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Congregations of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland |
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Coroneary,
Sunday Service:
Minister: Rev Sam Anketell |
CoronearyCoroneary Church is situated between Bailieborough and Cootehill amidst the Cavan drumlins. From Bailieborough travel on the Cavan Rd. 1.8 miles turn right, and 4.5 miles further in the village of Canningstown turn right, a further 1.7 miles turn left at cross-roads and in less than .4 miles you will find the Church. The Congregation was in the process of formation by 1755, the first Minister Rev. John Craig was ordained to the joint congregations of Coroneary and Cootehill in 1764, the Meeting House having been built prior to this.In 1791 the current Church was built on the site of the old Meeting House. The congregation consists of 29 families, with 70 persons of all ages connected to the Church, mainly from a farming background.At special times such as Christmas, Easter, Harvest Thanksgivings, and when a fifth Sunday occurs in the month Coroneary joins with the other two Churches in the group Trinity Bailieborough, and 1st. Bailieborough (Corglass), for a joint Service of Worship at 11a.m. alternating between Churches. Most of the activities outside Sunday Worship are with the other congregations in our group. Bible Study in the Manse on alternate Thursday nights, The J Club meets fortnightly to cater for music, art, and drama with a Christian bias for National School children while Focus, our youth fellowship, meets in the Manse on a monthly basis, as well as attending P.Y.M. activities. Table tennis on Saturday nights in the Church Hall. If you are visiting our area on a Sunday afternoon, we would love to have you with us for worship and would assure you of a sincere welcome. Church Record inquiries to: Leslie McKeague, email: mckeague@iol.ie Tel: 086 2588488 |
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