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Ladies from the P.W.A. led the evening
service in Railway Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday 30th
October 2005. Norma Coggins - President, welcomed the
congregation and Dorothy McClelland and Edith McConnell led the
prayers. Elma Lindsay - Vice President, read a portion of
scripture from
Psalm 1
and Ephesians 3: 14 - 22, and Heather Henry read one
her poems entitled �Rooted in Christ�. In the address, Evelyn
Whyte - Deaconess at First Lisburn, spoke about the importance
of being �Rooted in Christ� and letting our roots grow deep down
into God and growing in our relationship with Him.
The church choir, accompanied by organist -
Dr. Bertha Cowan led the praise and the soloist was Valerie
Henderson.
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P.W.A. office bearers pictured with some of the
ladies who took part in the P.W.A. Service in
Railway Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday 30th
October 2005.
L to R: (front) Norma Coggins -
President, Evelyn Whyte - Deaconess, First Lisburn
and Elma Lindsay - Vice President. (back row)
Heather Henry, Valerie Henderson, Jean Murray -
Treasurer and Liz Menown - Secretary.
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The Rev. Ian McIlroy and his wife Maureen,
former members of Railway Street congregation,
pictured at the P.W.A. Service in Railway Street on
Sunday 30th October 2005. Ian is now
minister of Kirkmaiden and Stoneykirk Parishes in
the Presbytery of Wigtown and Stranraer, Church of
Scotland.
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