Morning Services


Our morning service begins at 11am each Sunday. Through singing, teaching, and ministry, we aim to give ourselves to the worship of God. Our praise is a mix of traditional and contemporary, mirroring our generational mix as a congregation, helping to allow a gathered community to thank God, confess sin, ask for divine intervention, and express hope.

Breakfast Church is our new format of morning service on the first Sunday of each month, starting at 10am. We share breakfast and fellowship together, join in a couple of songs, and finish with a short talk.

There is also an evening service with a more traditional format at 7pm on the first Sunday of the month.

Getting to know people in a large congregation is not easy. Please make yourself known to our welcome team on arrival and you will be assured a very warm welcome. They will be able to answer any questions you may have.

Children's Ministry


Little Pals operates during morning worship for babies and toddlers, and is located in the Upper Room.

Sunday School begins in the church hall at 11am. Children then gather at the front of the church for their part of worship. The main aim of Sunday School is to present the Christian faith to our children and young people in ways that encourage them to place their faith in Jesus Christ as their Saviour and Lord and to become full and active members of the church.

Prayer Healing Ministry


Prayer Healing Ministry is God meeting us at the point of our need. In physical healing, emotional healing, or spiritual healing, through prayer in the name of Jesus, we believe people can experience the healing love of Jesus and the peace of the loving Christ.

Ministering to people in the power of the Holy Spirit is very different from praying for people at a distance. We are asking the Holy Spirit to use us as a channel of His power and the love of Jesus to bring healing, comfort, or deliverance. We are asking for the manifest presence of Jesus to come and bring change.

Members of the Prayer Ministry Healing team will remain at the front of the church after each service.

Visitor FAQs


Q) Where can I park my car?
A) Although we have a car park, it has a very limited capacity. If you are unable to find a space, you can park in various car parks near the church or along the roadside where suitable. Alongside the Linen Museum is an example. Other popular locations used by our members include: the Library car park behind the church (until 1:00pm due to clamping measures), Smithfield Square, or Laganbank Road car park. View Lisburn car parks on Google Maps.