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The history of Presbyterianism in Ireland can be traced back to 1613. The first Non-Subscribing Presbytery was formed in 1725 and our most notable historical leader, Dr. Henry Montgomery (pictured), took a leading part in the controversy in the 1820's that led to the formation of the Non-Subscribing Remonstrant Synod of Ulster. Our Church refuses to impose compulsory subscription to any man-made creeds in respect of a person's Christian faith. Our ethos is 'faith guided by reason and conscience' and we advocate liberal and tolerant Christianity.

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Summer Recitals 2009

During July and August, First Presbyterian Church, Rosemary Street, Belfast is hosting the much acclaimed series of Summer Recital Musical events.

Each recital will take place on Wednesday from 1.15 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.
Admission is FREE

July 15th
Michael Harrison (Trumpet) & Emma Gibbins (Organ)

July 22nd
Claudia Boyle (Soprano) & Mairead Hurley (Piano)

July 29th
Mary Nelson (Soprano) & Andrew Smith (Piano)

August 5th
Sam Law (Piano)

August 12th
Jamie Rock (Baritone) & Peter Wilkinson (Piano)

August 19th
Helen Kearns (Soprano) & Francois Dumont (Piano)

August 26th
Marcella Walsh (Soprano) & Ciaran Scullion (Piano)
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Moderator:
Rt. Rev. Robert McKee

Clerk:
Rev. Nigel Playfair

Treasurer:
Mr. James Swann

Headquarters:

41a Rosemary Street,
Belfast, BT1 1QB,
Northern Ireland.

Tel: (028) 90325365

Open for enquiries:
Every Wednesday
10.00 - 12.00 am

Visitors are most welcome.