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Want to find a Church near you?

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  • #52
    admiralofthefleet
    Closed Accounts Posts: 15,515 ✭✭✭✭admiralofthefleet


    Shanganagh Bible Church,
    shankill day centre, shankill co. dublin.

    we normally meet at shanganagh park house, rathsallagh park, shankill but have moved to the day centre while the park house is renovated.

    meeting time is 10 am every sunday morning, with a gospel outreach meeting at 7 pm on the last sunday of every month,

    all welcome to attend


  • #53
    Red Alert
    Hosted Moderators Posts: 7,486 ✭✭✭Red Alert


    Holy Cross Church Dundrum have an Aifreann Gaeilge on Saturday evenings that some people might be interested in:
    http://www.holycrossdundrum.org/

    I know the pastor here so I thought I'd put it up, never been though:
    Ranelagh Christian Church
    http://www.bibleanswers.ie/


  • #54
    PDN
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    The Solid Rock Church in Drogheda is a multicultural Pentecostal Church with 600 members from 30 nationalities.

    They also have daughter churches in Dublin (services in English, French & Romanian) and in Naas (services in English & Portugese)

    www.thesolidrock.net


  • #55
    siochain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,548 ✭✭✭siochain


    gosimeon wrote:
    Open Arms Community Church
    Newbridge - turn in at Newbridge Cutlery, left as you approach Newbridge Meats.

    Non-denominational Christian worship and teaching every Sunday from 10:45.

    Service Times

    Sundays: 10:45 am
    Tuesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
    Wednesdays: 8 pm Home Groups
    Thursdays: 7:30 pm Prayer
    Fridays: 7:30 pm Lions of Judah
    7:30 pm Soul'D Out Youth Club
    Saturdays: 3-8 pm Passion Dance & Drama

    We offer children’s activities during our Sunday service.

    Irish Sign language is available for those with impaired hearing

    Check out the website for example of what to expect in services, free audio downloads available.

    Website: www.openarms.ie


    this is a really happening church, great lively worship service, not to be missed.


  • #56
    EddieCurrent
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭EddieCurrent


    Sunday service (been going 2 months now): normal service (prayer, praise & worship, teaching, fellowship)

    Wednesday: prayer meeting @ 19:00


    Sunday service @ Portmarnock Sports & Leisure Club, Portmarnock (northside of Dublin) 10 am

    Wednesday @ our house in Malahide


    Guess you will have to call to find out the times but the above should guide you. I would be interested in your comments.


  • #57
    LordSutch
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    St James Church ~ Crinken
    'Church of Ireland'
    Old Bray Road,
    Shankill,
    Co. Dublin.
    www.crinken.com

    also

    Rathmichael Parish Church
    'Church of Ireland'
    Rathmichael Road,
    Shankill,
    Co Dublin.
    www.rathmichael.dublin.anglican.org


  • #58
    winnershouse
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭winnershouse


    JustHalf wrote:
    I'm posting a list of churches here. If your church is not on the list, feel free to add it.

    Core Church
    Services Sundays 11am and 7pm
    http://www.corechurch.ie/

    Lucan Presbyterian Church
    Services Sundays 10:30am
    http://www.atlpc.com/
    (site has sermons to listen to)

    Saint Mark's Family Worship Centre
    Service Sunday 10:30am (prayer meeting at 7:30pm)
    http://www.stmarks.ie/

    Grace Bible Fellowship
    Service Sunday 11am
    (Service for Romanian Congregation at 6 O' Clock)
    http://www.grace.ie/

    Winners House
    Pastor kenneth adesemowo
    Sunday 11.30am
    http://www.winners-house.com


  • #59
    winnershouse
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭winnershouse


    Winners House Dublin
    Pastor kenneth adesemowo
    Sunday 11.30am
    http://www.winners-house.com


  • #60
    winnershouse
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭winnershouse


    Winners House Dublin
    Pastor kenneth adesemowo
    Sunday 11.30am
    Mulhuddart community center
    Dublin 15
    http://www.winners-house.com


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  • #61
    NovemberStar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17 ✭NovemberStar


    Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a good church?
    I have recently come back to Christianity after about five years and am fairly clueless now.
    I used to be Catholic but now am simply"Christian" so I would not feel comfortable attending Catholic services .
    I looked into the Grace bible fellowship but I heard it was actually Baptist? If so, that won`t suit me as Im not Baptist either.
    Its hard to decide where to go so any insight would be welcome. Also , Im 23, so somewhere with a somewhat youngish congregation would be preferable.

    All advice welcome.


  • #62
    PDN
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13,686 ✭✭✭✭PDN


    St Mark's Family Worship Centre in Pearse Street is a lively Pentecostal Church with a lot of young people. www.stmarks.ie


  • #63
    BrianCalgary
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,196 ✭✭✭BrianCalgary


    NovemberStar wrote:
    Hi, I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a good church?
    I have recently come back to Christianity after about five years and am fairly clueless now.
    I used to be Catholic but now am simply"Christian" so I would not feel comfortable attending Catholic services .
    I looked into the Grace bible fellowship but I heard it was actually Baptist? If so, that won`t suit me as Im not Baptist either.
    Its hard to decide where to go so any insight would be welcome. Also , Im 23, so somewhere with a somewhat youngish congregation would be preferable.

    All advice welcome.

    I wouldn't get too hung up on denominations. Find a good Bible based church that will afford you the opportunity to grow spiritually in your walk with Christ.

    One that teaches from the Bible and conducts a service in which you feel comfortable.

    We started going to a Christian and Missionary Alliance church 12 years ago after leaving the Catholic church. Our C&MA church has been great, but it doesn't mean that I would go to a C&MA church if we were to move.

    Blessings on your church search.


  • #64
    neuro-praxis
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    Novemberstar, what town do you live in? It is always good for a Christian to attend church in their own community.

    if you give us your town, we may be able to recommend some churches nearby.


  • #65
    NovemberStar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17 ✭NovemberStar


    Im a bit of a nomad but Im on the Finglas /Glasnevin border at the moment


  • #66
    Living4Him
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭Living4Him


    Victory Christian Fellowship is a good place to worship.

    35 Westland Row, Dublin 2

    More Info: www.victory.ie


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  • #67
    bcondon
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭bcondon


    If you ever venture down to Cork, drop into
    http://www.graceireland.com
    Grace Christian fellowship, a warm friendly gathering of believers. We meet at 11.00am Sunday morning and tuesday night at 7.30pm


  • #68
    Run_to_da_hills
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,009 ✭✭✭✭Run_to_da_hills


    Work has brought me down to this neck of the woods for the next few weeks, looking for a Christian church in Ennis or Shannon.


  • #69
    keano_afc
    Registered Users Posts: 8,711 ✭✭✭keano_afc


    Run_to_da_hills wrote:
    Work has brought me down to this neck of the woods for the next few weeks, looking for a Christian church in Ennis or Shannon.


    Tippfellowship.org is a good place to look, all Ireland church directory.


  • #70
    Run_to_da_hills
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    keano_afc wrote:
    Tippfellowship.org is a good place to look, all Ireland church directory.
    Cheers.


  • #71
    memory
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭memory


    Hey I'm living in Lucan and I am looking for a good Christian church to attend - I've heard about the Trinity Church in the school - can anybody give me some info about it?
    I would be going to it alone because I don't know anybody who goes and I'm kinda freak out about that! lol! :)


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  • #72
    coyote6
    Closed Accounts Posts: 303 ✭✭coyote6


    Check out Abbey Presbyterian Church (Findlater's) on Parnell Square.

    The website is: http://web.mac.com/abbeychurch


  • #73
    JimiTime
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    Myself and my wife are non-denominational Christians. We want to find a Christian community in Dublin. However, we are anti-ritualistic (catholicism etc is out of the question). Would love to find a Christian community without 'any' creed. The one thing that I don't like about being non-denominational, is there are no gatherings of like minded people, to help in upbuilding etc. We meet with like minded family members, but I was just wondering if there are others out there. I would like a group that reason the scriptures, not just say, 'this is it, this is our doctrine'. That hold up 'Living' the message as well as teaching it. That do not believe in 'means to an end' teaching, and stick to Christian principles when teaching. That is more than just, meet on sunday and have someone dish out sermons. As I said, more of a Christian community. Any ideas??


  • #74
    izzyflusky
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 427 ✭✭izzyflusky


    There's a baptist church in lucan. Its at the youth centre.
    To get there you just turn left after the garda station into a small little road, and all the way up.
    The phone number is 1- 628 3076

    We have a sunday school on sundays at 10.30 am
    after that at around 11.40 we have a service

    theres also another service at 6 pm on sundays
    and bible study at 7 pm on wednesdays.

    It is a baptist church, but we don't really go by names. What I mean is, we are all born again christians, and we follow and believe each single word of the bible.
    We are only called baptists because sometime in the past people starting calling us that because of the way we baptise people, full inmersion in water, compared to the sprinkling of water in some churches.

    We are a young church that is growing rapidly, and have recently started a young adults group, which is great because I used to be the only person my age there, but not anymore!!!
    anymore questions just ask or drop in!! :)


  • #75
    madgal
    Closed Accounts Posts: 158 ✭✭madgal


    Cork Free Presbyterian Church.
    10 Briarscourt, Shanakiel Cork. Northside of the city.

    Sundays 11:30 and 18:30.
    Tuesdays 20:00

    http://www.corkfpc.com/


  • #76
    Hooky 25
    Closed Accounts Posts: 23 ✭Hooky 25


    Victory Outreach Dublin www.victoryoutreachdublin.ie


  • #77
    Design_Dude
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 397 ✭✭Design_Dude


    Kingscourt Church of Ireland. Every sunday, generally 11.30. Top of the town opposite SuperValu!!


  • #78
    MattKid
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 829 ✭✭✭MattKid


    http://www.livingwordchurch.ie/ in Galway City and Dundalk

    I've recently joined this church and it's a very friendly and welcoming church.


  • #79
    LadyMayBelle
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,095 ✭✭✭LadyMayBelle


    Great to see Living Word Church have a church in Dundalk now too. I'll suggest Galway Christian Fellowship www.gcf.ie if youre in the locality!


  • #80
    mbyrnes
    Registered Users Posts: 22 ✭mbyrnes


    Anyone in mullingar looking for a solid Christian Church please see this link.. http://mullingarcf.ie/home/ - Great place to meet with a great Pastor. Thanks.


  • #81
    nozzferrahhtoo
    Registered Users Posts: 9,349 ✭✭✭nozzferrahhtoo


    Actually if anyone has email contact for St Johns church in clontarf dublin 3 please let me know. I can only get a phone number for them and it wasnt answers. As I am out of the country email would be a lot easier for me.

    All the other churches in the area have emails but the St Johns I want. Its the one on the sea front, not the Church of Ireland one which is also St Johns and is also in clontarf.


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  • #82
    girl_friday
    Subscribers Posts: 5,766 ✭✭✭girl_friday


    Does anyone know if there is parking handy for St Marks?


  • #83
    CaramelBear
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    I really didn't go through the entire 6 pages of this thread since I only came across it today...

    Here's the website of church I went to while I lived in Waterford City:
    http://www.anchorbaptistchurch.ie/

    There's one in Ballincollig, Cork, Bible Baptist Church:
    www.biblebc.com/

    That one is deadly. They arrange camps every year, I went to the last one. It was awesome. They had an equal amount of physical activity and spiritual exercise. I was among the oldest and planning to go back as a worker if they'll take me. Kids and pastors from all over Ireland came to camp. We had a few Americans come over as well. One American pastor, totally pierced my heart with his testimonies. He made me cry everytime he got up to the pulpit. =/


  • #84
    ArraMusha
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 589 ✭✭✭ArraMusha


    Anyone know mass times in NUIG MASS TODAY ?


  • #85
    Fanny Cradock
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,245 ✭✭✭✭Fanny Cradock


    ArraMusha wrote: »
    Anyone know mass times in NUIG MASS TODAY ?

    Not a clue, I'm afraid. I think your best bet would be to check out their website.


  • #86
    homer911
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,147 ✭✭✭homer911


    www.greystonespc.org (Presbyterian, but not your typical)

    New Minister, New Youth Leader, New Youth Group, New services, New community interaction (Christianity Explored, Community Centre Carol Services etc), New time, New people


  • #87
    sorella
    Closed Accounts Posts: 923 ✭✭✭sorella


    Wondering if the House Church idea has reached Ireland?

    It would meet many needs.
    JimiTime wrote: »
    Myself and my wife are non-denominational Christians. We want to find a Christian community in Dublin. However, we are anti-ritualistic (catholicism etc is out of the question). Would love to find a Christian community without 'any' creed. The one thing that I don't like about being non-denominational, is there are no gatherings of like minded people, to help in upbuilding etc. We meet with like minded family members, but I was just wondering if there are others out there. I would like a group that reason the scriptures, not just say, 'this is it, this is our doctrine'. That hold up 'Living' the message as well as teaching it. That do not believe in 'means to an end' teaching, and stick to Christian principles when teaching. That is more than just, meet on sunday and have someone dish out sermons. As I said, more of a Christian community. Any ideas??


  • #88
    JimiTime
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    sorella wrote: »
    Wondering if the House Church idea has reached Ireland?

    It would meet many needs.

    Thats kind of what we have at the moment. Its just a family thing. Sometimes, you just yearn for a bigger fellowship though. I've seen the damage caused by the wrong fellowship though. A close family member used to be a Jehovahs Witness, but left it on cociencious grounds i.e. Could not reconsile their doctrines with Christ. Lost all his friends, as no-one was allowed to speak to him etc. He was shunned. When he was really into it, he loved it. As soon as he asked certain questions though, the daggers were out. Even at a funeral we were at recently, not only did they shun him, but shunned him bleightantly. Have to say, it made me weary about finding a fellowship, but God willing.


  • #89
    Fanny Cradock
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,245 ✭✭✭✭Fanny Cradock


    While I share your mistrust of all things organised, it would be a shame to miss out on fellowship because of previous negative experiences. Yes, bad things can sometimes happen in a church, but I would like to think that these moments of hypocrisy are far outweighed by the good.


  • #90
    sorella
    Closed Accounts Posts: 923 ✭✭✭sorella


    I know; we are blessed in our Sisters of course.
    JimiTime wrote: »
    Thats kind of what we have at the moment. Its just a family thing. Sometimes, you just yearn for a bigger fellowship though. I've seen the damage caused by the wrong fellowship though. A close family member used to be a Jehovahs Witness, but left it on cociencious grounds i.e. Could not reconsile their doctrines with Christ. Lost all his friends, as no-one was allowed to speak to him etc. He was shunned. When he was really into it, he loved it. As soon as he asked certain questions though, the daggers were out. Even at a funeral we were at recently, not only did they shun him, but shunned him bleightantly. Have to say, it made me weary about finding a fellowship, but God willing.


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  • #91
    sorella
    Closed Accounts Posts: 923 ✭✭✭sorella


    Maybe depends on the size? It can beome very anonymous as I recall it.
    Fanny Cradock wrote: »
    While I share your mistrust of all things organised, it would be a shame to miss out on fellowship because of previous negative experiences. Yes, bad things can sometimes happen in a church, but I would like to think that these moments of hypocrisy are far outweighed by the good.


  • #92
    JimiTime
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    Fanny Cradock wrote: »
    While I share your mistrust of all things organised, it would be a shame to miss out on fellowship because of previous negative experiences. Yes, bad things can sometimes happen in a church, but I would like to think that these moments of hypocrisy are far outweighed by the good.

    Absolutely agree. Its just a matter of finding something suitable. The experiences that I've had though, make me look deeper than the welcoming smile. I'm a liitle more cynical. Not openly so, but I take little at face value where religious gatherings are concerned.
    The wise old Simpsons come to mind.

    Rodd and Todd talking to Ned, after Marge babysits: 'Spending time with Mrs Simpson makes us happy, and not church happy, real happy.':D That sums it up quite accutely.


  • #93
    Fanny Cradock
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,245 ✭✭✭✭Fanny Cradock


    JimiTime wrote: »
    Absolutely agree. Its just a matter of finding something suitable. The experiences that I've had though, make me look deeper than the welcoming smile. I'm a liitle more cynical. Not openly so, but I take little at face value where religious gatherings are concerned.
    The wise old Simpsons come to mind.

    Rodd and Todd talking to Ned, after Marge babysits: 'Spending time with Mrs Simpson makes us happy, and not church happy, real happy.':D That sums it up quite accutely.

    We are peas in a pod, Jimi! I don't see a little scepticism being unhealthy. There is a limit, however.


  • #94
    JimiTime
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    Fanny Cradock wrote: »
    We are peas in a pod, Jimi! I don't see a little scepticism being unhealthy. There is a limit, however.

    Thats it. A balance must be struck. Have you found anywhere yourself that you are comfortable with?


  • #95
    Fanny Cradock
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,245 ✭✭✭✭Fanny Cradock


    JimiTime wrote: »
    Thats it. A balance must be struck. Have you found anywhere yourself that you are comfortable with?

    Yes, I have! But I also think that I've purposely not become too attached. Sure I'll PM you the details!


  • #96
    LolaDub
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    Fanny Cradock wrote: »
    Yes, I have! But I also think that I've purposely not become too attached. Sure I'll PM you the details!

    I want in on this too!


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  • #97
    JimiTime
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,418 ✭✭✭JimiTime


    Fanny Cradock wrote: »
    Yes, I have! But I also think that I've purposely not become too attached. Sure I'll PM you the details!

    Great.


  • #98
    mslegge
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭mslegge


    I go to Abundant Life Christian Church in Limerick also (hi O'B!!) - its in the city centre, very welcoming and open to all denominations, although it is essentially pentecostal. Upper Room in Bray, Wicklow is another good pentecotal church.

    Does anyone know of a pentecostal church in cavan? I know there is one but dont remember the name...


  • #99
    PDN
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    mslegge wrote: »
    Does anyone know of a pentecostal church in cavan? I know there is one but dont remember the name...

    http://www.hosannahouse.ie/


  • #100
    TravelJunkie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 438 ✭✭TravelJunkie


    Any bible believing churches in dundalk or Carrickmacross that are fairly organised with good leadership?


  • #101
    PDN
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    TravelJunkie wrote: »
    Any bible believing churches in dundalk or Carrickmacross that are fairly organised with good leadership?

    I'm guessing you're looking for non-Pentecostal? Try http://www.dundalkbaptistchurch.org/


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