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We wish to record our heartfelt thanks to all who took part in our Stand Fast in the Faith Conference

Friends, neighbours, brothers and sisters, I write these words not as a politician or campaigner, but as a pastor —

Date: SUN 7:00pm 15th March 2026Testimony: Rev. Dr. Stanley Barnes Podcast The Testimony of the Reverend Dr. Stanley Barnes Setting

Based on the First Epistle to Timothy 2:1–3 (KJB) “I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and

In recent days, our congregation at Carryduff Free Presbyterian Church has been informed that Killynure Road—upon which our church stands—will

The recent appointment of Elder Clark G. Gilbert as a new Apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day

Introduction We live in an age when choice — even religious choice — appears endless. In nearly every town stand

On Wednesday 28th January 2026, Dame Sarah Mullally’s Confirmation of Election ceremony took place at St Paul’s Cathedral, where she

Fellow believers, The Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s announcement that a woman minister, Rev Mairísíne Stanfield, has been short‑listed for Moderator

Each year, the Christmas address from the monarch serves as a mirror of the moral and spiritual state of our

Let us speak plainly, as Knox himself would, without the pious murk of modern compromise. What the modern Church of Scotland calls “a fuller and more holistic account of the Church’s faith” is no advancement of Reformation doctrine; it is the burial of that doctrine under an ecumenical shroud. Where our church fathers confessed one faith drawn from the pure fountain of Scripture — Sola Scriptura — the Theological Forum has mingled it with lesser streams, clouding the living water with human sentiment. The new Book of Confessions is not a continuation of the Reformation, but its undoing.