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Whats Happening this Week? || Week Beginning Sunday 16th February 2025

For Christ & Our City - St Paul’s & St Barnabas

For Christ & Our City - A Week of Mission at St Paul’s & St Barnabas

As we seek to be a light for Christ in Belfast, we invite you to join us for a special week of gatherings and events at St Paul’s & St Barnabas. From worship and community outreach to learning about God’s mission across the nations, there is a place for everyone.

Wednesday - Gather (7:30 PM)

Midweek is a time to pause, reflect, and grow together in faith. We will explore the Word, encourage one another, and share in fellowship over refreshments.

Thursday - Community Drop-In (10 AM - 12 PM)

Our church doors are open to welcome anyone who wants to come in for a cup of tea or coffee, enjoy some treats, and have a chat. Whether you're new to the area or just looking for community, you are invited.

Friday & Saturday - All Nations Fair

We celebrate God’s work across cultures with our All Nations Fair. This is an opportunity to learn about global mission, meet others, and experience the richness of the body of Christ.

  • Friday: 11 AM - 4 PM
  • Saturday: 11 AM - 5 PM

Sunday - Family Worship (10:30 AM)

Join us for our weekly service, a time of praise, prayer, and teaching. We have children’s ministry available, and refreshments are served after the service.

Sunday Evening - All Nations Worship (7 PM)

We close the week with a special worship gathering, bringing together believers from all nations in celebration of God's love and mission.

Join Us This Week

We would love for you to be part of this week of mission, community, and worship. Come as you are, bring a friend, and be encouraged in the journey of faith.

Location: St Paul’s & St Barnabas, 210 York Street, Belfast

More Info: www.spbbelfast.church

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