The Parish of Glenavy
The Parish of Glenavy is the Church of Ireland Parish that comprises of St Aidan's, St John's and St Andrew's Churches
Glenavy Parish is situated close to the shores of Lough Neagh in Co Antrim. It consists of three churches with one vestry to represent the parish.
Our Parish
Glenavy Parish is situated close to the shores of Lough Neagh in Co Antrim. It consists of three churches with one vestry to represent the parish.
St Aidan's Church
St Aidan's Church is located in the centre of Glenavy, the grounds contain St Aidan's Church Hall and the Parish Graveyard.
Our Sunday services are at 11.30am and are live streamed.
St Andrew's Church
St Andrew's was built in 1854 as a “chapel of ease”.
St Andrews meets at 10am on Sundays
St John's Church
St Johns is in Main Street Crumlin with the Church Hall and car park adjacent.
St John's meet at 10am each Sunday
Our Worship
While we tend to have a more informal approach in how our services are structured, we also value the beauty of the more traditional forms of worship and use The Book of Common Prayer for the Church of Ireland alongside other appropriate readings and prayers. The Word of God is central to our worship and teaching. Each Sunday in each Church is varied and led by the Vicar or one of the Diocesan Readers. We usually follow the Lectionary readings, but on occasion we have a sermon series, where we consider a particular theme or book of the Bible. Lay people often read the Bible readings and lead us in our corporate prayers. Holy Communion is celebrated regularly in each of our Churches. The music we use is a mix of both traditional and contemporary and we are blessed with choirs and musicians.
On the second Sunday of each month, we meet for Cafe Church worship. There is no service at St Andrews on the second Sunday. Cafe Churches alternate between St Aidan's Hall and St John's Hall.
Please check the weekly newsletter for location and times
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