New Row : History Of New Row Presbyterian Church, Coleraine 1727-1977

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William Stavely. Samuel Ferguson's brief biographical sketch and other material on the Fernisky man (1743-1825) known as the apostle of the Covenanters. (1993) Historical Sketch of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (Ascona Series 13) (1994 reprint; original edition 1858) The Church on the Hill: A Short History of First Dromore Presbyterian Church 1660-1981 (Banbridge, 1982) Reprint by Mid- Antrim Historical Group of 'The Ulster Revival of 1859. Enthusiasm Emanating from Mid-Antrim'. A Doctoral Thesis. (1962)History of Elmwood Presbyterian Church (Belfast) with Biographical Sketches of Its Pastors and Founders 1859-1899 (1900) The Torrent - magazine of Donaghmore Historical Society to mark its Silver Jubilee Year 1983-2008 (2008) Rise and Fall of the Irish Franciscan Monasteries and Memoirs of the Irish Hierarchy in the Seventeenth Century (1869)

The Prevailing Word - the development of the Presbyterian mission stations in India (Belfast Foreign Mission Office 1953) KILBRIDE: David Annett, Christine Craig, Marc McCallion, Philip McMaster, Denise Milligan, Maureen Stirling MOUNTJOY: Karen Ballantine, Paul Alexander Colhoun, Richard John McAskie Stewart William Kells Glendinning, as Minister of Coagh, Ballygoney & Saltersland, on 3 December 2021 Robert Neville Brown, Minister Emeritus, Former Lecturer at Stranmillis College, on 10 January 2023

Historical and Literary Memorials of Presbyterianism in Ireland 2nd series (London and Belfast 1880) Minutes of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland October 1937 and June 1938 (1938) The Broken Wing (The author driven out of London by the Blitz, wrote this book in a Methodist Guest house in Llandudno (1954) Series of pamphlets produced by the Religious Tract Society, New Biographical Series - on Polycarp of Smyrna (No 93)

Tea and Coffee, Music, Food from the Community Fridge and Community Support. Coffee and Connect - Tuesdays 2-3pm Record of the Trial of the Rev Prof J. E. Davey by the Belfast Presbytery And of Appeals by the General Asssembly, 1927 (1927) Tea & Newspapers - Mondays and Thursdays 10am, Mindful Colouring - Mondays 2pm, RNIB Craft Group - Mondays 11am, Rhythm & Rhyme - Tuesdays 2.15pm and Fridays 11am, Knit& Knatter - Thursdays 10.30am, RNIB Read Aloud - Wednesday 2pm (fortnightly), Adult Reading Group - Wednesday 6.30pm (monthly), Childrens Chatterbook Group - Wednesdays 3.30pm (monthly), Bedtime Stories for Kids - Wednesdays 6.30pm (monthly) Knit & Knatter - Tuesdays 2.30pm, Lego Club - Tuesdays 4.30pm, Tea & Newspapers - Thursdays 2pm, Rhythm & Rhyme (0-4yrs) - Saturdays 10am, Kids Craft Club - Saturdays 11am

Coleraine Presbyterian Church (New Row)

Cryptic Corner - Monday 11am, Lego Club (5-10yrs) - Tuesdays 3.30pm, Knit & Knatter - Tuesdays 6pm, Ballymoney Bookworms Adult Book Club - last Wednesday of the month 2.30pm, Mindful Colouring - Thursdays 11am, Adult Poetry Group - 1st Thursday of the month 3pm, Rhythm & Rhyme (0-4yrs) - Fridays 10.30 and 11.30, Tea & Newspapers - Fridays 3pm, Chatterbooks Children's Book Club - 1st Saturday of the month 11am, Story and Craft - last Saturday of the month 11am Act of Union Bicentenary 1801-2001 Exhibition Catalogue - Exhibition at the Ulster Museum in 2001 (2001) Some Account of the Life of Joseph Pike of Cork written by himself, also a Journal of the Life and Gospel of Joseph Oxley of Norwich (1837) History of Congregations of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and Biographical Notices of Eminent Presbyterian Ministers and Laymen with Introduction and Notes by the Rev W D Killen (1886)