Church History

From a modest hall on the outskirts of Belfast to a purpose‑built training campus in County Armagh, the history of

“This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners;

Introduction In February 1951, elders from Lissara Presbyterian Church were suspended by the Down Presbytery for wishing to hold a Gospel

The spiritual landscape of Carryduff, a quaint village in County Down, Northern Ireland, is richly layered with stories of God’s

As we stand in the doorway of 2026, we mark seventy‑five years since the founding of the Free Presbyterian Church

As 2026 approaches, the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster stands on the verge of celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary—a moment not

How do we recognise a vocation when we see it? A nurse, a police officer, a judge — each uniform

In an age when the winds of compromise and ecumenism blow fiercely across the ecclesiastical landscape, threatening to erode the

🌍 Introduction — When Doctrine Walked the Streets In June 1966 Belfast became a stage upon which theology, not politics,

A research paper, published in 2006, Estimates of the Number Killed by the Papacy in the Middle Ages and Later,