Statement on the death of Queen Elizabeth II
It is with the most profound sadness that we, the Officers, Elders, Members and Friends of the Free Presbyterian Church […]
Assisted Suicide Bill – 4th July 2022
Sadly and regrettably it has been brought to our attention that for the 13th time in recent years, MPs in
STATEMENT ON THE SECRETARY OF STATE’S PLANS FOR ABORTION COMMISSIONING
FPC Government and Morals Committee The Free Presbyterian Church is deeply concerned about plans by the Secretary of State Brandon
STATEMENT ON HOMOSEXUALITY
Government and Morals Committee June 2021 Rev Gordon Dane: ConvenorRev David McLaughlin: Secretary The Free Presbyterian Church as a Church
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND POLITICIANS
The Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster views with deep concern the reports that Secretary of State Brandon Lewis is set
9th January 2021: Statement regarding church closures
The General Presbytery of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster, at its monthly meeting on Friday, 8th January 2021, discussed
A STATEMENT BY THE PRESBYTERY OFFICERS ON OUR CHURCH’S POSITION ON MARRIAGE
The Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster unreservedly subscribes to the fundamental principle that God’s infallible Word is the final authority
Statement on Papal Visit to Ireland
The visit of the Pope to the Republic of Ireland last weekend ( 24th -25th August 2018 ), has already
STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF DR. IAN R. K. PAISLEY
FORMER MODERATOR OF THE GENERAL PRESBYTERY OF THE FREE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF ULSTER It is with deep sadness and regret that
Statement by Rev. David McIlveen on funeral arrangements
Original article published by the NewsLetter, Monday 15th September 2014 A retired Free Presbyterian minister has said he believes the