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

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What shall We Say of Christ (1932) explores the New Testament approach to the significance of Christ Mondays 2-4pm Arts and Crafts, Tuesdays 2-4pm Sewing Class, Wednesdays 6-7.15pm Yoga, more info on activities on www.focusonfamily.co.uk. We also have a social kitchen where you can enjoy tea/coffee. A Commentary on the Confession of Faith with Questions for Theological Students and Bible Classes (London 1870) The Shorter Catechism - What it Means. Explanatory Notes for Ministers and Sunday School Teachers (1994) The Weekly Visitor 1835, The Visitor or Monthly Instructor 1836, 1837 and 1847 (1835-37 and 1847) [Spines of 2 volumes are damaged]

Tea, coffee and a wellbeing library. An activity programme can be found at www.solaswellbeing.org.uk 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 The Origins of Presbyterianism in Belfast - a lecture delivered at the opening of the Presbyterian College, Belfast(Small pamphlet) (1950)A History of Second Donegore Presbyterian Church To Celebrate the Centenary of Our Building dedicated 14 June 1908 (2008) Tea & Newspapers - Wednesdays and Saturdays 10.30am, Knit & Knatter - Thursdays 6.30pm, Adult Reading Group - 1st Wednesday of the month 10.30am The Church at the Square. A History of Great Victoria Street Presbyterian Church Belfast 1858-2001 (2001) For Young Communicants and Christian Beginners issued by the Tract and Colportage Society of Scotland (1891) 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)

Keeping the Flame Burning – A Reflection on 50 Years of the Presbyterian Residential Trust 1949-1999 Thomas David Hagan, as Minister of First Castleblayney, Frankford & Corvally, on 30 September 2022 Resigned: Quiet talks on Personal Problems - sin, doubt, ambition, self-mastery, guidance, the church and questioned things (1907)

Coleraine Presbyterian Church (New Row)

The Dill Worthies. A Centenary Reprint for the 350th Anniversary of the first Presbytery in Ulster, of the 2nd edition of J R Dill's story of a 'Levitical Family' (1992 - Original 1892) Report of the Proceedings of the First General Presbyterian Council convened at Edinburgh July 1877 (1877) Rhythm & Rhyme (0-4yrs) - Tuesdays 10.30am, Tea & Newspapers - Daily 2.15pm, Knit & Knatter - Thursdays 6.30pm, Job Club and Lego Club - Mondays, Scrabble Club - Thursdays, Chatterbooks (a junior book club) - Saturdays Mondays 10-1 and 2-5, Tuesdays 1.30-7.30, Wednesdays 10-1 and 2-5, Fridays 10-1 and 2-5, Saturdays 10-2 Mondays 10-1 and 2-5, Tuesdays 10-1 and 2-5, Wednesdays 10-1 and 2-5, Thursdays 2-8, Fridays 10-1 and 2-5, Saturdays 10-1 and 2-4

Presbyterian Principles and Political Witness in Ireland. A Report to the General Assembly by the Church and Government Committee (1991) KILBRIDE: David Annett, Christine Craig, Marc McCallion, Philip McMaster, DeniseMilligan, Maureen Stirling Died: The Union of Synods in the context of Mid-Antrim. A Sesquicentenary account of the formation in 1840 of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, illustrated with documents of local religious history (front cover is slightly stained) (1990)Three Hundred Years in God's Orchard. The Story of Loughgall Presbyterian Church within the History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (c.2004)