CALENDAR
During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic all activities have been cancelled in the halls complex until further notice.
For further information about any of these activities please use the Contact Us section of the website. We will be happy to assist.
On an average week in First Antrim:
For further information about any of these activities please use the Contact Us section of the website. We will be happy to assist.
On an average week in First Antrim:
SUNDAY
10:30-11:30am
Morning Worship Primary Room available for all pre-school children during the morning service |
10:30-11:30am
Friends of God Club for all children of Primary age in the halls during the morning service. Contact Linda Alexander. |
11:30am-12:30pm
Elevation for all young people of secondary age after morning worship in the Gallery Room. Contact Jonny Alexander |
6:30-7:30Pm
Evening Worship in the church hall. |
MONDAY9:15-10:15am
Mums in Touch Through Prayer in Room 1. Contact Kerry McCammond 6:30-9:30pm Boys Brigade in the halls 6:30-7:30pm ages 5-8 Anchor Boys 6:30-8pm ages 8-11 Junior Section 7:30-9:30pm age 11+ Company Section. Contact David Thomson |
TUESDAY9:00am-1:30pm
Craft Class in Dixon Room. Contact Arlene Heaney 10:00am-11:30am Community Bible Study in Toddlers Room Creche available. 8:00pm Presbyterian Woman's Meeting on the 1st Tuesday of each month in the Bruce Hall. Contact Ruth Platt |
WEDNESDAY1:45pm-3:15pm
Friendship Group 3rd Wednesday of each month (September to May) Contact Margaret Matthews 6:30-9:30pm Girls Brigade in the halls 6:30-7:30pm Mini & Explores 3-7 years 6:45-9:00pm Juniors 8-10 years 7:30-9:30pm Seniors 11-13 years 7:30-9:30pm Brigaders 14+ years. Contact Ann Jones |
THURSDAY10:00am-12pm
Chat ‘N Chew in Bruce Hall all welcome to call in. Contact Josephine Herbinson 10:30-11:45am Thursday morning Bible Study. Meets 3 out 4 Thursdays a month as announced. 7:30pm Choir Practice in Primary Room. Contact Alison Chestnutt |
FRIDAY8:00-10:30pm
Youth Club in the Halls for all young people year 8 and older. Contact Paul Clarke |