Banbridge Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church

31/05/2026

Thanks to those guest performers who joined the Rev Brian Moodie to present a wonderful Country Gospel concert at our service this morning! 🎸🎻 🎹

31/05/2026

"But some doubted..." A reflection on Matthew 28:16-20 on Trinity Sunday

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25/05/2026

Pentecost Sunday - Made for Connection - The Fire of Love - Led by Rev. Brian Moodie

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25/05/2026

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25/05/2026

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17/05/2026

Sunday Service - 17th May '26 - "Where is Christ?" - Ascension Sunday Led by Rev. Brian Moodie

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14/05/2026

This week is Christian Aid Week, and throughout May, our retiring collection will be for Christian Aid Ireland. Here, we share the details of this year's Christian Aid Week Appeal, and the story of Fridah and her family:-

Poverty and uncertainty stalk the densely packed streets of Dagoretti, a sprawling part of the Kenyan capital where almost 300,000 people live in makeshift housing.
With secure jobs hard to find, food prices rising and most people earning less than a dollar a day, life is a constant struggle. With rent, school, medicine and water to pay for too, some days there just isn’t enough money for families to properly feed their children.
It’s in a crowded area of Nairobi that Fridah Moraa (38) lives with her 13-year-old twin boys, her daughter (25), a trainee cook, and her grandson (4). The family rents a one-room home made from corrugated metal sheets. They share toilet facilities with other families and have no running water.
In these conditions, protecting her family from disease and malnutrition is a constant battle for Fridah, and one she must face alone. That’s because, in February 2025, a tragic accident took the life of Fridah’s husband. Since his heartbreaking loss, Fridah is the sole breadwinner for her family.
But thanks to the kindness of Christian Aid supporters, Fridah is overcoming poverty to feed her family and build a better future. With tools, seeds and specialist training from Christian Aid’s local partner, Beacon of Hope, Fridah is making the most of a small space in the city to grow a steady supply of fresh produce that she can cook for her family or sell on her market stall. She said: ‘Urban farming has changed my life.’
For now, the pressure for Fridah to put enough food on the table for her family has eased a little. When her market stall bustles with customers and the harvest is good, Fridah can even build savings. Because she knows her twins have ambitions and they must stay in school to realise them. That’s only going to be possible if Fridah can save money.
Fridah’s urban farm isn’t just a buffer against going to bed hungry; this tiny but mighty space holds her children’s dreams for a brighter future. She said: ‘My prayer is that I'll be able to see them graduate from college, so they can start to be independent, maybe find an occupation, and earn money.’

We encourage you to fill in your details on the special Christian Aid Week Appeal envelop in our foyer, when you can also include Gift Aid. Online payments to Christian Aid can be made at https://caw.christianaid.ie/

03/05/2026

The Way Home - Reflecting on John 14:1-10

The Way Home - Reflecting on John 14:6 - Rev. Brian Moodie

03/05/2026

Today's Sunday Service Recording - The Way Home - John 14:1-10

Sunday Service - 3rd May '26 - The Way Home - Led by Rev. Brian Moodie

03/05/2026

Today we were delighted to welcome a new member into our church family, with the baptism of little Eilidh Hanna, daughter of James and Heather Hanna and baby sister to Elsie.