Podcasts from the Presbyterian Church in Ireland

Address of the Moderator, Dr Frank Sellar, at the Communion Service of the 2016 General Assembly.

The General Assembly is the decision and policy making body of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. It meets annually with approximately 1,000 delegates from Presbyterian congregations all around Ireland involved in the five days of worship, prayer, bible study, celebration and decision making. The Assembly met in Assembly Buildings, Belfast from Monday, 6th June until Friday, 10th June, 2016.

Address of the incoming Moderator, Dr Frank Sellar, to the Opening Meeting of the 2016 General Assembly.

The General Assembly is the decision and policy making body of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. It meets annually with approximately 1,000 delegates from Presbyterian congregations all around Ireland involved in the five days of worship, prayer, bible study, celebration and decision making. The Assembly met in Assembly Buildings, Belfast from Monday, 6th June until Friday, 10th June, 2016.

Address of the outgoing Moderator, Dr. Ian McNie, to the Opening Meeting of the 2016 General Assembly.

The General Assembly is the decision and policy making body of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. It meets annually with approximately 1,000 delegates from Presbyterian congregations all around Ireland involved in the five days of worship, prayer, bible study, celebration and decision making. The Assembly met in Assembly Buildings, Belfast from Monday, 6th June until Friday, 10th June, 2016.

The outgoing Moderator, Dr Ian McNie, reflects on his year in office at the Opening Meeting of the 2016 General Assembly.

The General Assembly is the decision and policy making body of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. It meets annually with approximately 1,000 delegates from Presbyterian congregations all around Ireland involved in the five days of worship, prayer, bible study, celebration and decision making. The Assembly met in Assembly Buildings, Belfast from Monday, 6th June until Friday, 10th June, 2016.

Trigger Talk 1: The Gods in our Pockets – Stuart Hawthorne (Assistant Minister Abbots Cross)

Trigger Talk 2: Rhythms of Devotion – Helen Warnock (General Director Scripture Union NI) God desires relationship and intimacy with His people but what does this look like in our busy lives? How can we build regular rhythms of devotion that will stand the test of time? How can the Bible and prayer be part of our every day?

Trigger Talk 3: What does success look like as a Christian? – Chris Gardiner (Dentist and member Drumbo PC) Our world celebrates ambition, drive, size and success. Should we ignore these things or aim for them? This trigger talk will explore what success might look like as we seek to follow Jesus in our studies, families and workplaces.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.

David Montgomery—General Secretary, IFES Ireland

The first decade of adulthood is crammed full with major transitions such as the move from full time education to employment, the leap from youth group to whole church, or the shifts of school to university and living away from home. This seminar will touch on the complexities of some of these transitions, helping us thrive as disciples of Christ in our new environments. Particularly touching on transitions faced as students, we will be encouraged to be agents of change wherever we find ourselves.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.

Peter Lynas—Director NI, Evangelical Alliance

Northern Ireland is emerging out of a period when it was naturally described as a Christian country. Should we as Christians have something to fear? In a marketplace of competing ideas, this seminar will both hold on to and confidently share the faith in Jesus that you carry. Peter will grapple with the cultural context we now live in, as well as provide a framework for how we can interact with the society around us where so much seems to be up for grabs.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.

Transform seeks to connect a generation of young adults from across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, equip them to be disciples of Jesus and inspire them to live this out in the every day. This recording is taken from the Transform Gathering which took place in the Cathedral Quarter, Belfast from 1st-2nd April 2016.