, as Christians, approach decision-making as individuals and as a church? Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

We continue our study in Acts by looking at the relationship between the power Jesus promises before His ascension and prayer. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

It may seem strange to study Acts under the current circumstances, but even the early church experienced seasons of waiting and preparation. We begin our series with their commission to carry on the work of Jesus here on earth. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

2020 has certainly been a memorable year. As a new year begins, how will we approach 2021 as individuals and as a church? The psalmist helps us tune our hearts to the key of hope. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

In this very strange year for our world, there has been a lot of conflicting advice from different sources. Sometimes, those same sources even issued advice that contradicted what they had recently said. Where is wisdom to be found? Our Advent series concludes by thinking on the final title of Jesus – Wisdom – in the carol “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”. Led by Andrew Whiteside.

Happy Christmas! Today, we celebrate the birth of our Saviour. But what has He saved us from? How does He save us? Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

On this fourth and final Sunday of Advent, we consider what it means to be ambassadors of Jesus, “our King of peace”. Led by David Boyd.

“The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned.” (Isaiah 9:2) Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.