Moneydig Presbyterian Church
Moneydig Presbyterian Church is a church building of the Coleraine and Limavady presbytery[2][3] of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. It is located outside Garvagh, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
| Installation | Minister |
|---|---|
| 2008 | Rev JR Ian Harbinson BA BD |
| 2005 | Vacant |
| 1994 | Rev John George Johnston BSc MA.R |
| 1986 | Rev Warren Porter BA BD |
| 1976 | Rev Aylmer Armstrong DipA |
| 1964 | Rev Ernest James Ferguson |
| 1956 | Mr James Warden |
| 1936 | Rev Henry Cooke Stuart GAMC |
| 1931 | Rev Gordan Thompson Clements DD |
| 1923 | Rev William John Latimer |
| 1919 | Rev William H Stewart BA |
| 1863 | Mr William McCay |
| 1857 | Rev Henry H Finlay |
| 1837 | Rev Patrick Roger Killough |
History
Moneydig Presbyterian Church was established in 1836 as part of the Synod of Ulster. The current church building was complete the same year.[4] The congregation was created from parts of the adjoining parishes of Aghadowey, Garvagh and Kilrea.[5] The current minister is the Rev James Richard Ian Harbinson who was installed on 27 June 2008.
Organisations
- Campaigners
- Moneydig Bowling Club
- Presbyterian Women
- Crèche
- Sunday School
- Youth Club
- Youth Fellowship
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See also
References
- Stuart, Henry Cooke (1857). Ministers of Moneydig congregation. Bann Valley Genealogy.
- Various. "Moneydig Presbyterian Church" (Website). Moneydig PCI. Retrieved 19 February 2009.
- Laurence Kirkpatrick Presbyterians in Ireland: An Illustrated History. (Holywood, Co. Down: Booklink, 2006) ISBN 0-9554097-1-3
- Allen, Kenneth (2008) Moneydig Presbyterian Church. Geograph.
- Porter, William Warren (1986). Moneydig Presbyterian Church: 1836-1986, one hundred and fiftieth anniversary souvenir... SN.
External links
- Moneydig Presbyterian Church
- Genealogical Information - moneydigpci.org.uk
- Presbyterian Church in Ireland
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