Belvoir Parish

Adrian McCartney speaks on learning, growth, development and the Holy Spirit, from Nehemiah chapter 11

Adrian McCartney speaks on The Big Story from Nehemiah chapter 9

Adrian McCartney speaks on the Big Liberation from Nehemiah chapter 9

Do you ever find yourself getting angry?  Adrian has a tale to tell and explores the anger we find in Psalm 137.

Adrian McCartney speaks about giving thanks, from Nehemiah chapters 7 and 8

At this Sunday Night at Belvoir we heard three stories...

Michael Wardlow talks about discernment, from Nehemiah chapter 6

Adrian McCartney speaks about Nehemiah chapter five and what it means to be society, all in this together.

On our very first Sunday Night at Belvoir, Adrian picks up from Scattered Together and continues our thinking on Nehemiah and The Big Risk.

Sometimes, we have to take risks. Adrian McCartney speaks about the risks that Nehemiah, and the people of Jerusalem took. Based on Nehemiah chapter 4. Taken from our "Scattered Together" online service on 4 October 2020.

Adrian McCartney speaks on Nehemiah 3 27 September 2020

Sermon from Scattered Together 20 September 2020

Sunday, 13 September 2020. Adrian McCartney speaks about Nehemiah chapter 2.

What does it mean to meet the challenges of this strange new world - to take seriously the call to thrive and grow, and also to take seriously the highest standards of safety for everyone involved in our parish life? Today we'll explore a little more of how we're seeking to meet this moment... and how taking it seriously doesn't mean there can't be all sorts of life, colour, laughter, joy, worship...

What will the start of September look like in this strange new world? It's the question swirling around in all the different areas of our lives - education, business, commerce, leisure - and church. And this morning we want to look towards this new season with prayer, with faith, and with some new ideas and ways of thinking. It's all about Bubbles and Oaks. Scattered Together continues Sundays at...

Journey with us around the 4 Corners of Belfast and into the past, the present and the future... Our Scattered Together service with a special guest letter to a Post-Lockdown Church from Father Martin Magill. Sundays 11AM belvoirparish.co.uk/live #belvoir #belvoirparish #family #scatteredtogether #churchonline

This week we return to Scattered Together where we will be returning to another reflection from a returning thinker.  Just in case you think I am returning too often to the return word...the theme for the service is "RETURN".  Correctly, we often think of our need to return to God.  The Psalm writer had another perspective, "Return to us, God Almighty! Look down from heaven and see!...

Everyone loves a trip out. We love to see something different. Our relationship with God should be something similar, an adventure, a getting up and going. "Come, follow me" is the call. So, let's gather together, sitting in our kitchens and living rooms, but internally, in the faith dimension, we are on the move. Get your spiritual walking shoes on and be ready.

We're sending letters to the future...! No you haven't stumbled across a Doctor Who episode, but our 'Letters to a Post-Lockdown Church' series at Belvoir.  How can we inspire and challenge the church of tomorrow with the insights of today - and especially, the lessons learnt over these last few months?

Reflections on the past, to inspire the present, to shape the future... the latest in our series of Letters to a Post-Lockdown Church is from Adrian McCartney.  Welcome to Scattered Together - this week featuring some staycation snaps, ruby-themed revels and a takeover bid by Conor

We're sending letters to the future...! No you haven't stumbled across a Doctor Who episode, but our 'Letters to a Post-Lockdown Church' series at Belvoir. How can we inspire and challenge the church of tomorrow with the insights of today - and especially, the lessons learnt over these last few months? Join us Sundays at 11am! belvoirparish.co.uk/live

This week at Scattered Together we are going to “saunter” into the summer holidays.  Why don’t you “saunter” along to our online service and join with a few other travelers who are hoping to “saunter” along, scattered but, strangely, together?  Clearly there is something going on in that last sentence…made you look?  All will become clear at Scattered Together as we consider our sec...

As we see restrictions easing all around us we invited a number of church members to reflect backwards and  hope forwards. This week, Helen Long will be sharing some of her experiences of shielding and some of the signs of hope that came through those long weeks. I am pretty sure there will be some beautiful images and profound thoughts. Why not start your summer gently and humbly in the pres...

It's the last weekend of June, school is over, holidays are ahead....but it has never been like this before. This Sunday we review the last term and tentatively turn our attention to the three primary colours that could brighten up our July and August - reflect, recreate, recover. Hopefully we are learning to appreciate the “now” experience. Join us Sundays at 11am at belvoirparish.co.uk/live to w...

For many the aim of evangelism is to get people into church. But what about if the aim of evangelism is to get us out of church? There we may find all those people who find it difficult to move from being outsiders to being insiders. But if we have moved from being insiders to being outsiders the problem is solved. Come along and let your imagination have a few spiritual moments. Join us on Sunday...