Commuter Highlights from First Church Belfast

This is a distilled version of our morning service. As I couldn't find anyone in time to do the first reading (my fault entirely) the prayers, readings and sermon are from one voice only.

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This is the audio from performance given by the Lisburn Harmony Ladies Choir oustide the church on the 18th June 2022 for the First Church Freedom Festival.

The audio of The Mono Trio's gig at First Church.

There already exists a YouTube video of this and permission was sought from the artist before filming. No copyright infringement is intended.

The audio of Winnie Ama's gig at First Church.

There already exists a YouTube video of this and permission was sought from the artist before filming. No copyright infringement is intended.

This is the audio from the panel discussion as part of our Freedom Festival. It consisted of Dr Aidan McQuade, Jill Robinson of Flourish NI, and Norman Gibson from Christians Against Poverty. There was no roving microphone during the questions part of the discussion, but hopefully people will be able to work out the gist of the question by the answer they hear.

The audio from Dr Aidan McQuade's talk on the roots of modern slavery. 

Part of the First Church Freedom Festival

An abridged version of this morning's Service from First Church, Belfast.

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Thank you.

An exceptional episode to our Communter Highlights podcast as we include the lunchtime concert given by the Edinburgh University Chamber Choir on the final stop of their Irish tour.

Apologies that our recording equipment doesn't give their performance justice, however I hope you can still enjoy them.

A distilled version of this morning's service with some information about our Freedom Festival (17th-19th June) and a reading from David Kerr

A distilled version of our normal morning service consisting of a call to worship, 2 readings, a sermon, prayer, benediction and organ outro.