Carol Service

Traditionally there is a combined Inch/ Fahan Carol Service held each year in the alternative Church. Below are details from a Fahan Service. The year previous the Carol Service was held in Inch Presbyterian Church.

Eight Youth Fellowship members presenting the drama "A very PC Christmas" during the Carol Service. The drama  was one item in an evening of singing and worship. The Order of Service continued unannounced after the Rev. Knox Jones welcomed everyone to the evening Service and opened the meeting in prayer. The programme included the Church Choir and musicians David & Melanie. He later gave a talk "Epilogue" which was followed by a collection for the Seekers Cafe in Belfast.

During the Service the children bring up presents of toys and foodstuff and leave them at the base of the Christmas tree. The many generous donations will be distributed to families and children in need. These gifts were for distribution by Belfast City Mission who run the Seekers Cafe.
Christian Help is available for everyone if required by speaking in confidence to our minister or by looking at the "Christian Help" section of this site.

At the end of the well attended Service neighbours and friends are invited to the Church Hall for tea, sandwitches and home made tray bakes as on the projector screen.

An Audio CD of the service is run off during the tea for anyone wishing to retain a memory from the evening or take a copy to a house bound neighbour or relative.
Click here to listen to a typical audio recording of a Special Service.

Click here to see page with links to full recorcing of a Good Friday evening service.

Pleanty of discussion "good crack" as young and old walk the short distance for tea prepared by the ladies of the Church and served by children, men and ladies where friendships are made or reinforced.

Treats after the Carol Service included tray bakes, no bakes and shortbread cut into  Christmas shapes.