First Castlederg Presbyterian Church

06/09/2026

As announced this morning, Sunday School is starting for the new term on 13th September.
Consent forms are required to attend and found via the following:
https://forms.gle/qpU8QRRFFu6cf1Bg6
(Please complete 1 form per child)

05/09/2026

From a Marine Ivory pipe to a 1950’s Japanese glass neckless and earrings to a Telegraph Key for doing morse code we have it all here today at our antique and collectibles fair! Opened from 10.30-4pm!

05/09/2026

Antiques and collectibles fair now opened! 10.30am-4pm

05/09/2026

Today’s the day! Open to the public from 10.30am.

Save the date!

A couple of tables are still available, contact Susan on 07745566128 if you are interested.

03/09/2026

Just 3 weeks to go until our Autumn session of Bloom! All ladies from the community will be made very welcome.
Tickets available from Deborah Sproule, Lauren Kerr, Hannah Thompson and Gill Gaston.
(Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements)

01/09/2026

As we start into a new season after the summer, it's important to ask ourselves does church matter? Is this vital for our Christian lives or something to fit in when we can around the rest of life?

During a live Clearly Reformed Q&A Event, Kevin DeYoung answered a ...

31/08/2026

Members of First Castlederg, could you help teach our children in Sunday School, help with GB on a Thursday evening, or assist with the sound and laptop on a Sunday morning? If you feel able to serve in this way, please let us know.

31/08/2026

⭐️ STARTING SOON! ⭐️
GB will recommence with a registration and games evening on Thursday 10th September.
All girls aged 3 and up will be made most welcome. Message our page or contact Captain Lauren Kerr for more information. See you next Thursday!

29/08/2026

Join us next Sunday as we recommence our monthly evening services. We're looking forward to a special evening of 'Praise on the Pipes'. Everyone welcome - bring a friend!

23/08/2026

This summer, we have been thinking about the source of Christian joy. True joy is found in God alone, through the work of Christ, and shared together as his people: the church.

Our study in Habakkuk reminded us that we can know this joy even when the world around us feels dark and uncertain. When difficulties inevitably come our way, we can hold on to joy as we live by faith and trust in the character and faithfulness of God.

In September, we will begin a study in Philippians, where we’ll continue to explore what Christian joy looks like in practice, and how this joy shapes the way we live as followers of Christ.