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Kilbride Parish Church Our church is called St Bride's and you'll find us on the Kilbride Road, just outside Doagh, near Ballyclare.

02/10/2026
Kilbride Parish Church choir will be joining St Nicholas’ Parish Church choir for Choral Evensong in St Nicholas’ Parish...
07/06/2026

Kilbride Parish Church choir will be joining St Nicholas’ Parish Church choir for Choral Evensong in St Nicholas’ Parish Church in Carrickfergus on Sunday, 14th June.

The service will be preceded by a number of organ scholars, who are part of the Down & Dromore and Connor Diocesan Organ Scholarship Scheme, playing various organ pieces. Our own David Monahan will be taking part in this.

All are welcome to attend. This event begins at 6:00pm.

The Una Voce choir for female voices, from Glengormley, will be holding its Spring concert in St Bride’s Parish Church H...
28/05/2026

The Una Voce choir for female voices, from Glengormley, will be holding its Spring concert in St Bride’s Parish Church Hall on Saturday evening, 30th May, at 7.30pm. No tickets are needed but donations supporting two important charities will be gratefully accepted.

Donations will be shared equally between Riding for the Disabled Association and Parkinson’s UK.

Visit United Parish of Christ Church and St John’s for more details and to sign up.
14/05/2026

Visit United Parish of Christ Church and St John’s for more details and to sign up.

Kilbride Parish Church Ladies' GroupWalker Ewart came to Kilbride last night to give a talk from his life experiences an...
09/04/2026

Kilbride Parish Church Ladies' Group
Walker Ewart came to Kilbride last night to give a talk from his life experiences and using poetry he described many amusing life scenarios, beginning at birth through childhood, love, marriage, middle age and growing old, to the inevitable end. The audience could relate completely to the extremely well written and hilarious poems, wonderfully delivered by Walker in what was a thoroughly entertaining evening.

Walker is pictured here with Fiona Charlton, Chairperson of Kilbride Parish Ladies’ Group

A donation from funds raised at this event will be given to the MS Society.
Read more about Walker's background by following this link -
https://www.kilbrideparishchurch.org/parish-news-2026

Kilbride Parish Church Ladies’ GroupWalker Ewart O.B.E. - Drama Festival AdjudicatorWalker is a native of Castledawson, ...
05/04/2026

Kilbride Parish Church Ladies’ Group

Walker Ewart O.B.E. - Drama Festival Adjudicator
Walker is a native of Castledawson, Co. Londonderry, who currently lives in Bangor, Co. Down. As an adjudicator, he works mainly throughout Ireland and Scotland, occasionally in England, and has adjudicated at many major drama festivals. A graduate of the University of Southampton, followed by a Masters from the University of Ulster, he was a teacher of Modern Languages for 25 years. He then became a member of the Education and Training Inspectorate for 15 years. He was awarded an O.B.E. for services to education in 2012 on his retirement.
Walker will be coming to Kilbride on Wednesday evening to give a talk from his life experiences and by using poetry and stories he will start from birth through childhood, love, marriage, middle age and growing old to the inevitable end.
Many of us will recognise some of the experiences. The evening will make you think and laugh and be thankful for the life we have been given.

A donation from funds raised at this event will be given to the MS Society.
We hope you will join us for what should be an entertaining evening.
Light refreshments will be served after the event.

Venue - Parish Hall
Date - 8 April (Wednesday)
Time - 7:30pm

Tickets - £5 (available from members of the Ladies Group and at the door).

All are welcome.

A Devotion for Good Friday will be held in St Bride's at 7:30pm.
02/04/2026

A Devotion for Good Friday will be held in St Bride's at 7:30pm.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week and in normal circumstances the Procession of Palms would be led by Annie t...
29/03/2026

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week and in normal circumstances the Procession of Palms would be led by Annie the donkey, symbolic of the c**t that Jesus rode into Jerusalem before his crucifixion. Unfortunately this morning the weather turned very nasty with rain and a strong wind so the decision was made not to process from the parish hall up to the church. However Annie was able to follow the choir into the church led by the Rector’s church warden, James Christie. James has been working with horses for many years and Annie was quite at ease with him walking up the aisle as everyone sang the traditional Palm Sunday hymn, All Glory, Laud and Honour.

Annie left the church for the duration of the Palm Sunday service to graze in the gardens, but returned to lead everyone out at the end.

Kilbride Parish Church is pleased to support this fundraising event for this very important charity.  If you would like ...
19/02/2026

Kilbride Parish Church is pleased to support this fundraising event for this very important charity. If you would like to get tickets for this lunch please contact the church by completing the form on the Contact page and your details will be passed on to the organiser.

Follow this link to the Contact page;

https://www.kilbrideparishchurch.org/contact-us

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