Sandyknowes Blog

Living beside the busiest roundabout in Northern Ireland gives plenty of opportunity for watching the world go by. Sandyknowes Blog is the personal blog of Niall Lockhart (minister of Ballyhenry). Pull in and have a read…

This Sunday morning (11am) we have a visit from David Morrison. David is training to be a minister and has been with us on a number of occassions.

This Sunday morning we haev been invited to host BBC Radio Ulster's 'Morning Service.' For those planning to attend Ballyhenry we need to be in our seats at 9.45am to begin a final run through / practice. Our creche and children's provision (for P1-P3) will be operational from 9.30am. Older children should come into the service and they will be able to leave for Primetime after the Children's Talk. For those listening at home the service is due to start at 10.15am - full details by clicking here.

People go for walks in all kinds of places - in the park, down the street, into town, some have even gone for a walk in space! Over the past number of Sunday mornings we have been thinking of what it means to 'Walk the Walk' of life as a Christian - where we are, in the places where God has called us. This Sunday morning in Ballyhenry (11am) we conclude our series 'Walk the Walk' by looking at James 5:1-20. Our service will include 'Communion' (when we remember Jesus' death by sharing bread and wine together). We also have a full children's provision and supervised creche.

This Sunday we meet in Ballyhenry for morning worship at 11am. The focus of our service will be 'Remembrance'. We will be journeying through an act of Remembrance, reflecting on the realities of war and conflict, and ultimately coming to a point where we see that at all times and in all places God has been (and is) there - a God who does not stand above the suffering of this world, but who in Jesus has come to be with us.

Our 11am service will include full children's provision, supervised creche and praise lead by our Praise Group.

This Sunday morning we meet for morning worship in Ballyhenry at 11am. Our topic will be 'You raise me up' as we pick up on the next section in the book of James (chapter 4 vs 1-17). In this chapter we see James in duel mode - both rebuking and encouraging his readers. Our key verse for the morning comes from James 4 vs 6 where we read: 'God opposes the proud, but shows favour to the humble.' Praise Group will be leading and we have full children's provision (including supervised creche and teenage Bible Class).

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