Cregagh Presbyterian Church

03/09/2026

PCI Safeguarding Review Survey from INEQE

INEQE’s Independent Governance and Safeguarding Review Survey

INEQE Safeguarding Group have been commissioned to conduct an Independent Governance and Safeguarding Review of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI). As part of the review process it is hoped to engage with those who visit, and attend services through PCI, via an online survey. The survey is both anonymous and confidential. The survey results are received directly by INEQE’s Review Team and not by The Presbyterian Church in Ireland.

Listening to and learning from individuals involved in the life and work of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland is a critically important part of the Review. Information will only be shared if what you tell indicates a serious risk of harm.

You can access the survey here:
ineqe.com/presbyterian-church-in-ireland

Closing date is 21st September 2026

01/09/2026

🫖 Brews Brothers ☕️

The Brews resumed today after the summer break and were treated to a very informative talk, brilliantly illustrated, about Friars Bush Cemetery located on Stranmillis Road. 🪦
The speaker was Barry Flynn one of our regulars.

💻 Thanks to Robert McNair who resolved a couple of technical problems at the outset.

28/08/2026

🦜 Pirate School 🏴‍☠️
FAMILY FUN DAY

📆 Saturday 12 September 🌴
⏰ Fun starts at 10am
🌭 Lunch served at 12.30pm
🪎 FREE!

Crafts // Games // Photobooth // Treasure Hunt // Quizzes // and much more 😀

⚓️ To help with catering please sign up with numbers attending and any dietary requirements using the sign-up sheet in the McIntyre Suite or by emailing [email protected]
RSVP by Sunday 6 Sept would be greatly appreciated 🪎

13/08/2026

🏝️ REGISTRATION NEWS ⚓️

Ahoy there - if you registered for Psalm Tree Island Holiday Bible Club by using the form on the website please be assured you are fully signed up 😀

No confirmation emails were able to be sent out this year, but your registration is still accepted.

Looking forward to seeing you soon.

28/06/2026

🫖 Tea & Talk ☕️
☀️The T&T gang bringing the good weather vibes last week as they met for the final time before their summer break⛱️
🏝️ Will meet again after the holidays! 🕶️

13/06/2026

🏴‍☠️ Psalm Tree Island 🏝️
Holiday Bible Club 2026

📆 Mon 17 - Fri August // 9.45am - 12.30pm

Admission is Free!

Visit www.cregaghpresbyterian.org to register

09/06/2026

🫖 Brews Brothers ☕️

Retired doctor Michael Crooks gave a very entertaining talk about Percy French backed up by some songs and monologues. ⛰️🎶
(Thanks to Robert Mc Nair who resolved one or two teething problems at the outset 💻)

📅 The last meeting of the Brews before the Summer recess will be on 23 June and take the form of a free lunch provided by Cafe Nicole 🥪🧁

☕️ Brews will resume on 1 September

06/06/2026

SUNDAY 7 JUNE // 7 PM
Summer Choral Communion
Followed by Congregational Annual General Meeting

📣 Don’t Forget! 📣
👧🏻 😃 Children’s Day Service at 11am 🧒🏼 😊

26/05/2026

🫖 Brews Brothers ☕️

Eric Woods returned to the Brews today to deliver a very informative talk about the origins and development of the Asian trade route that was christened ‘The Silk Road’.
This dates back to Marco Polos time (13c.) and in fact became an outlet for much more than silk Items such as paper, spices, jewellery, medicines and clothing found their way west. In fact two items have been discovered in Cork and Tipperary and are in Dublin museum.

20/05/2026

Some nice words from Christian Aid Ireland

Cregagh Presbyterian Church gave a warm, east Belfast welcome to our Church Project Officer Suzanne Simpson (centre) when she came along to speak at their Christian Aid Week service. The church held a coffee morning before and after their service to raise funds to support our work, with croissants, scones and tray bakes on offer. Church members who didn’t have time to stay behind for coffee were offered a goodie bag to bring home.

Adding together the CA envelopes and the coffee morning donations, Cregagh Presbyterian Church has raised more than £1,000 this year, with donations still coming in.

We are very grateful to the Minister, Rev Edward McKenzie and to our former rep at Cregagh, Sandra Harper (right) for the love they show for people living in poverty and crisis. We are also grateful to our rep Barbara Dunlop (not pictured) for everything she does for us at Cregagh.