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The history of Presbyterianism in Ireland can be traced back to 1613. The first Non-Subscribing Presbytery was formed in 1725 and our most notable historical leader, Dr. Henry Montgomery (pictured left), took a leading part in the controversy in the 1820's that led to the formation of the Non-Subscribing Remonstrant Synod of Ulster. Our Church refuses to impose compulsory subscription to any man-made creeds in respect of a person's Christian faith. Our ethos is 'faith guided by reason and conscience' and we advocate liberal and tolerant Christianity.

NEWS & FORTHCOMING EVENTS:
 

Vacancy with the Irish Council of Churches

The Irish Council of Churches (ICC) is advertising a Programme Officer post:

Employer: Irish Council of Churches/Irish Inter–Church Meeting in partnership with Churches Together in Britain and Ireland

Location: Based in Dublin, with travel throughout Ireland

Salary: €26,800 – €32,000 p.a. for 30 hrs per week (based on €33,500 – €40,000 pro rata)

Line Manager: General Secretary, Irish Council of Churches

Closing Date for Applications: Wednesday 28th September 2016 at 5 p.m.


For more details go to ICC website: link


   

 

 

Moderator:
Rt. Rev. Chris Wilson

Contact Address:
48 Church Road,
Moneyreagh,
BT23 6BA
Northern Ireland.

 

Clerk:
Rev. Robert McKee

Contact Details:
Bellahill House,
10 Dalways Bawn Road
Carrickfergus
BT38 9BY
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