Clogherney Presbyterian Church

07/10/2026

Wednesday 21 October 2026
Hutton Room
Prayer Meeting
At 8pm

07/10/2026

Monday 19th October 2026
Johnston Memorial Hall
Harvest Service
Speaker Rev A Dickey
8pm

07/10/2026

13 October 2026
Johnston Memorial Hall
8pm
PW Meeting
Speaker Rev David Cupples
Speaking on his Camino Walk
Mem are welcome to join at this event.
Daily Readings Book may be available

07/10/2026

10 October 2026
Big Breakfast
Johnston Memorial Hall
9:30am until 11am
Everyone welcome

02/10/2026

🙏 Let's Pray 🙏
🇧🇷 Naomi Keefe, global mission worker, Brazil
Give thanks for the encouragement Naomi received during her time of home assignment and for the opportunity to meet up with many while engaged in deputation. Pray for Naomi as she settles back to life and service in Brazil. Please continue to lift up in prayer the communities of Beberibe and Peixinhos so that many would call on the name of the Lord and be saved.
📸 Books in the Park street evangelism event
🇰🇪 The Presbyterian Church of East Africa, Kenya (PCEA)
Give thanks for the 20th anniversary celebrations of PCEA UK Outreach that took place in East London during this past weekend and pray for the effective witness of PCEA UK Outreach congregations around the UK. Give thanks for PCEA Nendeni Week during which PCEA Moderator, Rt Rev Thegu Mutahi, called for a renewed commitment to holistic service unto the Lord to be lived out in homes and workplaces.

01/10/2026

Presbyterian Women Devo
💜 The power of everyday, ordinary prayer 💜

"And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests..." (Ephesians 6:18)

It's easy to think that only the big prayers matter. The prayers spoken from a platform, prayed in a crisis, or shared in a gathering. But Paul reminds us that prayer belongs in all occasions of life. The ordinary moments. The busy days. The quiet moments when no one else sees.

A whispered prayer while driving. A prayer for a child or grandchild. A prayer for a friend struggling. A prayer for your church, your community, or a neighbour God places on your heart.

None of these prayers are small.

When Solomon dedicated the Temple, he boldly prayed:

"Hear the supplication of your servant and of your people..." (1 Kings 8:30)

What confidence! Solomon expected that God would listen. He knew that the God of heaven gives His attention to the prayers of His people.

His prayer challenges us today: Do we pray believing that God hears?

Sometimes we pray timidly, wondering if our prayers make any difference. Yet Scripture encourages us to come with confidence, trusting that our loving Father listens. The prayer you pray in faith today may be part of God's answer tomorrow, next month, or even years from now.

So don't underestimate the power of your everyday prayers. Pray boldly. Pray faithfully. Pray expectantly.

The God who heard Solomon still hears His daughters today.

✨ Prayer:
Lord, hear the prayers of your servant. Give me faith to pray boldly, confidence that you are listening, and perseverance to keep bringing every concern to you. Help me never to underestimate what you can do through a heart that prays. Amen.

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24/09/2026

18/09/2026

For anyone interested.

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN PRAYER FOCUS🍂🍁🙏

As we begin a new season of ministry among women across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, we want to pause and give thanks to God for His faithfulness and pray for His continued blessing on the work of Presbyterian Women in more than 400 congregations across PCI.

We are especially thankful for the wonderful start to the new season at our Autumn Event, held last Saturday in First Portadown Presbyterian Church. It was a joy to gather together and be encouraged by our keynote speaker, Rachel Turner, alongside seminar speakers Ruth Bromley and Tori McClelland.

We have been greatly encouraged by the excellent feedback received from those who attended. We extend our sincere thanks to all who contributed to making the day such a blessing. A special thank you also goes to the young women who joined us on stage unexpectedly 😍. Your honesty, openness and willingness to share from your own experiences were deeply appreciated and an encouragement to all who listened.

As we look ahead, please join us in prayer:
✨ Give thanks for the encouragement, fellowship and learning shared at the Autumn Event.
✨ Pray for our many Presbyterian Women’s groups meeting throughout our congregations, that they would be places where faith is nurtured, friendships are strengthened and women are encouraged to live for Jesus, sharing Christ with those around them.
✨ Pray for wisdom and guidance for the Presbyterian Women Panel as they meet again at the beginning of October. Pray for God's leading as they work through a busy agenda and plan for the year ahead.
✨ Pray that throughout this new season, women of all ages would grow in their love for Jesus and be encouraged to share His hope with others.
"Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established." (Proverbs 16:3)

14/09/2026

Wednesday 30 Septe3mber 2026
Combined Midweek
Meeting in the Johnston Memorial Hall
8pm
'Tyndale, Hero of the Fath' with Rev Robert McFaul and Rev Jonathan Boyd

14/09/2026

Wednesday 30 September 2026
10:30am till 12:30pm
McIlroy Hall, Seskinore
MacMillan Cancer
Support Coffee Morning
Evening welcome