Archive for June, 2008

Parish Post Online for Summer 2008

Friday, June 27th, 2008

This month’s Parish Post is online to help you, our friend on the web, see what is happening in Dromore this summer. Please drop in at worship if you can Parish Post Web Edition

C1@0 goes to Summer Madness

Monday, June 23rd, 2008

This Sunday, 29th June, sees the annual trip by the 10.00 congregation to Balmoral for the Big Sunday Communion Service at Balmoral Showgrounds. Churchgoers are encouraged to come with their picnics, sun cream and umbrellas (better be ready for anything!) and meet at the Cathedral Hall Car Park at 9.45, or at the Down and Dromore Campsite, via the Harverton Park Entrance, at sometime around 10.30 ish.

Zach and SNYF will be waiting. Zach will be awake! There will be no-one at Ciao in church, since it isn;t happening this week. Every other week of the summer from 6 July Celebrate at Ten takes place…  at Ten!

Art Sale and Exhibition at Dromore

Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

The Art Exhibition at Dromore draws near: painting a picture of the event is coloured by excellent art and poor puns.

The Exhibits are open for viewing by the Artists on Thursday 19th June at 7.45 pm, and by the General Public from Friday 20th to Saturday 21st June. For further details contact the Parish Office

Ordination Service at Dromore Cathedral

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Dromore Cathedral is the venue for Down and Dromore’s Ordination of Deacons on 15th June 2008 at 6.30 pm.

Bishop Harold Miller will welcome Gary McMurray, whose home parish is Dromore Cathedral, and the parishioners of St Elizabeth Dundonald, where Gary will serve, to the service. Preacher will be the Rev Tim Anderson, rector of St Elizabeth’s. The Ordination Service, traditionally known as the Making of Deacons, is drawn from the Book of Common Prayer 2004. It culminates in a Communion Service. Everyone is welcome to a supper afterwards in the Cathedral Hall provided by the parishioners of Dromore Cathedral.

Dromore will shortly be dismantling its 1873 Organ to prepare for rebuilding the organ to be undertaken by Trevor Crowe. A month after Gary’s ordination the last major service using the current instrument will take place. The work should be completed about a year later. Gary has been a member of the choir since childhood and the choir are looking forward to assiting at the service with items by Elgar, Stanford and Darke. Cathedral Organist for the last four years, David Falconer, will lead the Choir.

You can read Gary’s blog at http://garymcmurray.blogspot.com/