As a church we have been working into Malawi in Africa for the last 10 years, building relationships with the local pastors and getting to know the people in the villages they work into.
During these 10 years, we have walked through the joys and sorrows with the people as they have suffered through drought and hunger. This has given us ability to be real and allow the love of God to expressed, both through friendship but also supplying funding towards food.
We have had the joy of leading hundreds to Christ and to see the churches grow. We believe in the reality of praying for the sick and have personally seen blind eyes open and the deaf to hear. I think the ones that touch my heart the most are when we see mothers with their babies who are sick coming forward and trusting God for a miracle.
We have friendships with pastors in Eastern Europe, and are looking forward to trips in 2025 into areas that are seeing God move in the midst of tragedy and hardship, and to have the privilege of inviting pastors from other nations to minister here in Dublin.
Locally, we have a heart for the local communities. We have had a team praying for two years into a community in the Carrickmines area of Dublin. Our heart is to see homes being opened for God to move, through prayer and the word.
We long to see people come to know Jesus personally and to see hope restored in lives where it has been stolen.
A new area we are reaching into this year is ‘Prison Ministry.” There are a number from our church who have seen the doors open into the prisons around our nation. This is a miracle of God, as the doors had been firmly closed. There are lives being changed weekly as God’s love and compassion are given out to those who desperately need to know that there are people who actually care about them.
Our time together is informal, relaxed and contemporary. We begin at 11:00am and finish at around 12:30pm. We start with 20 to 25 minutes of worship music, led by our worship band. Worship is a wonderful time of setting our minds away from the busyness of the week and to set our hearts on God.
Glenalbyn Sports & Conference Centre
Stillorgan
Dublin