Enniskillen Presbyterian Church

11/06/2026

NEW MODERATOR INSTALLED
Rev Dr Richard Kerr has been installed as the new Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. Dr Kerr has chosen his theme for the year, ‘For God so loved…”. His chaplains are Rev Dr Karen Campbell and Rev James Rogers.

During his opening address, the new Moderator spoke of the events of the past few days saying, “We rightly condemn the incident in North Belfast on Monday night. It was horrific, barbaric and evil. We must also condemn the actions of those who would manipulate people’s concerns and indiscriminately tar whole communities with one brush, causing fear and consternation among ethnic minorities.

“The PSNI find themselves caught in the middle, as they seek to maintain law and order. Our prayers are with them and all those in the emergency services who have displayed such courage. The Gospel calls us, not to take sides, but to work for a kingdom that brings hope and life, and reconciles people to God and to each other. And the vision we work towards is of every nation, tribe, people and language, worshipping God together. This is who we are!”

Dr Kerr has been the minister of Templepatrick Presbyterian Church in County Antrim for over 25 years. Born in 1965, Dr Kerr was ordained as minister of Templepatrick in 2005 and has been his only church. He was brought up in Raphoe, County Donegal before leaving aged 17 for agricultural college in County Tipperary, becoming a dairy farm manager near Dundalk in County Louth aged 21. He and his wife Brenda served together in Malawi for 11 years.

You can watch business proceedings on the livestream on the PCI website:
www.presbyterianireland.org/ga26

10/06/2026

SALE CONTINUES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE FOR MEN’S CLOTHES
Fridays 10am - 3.30pm
East Bridge Street, Enniskillen

10/06/2026

🙏 Let's Pray 🙏
🌎 Council for Global Mission: Listening to the Global Church
Pray for overseas delegates as they are invited to speak about the challenges and opportunities encountered in the mission of PCI’s partner churches in Spain, Lebanon and Kenya. Pray that that those who attend this session will be given ‘ears to hear’ what God might be saying, and be strengthened in their faith that He “is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine” in advancing his Kingdom purposes.
Listening to the Global Church, 2pm, Wednesday 10th June
Please note, for security reasons, not all of the session will be available to watch on the livestream.
📸Overseas Delegates
Rev Brian Kamwendo, CCAP Nkhoma Synod, Malawi
Dr Martin Accad, Near East School of Theology, Lebanon
Amir Bitar, Director, Compassion Protestant Society, Lebanon
Julia Berecz, Hungarian Reformed Church
Rev John Mbae, Presbyterian Church of East Africa, Kenya
Rev Manuel Lopez, Reformed Church of Spain

🎤 Council for Public Affairs
Pray for Rev Daniel Kane and Dr Bex Stevenson as they prepare for General Assembly, pray that their reports will be both informative and impactful, providing good insights into the work of the Council. Pray also for those who hear these reports, that they will engage with it and that they will develop a passion and interest in this vital missional work of engaging in the public square.

09/06/2026

Don’t quit; keep going!

Someone said: “The secret of success is to be like a duck—smooth and unruffled on top, and paddling furiously underneath.” A well-known nineteenth-century violinist illustrated the truth of this. His most memorable concert was marked by “furious paddling under the surface” rather than easy success. The concert was performed with a full orchestra before a packed house in Italy. Those who heard him play say his technique was incredible and his tone fantastic.

Toward the end of the concert, he was astounding his audience with a very difficult composition, when one string on his violin suddenly snapped and hung limply from his instrument. He frowned only briefly, shook his head, and continued to play, improvising beautifully. Then, to everyone’s surprise, including his, a second string broke. Shortly thereafter, a third string snapped. It seemed like a slapstick comedy routine as he stood before the awed crowd with three strings dangling from his Stradivarius violin. But instead of leaving the stage to repair his instrument, he stood firm. He calmly completed the difficult number on the one remaining string—a performance that won him applause, admiration, and enduring fame. Here’s another saying: “It’s when the going gets tough, that the tough get going!” Paul was such a man: “Forgetting the past and straining toward what is ahead, I keep trying to reach the goal and get the prize for which God called me through Christ to the life above.” All of us who are spiritually mature should think this way too. So don’t quit; keep going!

SoulFood: Eze 22–23, Matt 17:14–27, Ps 132:11–18, Pro 15:5–7

07/06/2026

Good Morning and welcome to our worship service at 11am

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04/06/2026

JUNE SALE FOR MEN’S CLOTHES
Fridays 10am - 3.30pm
East Bridge Street, Enniskillen

02/06/2026

31/05/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/5aRIuc1qz14?si=_IIIWbfWvPDWiFV6

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31/05/2026

Today God is “with you”

To have a personal relationship with someone, there must be two-way communication. Even in the quietest relationships, there must be some response now and then, or it becomes a monologue. So, the Lord being with you, and you being with the Lord, takes place primarily in your mind.

Two people may occupy the same room, but if one of them is sleeping or engrossed in television, they’re not really with each other. There must be interactive awareness. Now, as human beings, we don’t have “direct access” to each other’s thoughts. We can use words, human touch, or hand gestures to guide another person’s thoughts. But God is infinite rather than finite, so He is able to guide our thoughts directly. He can speak to us through Scripture or through the words of another person. But He can also plant His thoughts directly in our minds. “We have the mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16 NKJV). And this can happen anytime, anywhere. So, your mind is your meeting place with God! There’s much about God speaking to you that’s a mystery. There are no formulas. You cannot control God’s communication with you. You cannot force Him to speak by being more pious or more sincere or by working hard. Jesus told Nicodemus: “The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit” (John 3:8 NKJV). This much you can be certain of today: God is with you, and He will speak to you if you take the time to listen.

SoulFood: Matt 5:3, 2 Sam 7:18–29, Ps 40:17

29/05/2026

END OF YEAR PRAYER MEETING🙏
Our final prayer meeting of the year is taking place on Monday 1st June and we'd love to see YOU there! Please do join with us if you can as we pray for our local school communities.