Woodstock Reformed Presbyterian Church in Belfast is a replant of the original Woodstock RPC congregation. Though the previous work had ended, God in His providence has seen fit to re-establish a witness in this area through this new effort, which continues to grow steadily. Worship and ministry take place in the original church building on the Woodstock Road.

It has been described as the ‘Disneyland’ of the RP churches. Cullybackey is attended by several generations of several families, with children, parent, and grandparent often able to share a pew. As the result, the congregation has a very healthy mix of ages

Loughbrickland is not exactly a metropolis. Its a large village with a few churches, a few shops and a school. However this means the entire area can be leafleted with tracts or invitations on a regular basis. Banbridge is also only minutes away. 

In the late 1800s Grosvenor Road RPC (1832-1972) was looking to church plant, having already extended the building; its ~600 seats were consistently full. In 1890 It planted Shaftesbury, then known as “Dublin Road Reformed Presbyterian”.

Travel by car, bus or train (one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world -it is said!) Walk the Peace Bridge (if it’s not blowing a gale). Make your way past the Guildhall and up Shipquay Street to the Diamond. You are now entering the historic Cathedral Quarter of the City of Derry. Where are you going? You are heading to Gateway Shop on Pump Street in the heart of the city!

Solas is the Irish word for ’light’ and is in the name to provide a simple evangelistic opportunity to point people to Jesus who is the Light of the World who came into the world in order to rescue those who are in darkness. SOLAS is also the term used to highlight five important Bible truths of the Reformation known as the Five Solas: Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone), Solus Christus (Christ Alone), Sola Gratia (Grace Alone), Sola Fide (Faith Alone) and Soli Deo Gloria (to God’s Glory Alone).

A Reformed witness has been sustained in Knockbracken since 1772 and the ministry of the Rev. William Stavely. Over the years, the Lord Jesus Christ has provided Knockbracken with 15 ministers.

The congregations of Ballenon and Ballylane are a joint charge, both congregations in and of themselves being too small numerically and unable financially to have a pastor of their own.  The church buildings are located just over halfway between Armagh and Newry in the townlands of Loughguilly (Ballenon) and Mowhan (Ballylane). Currently there are two elders in Ballenon and three in Ballylane (one of whom is retired from duties due to advanced age).