CONTENTS

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MINUTES OF ASSEMBLY, JUNE, 2007 Monday...... 1 Tuesday...... 22 Wednesday...... 41 Thursday ...... 75

Deputations and Ecclesiastical Changes ...... 106 Changes in the Code 2007...... 107

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DIRECTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Former Moderators of Assembly ...... 124 Diary and Appointments ...... 125 Presbyteries: Congregations and Ministers...... 127 Under Care of Presbyteries: Ministers ...... 186 Ministers Transferring from other Churches...... 187 Licentiates...... 188 Alphabetical Lists: Congregations...... 190 Ministers ...... 194 Assembly Officers and Professors ...... 224 Board Contacts ...... 225 Chaplaincies...... 227 Assembly Missionaries...... 230 Trustees...... 233 Moderators of Assembly, 1840-2007...... 234 Boards and Committees of Assembly...... 238 Addresses of Members ...... 256

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STATISTICS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Congregational Statistics...... 265 Index of Minutes and Directory ...... 311

BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 1

MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE General Assembly OF THE Presbyterian Church in Ireland Held at Belfast, June, 2007

FIRST SESSION

Monday, 4th June, 2007 Seven o’clock. Evening Within Church House

The Right Rev Dr David Clarke, Moderator of the General Assembly, led in public worship and addressed those present before constituting the Assembly with prayer. The Memorial Roll of Ministers deceased was submitted by the Rev Dr WTJ Richardson MBE, and the Assembly paid their customary tribute. The Clerk announced that the names of 600 ministers being ex officio members and 484 elders on whose behalf commissions had been received, had been entered on the Roll of the Assembly together with 58 Assembly Elders, Conveners and nominees of the Business Board. In addition 182 people in various categories, not members of the court, have been invited to sit and deliberate. There are also 22 Corresponding Members and Delegates from other Churches. The following Ministers and Ruling Elders were present at the Annual Meeting:- 2 BELFAST, 2007 BELFAST ASSEMBLY

1. ARDS PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

A.S. Cromie...... Lisnabreen, Bangor Dr. Charles Presho ...... Bible Society, Director H.D. McMorran...... Trinity, Bangor J.McC. Auld ...... R.E. Teacher D.G. Bailie...... West Church, Bangor Dr. G.McK. Eagleson...... First Donaghadee J.K.F. Watson...... Ballygrainey Dr. John Ross ...... High Street, Holywood Dr. Rodney Sterritt ...... Greenwell St., N’ards N.J. Linkens...... Retired David Johnston...... First Newtownards W.L. Haslett ...... A. Warden...... Ballyblack Dr. W.P. Addley...... Theological Professor W.A. Kennedy...... Trinity, Bangor W.T. Cordner ...... Ms. A. Lang ...... First Bangor James Gordon...... C. Adair...... First Donaghadee Dr. D.J. Watts...... +W. Graham ...... Clerk of Assembly W.J. Parkes...... L. Willoughby...... St. Andrew’s, Bangor Dr. D.R. Purce...... J. Dalzell ...... Groomsport ...... K. Hughes ...... Cloughey Dr. R.A. Russell ...... A. Boyd...... Ballywalter Dr. S.N. Williams...... +Mrs. J. Mann...... Theological Professor R.J. Montgomery...... Miss R. Hunter...... Trinity, Bangor T.W.D. Johnston...... G. Nesbitt...... Hamilton Rd., Bangor R.A. Patton ...... Ballygilbert J.N.I. McNeely ...... Mrs. M. Robinson...... First Holywood C.W. Megaw ...... Mrs. M. Lygo...... Helen’s Bay James Campbell...... C. Graham...... First Newtownards ...... R. McCormick ...... Greenwell St, Newtownards Helen S. Boyd ...... Ms. M. Startin...... Millisle & Ballycopeland W.J. Carlisle ...... S. McMahon...... Movilla C.J.C. McMullen ...... A. Ward...... West Church, Bangor W. G. Cameron ...... L. Dempster ...... Glastry -do- ...... L. Finlay...... Kircubbin J. M. Wade ...... S. Thompson ...... Portavogie Robert Stirling...... Mrs. E. Savage...... Conlig Averil Stevenson ...... Kirkcubbin Dr. W.J.A. Sleith ...... Mrs. K. Allsopp ...... Regent St., Newtownards P.C. Lyle...... Mrs. H. Millar...... Ballyholme A.M. Bates...... Scrabo Gareth Aitcheson...... Ms. K. Hinds...... Kilcooley, Bangor R.J. Stevenson ...... Carrowdore & Ballyfrenis Mark Henderson...... Army Chaplain S.J. Castles...... B. Carville...... Lisnabreen Niall Lockhart ...... +F. Adair...... Hamilton Road, BangorAssoc. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 3

G.J. Kennedy...... W. Davey ...... Ballygrainey Dr. M.J. Welsh ...... J. Cranston ...... Greyabbey ...... +B.T. Knox ...... Mission Africa ...... G. Bell...... Strean, Newtownards

2. ARMAGH PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. W.M. Craig ...... First Portadown Dr. Joseph Thompson...... The Mall, Armagh T.A. Moore...... Hill Street, Lurgan ...... W. Porter...... Cladymore C.G. Harris ...... J.M. Woolsey ...... Ahorey -do- ...... N.H. Cully...... Clare J.S. Carson...... First Portadown A.D. Davidson...... W.J. Steenson...... First Armagh Christina U.R. Bradley...... I. Stirling ...... Armagh Road, Portadown R.I.A. Allely...... Craigavon -do- ...... J. Whittle...... Vinecash B. Ann McDonald ...... Caledon -do- ...... Minterburn J.W.P. McConnell ...... Waringstown E.P. Gamble...... T.H. Savage...... The Mall, Armagh N. J. McCullough ...... L. McIlwaine...... Hill Street, Lurgan M.M. Stewart...... D. McCrea...... Lislooney -do- ...... G. Diffin...... Knappagh -do- ...... S. Cargill ...... Middletown W.J.A. Moody ...... D. Riddell...... Moy -do- ...... N. Pogue...... Benburb S.D. Finlay...... J. McCall...... Druminnis -do- ...... E. Hawthorne ...... Redrock P.L. McKelvey ...... D. McMurray ...... Loughgall -do- ...... N. Cornett...... Tartaraghan ...... D. Hopps ...... Drumhillery ...... J. Hamilton...... First Lurgan

3. BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

David Alderdice ...... Wellington St., B’mena W.J.A. Armstrong ...... Second Broughshane W.J. Hook...... Cuningham Memorial J.B. Mooney ...... Grange G.A. Preston ...... Connor Dr. R.E.H. Uprichard ...... L. Dodds...... Trinity, Ahoghill Dr. E. Jones ...... Clough Dr. J.M. Finlay ...... J. Suitters...... Harryville, Ballymena Dr. R.I. Birney...... High Kirk, Ballymena Desmond Knowles ...... I. Johnston...... Grange N.A. Brown ...... L. Brown ...... Wellington St., Ballymena 4 BELFAST, 2007

J.J. Andrews ...... W.G. McDowell...... Ballee W.F. Dickey ...... First Broughshane A.A.P. Baxter ...... D. Mulholland...... First Portglenone ...... W. McKeown...... Cloughwater J. G. Johnston ...... Carnlough/Cushendall -do- ...... J. Gillan...... Newtowncrommelin A.L. Kirk ...... D. McMillen...... First Ahoghill J.A. Beattie ...... Second Broughshane D.J. Kane...... R. Pinkerton ...... West Church, B’mena W.B. Boyd...... Kells -do- ...... J. Todd ...... Eskylane D.A. Murphy ...... L. Wiseman...... Cuningham Mem., ...... Cullybackey S.W.W. Neilly ...... W.J. Kerr...... Third Portglenone Kenneth McConnell ...... Clough William Sinclair ...... J. Wylie ...... First Ballymena A.W.T. Brown...... Churchtown N.A.L. Cameron ...... H. Clements ...... High Kirk, Ballymena N.G. McDowell ...... Chaplain to Forces ...... H. Craig...... Brookside, Ahoghill S.W. Dickinson ...... Glenarm -do- ...... A. Davison ...... Cairnalbana M.J.R. Neilly ...... J. Ballentine ...... Buckna R.M. Murray...... M. Currie...... Connor J.C. Simms...... F. Kyle ...... Rasharkin K.W.J. Hanna ...... Glenwherry C.K. McDowell ...... Killymurris D.B. McCorriston...... W. Alexander...... Ballyloughan A.J. Dunlop ...... Harryville Asst. J.E. McDowell...... Wellington St. Assoc...... R. Gibson ...... Ballykeel

4. NORTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. W.E. Davison ...... R.E. Adviser J.W. Neilly...... Immanuel J.S. Dallas...... Whiteabbey Robert Allen ...... Rathcoole Dr. John Dunlop ...... Rosemary Dr. R.J.T. McMullan ...... Overseas Board Sec. Robert Harkness ...... Sinclair Seamen’s J.P. Taylor ...... +G. Crooks...... Theological Principal Kenneth Simpson ...... Prison Chaplain T.V. Patterson...... E. Beck...... Immanuel T.C. Wright ...... M. McCormick...... Alexandra J.N. Seawright ...... Abbey, Monkstown J.K. Doherty ...... Mrs. P. Hoey...... Woodvale R.S. Hetherington...... +H. Orr...... Director of Min Studies J.R. Dickinson ...... K. McKinney ...... Carnmoney T.C. Morrison...... R. Johnston...... Eglinton D.W. Brice...... Glengormley BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 5

A.W. Boyd...... Ballyhenry T.N. Hamilton ...... H. Groves...... Ballysillan I.D. Neish ...... G. Weatherall...... Abbot’s Cross W.A. Abernethy ...... A. McClelland...... Sinclair Seamen’s I.K. McDonald...... D. Marks ...... New Mossley S.Elizabeth Hughes ...... W. McDowell...... Whitehouse J.S.B. Drennan...... R. Purdy ...... Crumlin Road Margaret L. Johnston ...... Fortwilliam Park T.D. Gribben ...... I. Ferris...... Whiteabbey Dr. Lesley E. Carroll ...... Miss M. Torrens...... Fortwilliam & Macrory ...... J.W. McKaig...... Seaview J.W.D. Rogers ...... Whiteabbey Assoc...... W. McCreedy...... Ballygomartin ...... T. Cadden...... Newington ...... Dr. C. McKay ...... Rosemary

5. SOUTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

W.D.F. Marshall...... Windsor Dr. J.B. Moore...... West Kirk Dr. R.N. Brown ...... Stranmillis Lecturer Dr. D.C. Irwin ...... McCracken Memorial Dr. J.C. McCullough ...... +Dr. W. Hanna...... Theological Professor Dr. K.N.E. Newell...... Miss J.P. Gamble ...... Fitzroy J.A. Braithwaite...... W.A. Harkness...... Dunmurry ...... A. Hewitt...... Fisherwick W.P.H. Erskine...... Miss A. Corkey...... Windsor D.J. Boden...... Miss M. Angus...... Malone Victor Sinclair ...... Ballycairn ...... Miss D. Pinkerton ...... Shankill Road Mission Dr. M. Ruth Patterson ...... Restoration Ministries Dr. Ian Hart ...... Gt. Victoria Street W.I. Hull...... Ulsterville ...... +O. McAuley ...... Belfast Bible Col. Lec. J.T. Lamb...... Mrs. E. Browne...... Townsend Street B.R. Hughes ...... +D. McCleery ...... Chaplain City Hospital ...... +C. Graham...... Chaplain R.V.H. Dr. W.G. Campbell ...... Missionary ...... +T. Jackson ...... Q.U.B. Chaplain M. G. McClelland ...... National Director B.B. K.A. Drury...... May Street T.J. Wilson ...... Kilmakee R.N. Agnew...... R.A. Thompson...... West Kirk R.W. Love ...... +Miss H. McMillan ...... Taughmonagh (Ch. Ext.) Simon Henning...... +Mrs. M. Jackson ...... Supt. Kinghan Church A.T. Wimberly ...... A. Gray...... McCracken Memorial ...... E. Crawford...... Nelson Memorial ...... V. Garland...... Richview ...... Berry Street ...... W. Clarke...... Ballycairn 6 BELFAST, 2007

6. EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. R.F.G. Holmes ...... Theological Professor Dr. A.A. Sleith ...... Cregagh R.D. Drysdale...... Belmont Dr. S.J. Campbell ...... Cooke Centenary Dr. J.R. Savage...... Ms. J. Williams...... Stormont Harold Boyce...... Evangelism Director W.H. Peden ...... Megain Memorial Dr. I.A. McKay ...... A.G.W. Davis...... Dundonald Dr. H.A. Dunlop...... P. Taggart...... Knock W.J. Orr...... Dr. J. Shannon...... Newtownbreda William McKeown...... H.J.D. McKinney...... Ravenhill W.J.R. Robinson...... McQuiston Memorial K.A. McBride...... Miss E. Quinn ...... Orangefield Joan Scott ...... Missionary A.R. Bill ...... K. Bell...... Saintfield Road George Moffett...... Tullycarnet Dr. R.M. Crooks...... Belvoir Dr. Andrew Gibson ...... +T. Reid ...... Theological Professor P.P. Campbell...... Dr. D. Bolton ...... Belmont R.D. Maxwell ...... J. Crawford...... St. Andrew’s Margaret E. Taylor ...... + ...... Chaplain Marie Curie A.S. Smyth ...... M. Murphy...... Carryduff W.S. Marrs ...... +T. Busby ...... Bd. of Mission O’seas Sec. J.H. McIntyre...... W.F. McConnell ...... Cregagh Robert Hornby...... Mersey Street M.R. Burnside ...... T.W. Moore...... Castlereagh Richard Hill...... Ms. V. Wilson...... Garnerville S.P. Moore...... Mrs. J.M. Noteman ...... Gilnahirk D.H. Thompson...... Strand R.J. Beggs...... W.J. Gordon...... McQuiston Mem. J.R. Lambe...... D.F. Kennedy...... Mountpottinger Dr. M.C.A. Gray ...... Ms. A. Stuart...... Cooke Centenary W.M. Brown...... Granshaw A.W. Carson...... +Ms. M. Kloss ...... Orangefield Assoc. D.J. Montgomery...... +D. McKibbin...... Director for Cong. Life ...... +A. Spence...... Youth Link N.I. Mervyn Gibson...... +R. Tinney ...... Westbourne Assoc. Colin Burcombe ...... Miss I. Scott...... Mersey Street ...... S. Mills...... Kirkpatrick Mem. Paul Jamieson...... T. Coard ...... Christ Church C.W.P. Kennedy...... +Dr. R. Dunlop ...... Knock Assoc...... J. Dempster ...... Westbourne ...... A. Shilliday ...... Bloomfield BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 7

7. CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. R.V.A. Lynas ...... Gardenmore R.W.C. Clements...... Joymount N.M. Williamson...... Magheramorne W.J. Johnstone...... A.R. Doole ...... Craigy Hill Robert Vallely ...... P. Wightman ...... Ballylinney M.S. Gault ...... D. Gorman ...... Downshire, Carrickfergus T.J. Stothers...... C. Laird ...... Greenisland R.J.A. Bell ...... M. Fisher...... Ballyclare David Chapman...... Second Islandmagee L.J. Addis ...... D. Hawthorne...... Woodlands R.J. McCullough ...... Loughmorne -do- ...... Woodburn Brian McMillen...... Raloo T.R. Graham...... S. Jackson...... Joymount C.D. McClure ...... N. Carmichael ...... First Larne Gabrielle A.J. Farquhar ...... Ms. E. McKibbin ...... Ballycarry D.J. Paul ...... T. Robinson...... Gardenmore J.P. Moxen...... R. Wallace...... Ballynure Anne E. Tolland ...... J. Robinson...... Cairncastle Karen Campbell...... R. Nelson ...... First Islandmagee ...... J. Crooks ...... Whitehead

8. COLERAINE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. W.W. Porter ...... Moneydig Dr. D.H. Allen...... New Row, Coleraine Victor Whyte ...... Macosquin Dr. R.N. Gordon...... Missionary A.McM. Kerr...... Aghadowey; Crossgar R.J. Lester...... Ringsend S.J. Millar ...... Hazelbank W.J. Waring...... Ballyrashane Dr. David Clarke ...... T. Gilliland...... Terrace Row, Coleraine W.I. Hunter...... Ballywatt T.S. Lindsay ...... First Garvagh J.A. McCaughan...... S.A. McCaughey...... First Dunboe T.J. McCormick...... J. Murphy...... First Kilrea J.A. Kirkpatrick ...... Portrush T.P. Fleming...... J.A. Cassells...... First Coleraine Raymond Kelly ...... B. Moore ...... Main St., Garvagh -do- ...... R. McIntyre...... Killaig R.S. McMullan ...... A. Cochrane ...... New Row, Coleraine Mark Goudy ...... Macosquin T.D. Allen...... D. Lyons...... Ballyrashane Dr. R.A. Kane...... Aghadowey -do- ...... W. Reid ...... Crossgar Dr. S.D.H. Williamson...... H. Stewart ...... Ballywillan 8 BELFAST, 2007

John Coulter ...... +G. McIntyre ...... Ballysally T.J. Laverty ...... Portstewart C.J. Aitcheson ...... G. Warke...... Castlerock R.D. Gregg ...... N. Stevenson ...... Burnside C.W.A. Martin...... I. Kelly ...... Second Dunboe -do- ...... I. Black...... Ringsend ...... M. Campbell ...... First Garvagh ...... A. Gibson...... Boveedy ...... D. Woods ...... Second Kilrea ...... J.I. Topping...... Moneydig

9. DERRY & STRABANE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

R.S.K. Neill ...... First Castlederg; Killeter J.M. Cathcart ...... Waterside; Fahan Dr. Joseph Fell ...... Mrs. R. Millar ...... Ebrington -do- ...... Inch J.T. Williamson ...... N. McMullan...... Urney -do- ...... Sion David Hillen ...... P.J. Davis ...... Magheramason G.P. Young...... Moville -do- ...... Greenbank Dr. W.J.H. McKee...... Newtownstewart; Gortin J.K. McCormick ...... Second Derry (Strand ...... & Buncrana) -do- ...... I. Peoples...... Burt R.L. Craig...... D. McClean...... Kilfennan H.J. Honeyford ...... Mrs. B. Pollock...... Second Castlederg -do- ...... N. Roulston ...... Alt Dr. T.R. Buick...... W. Boggs ...... Carlisle Road -do- ...... Crossroads D.J. Hutchinson...... D. Atkinson...... Leckpatrick A.J.A. Rosborough...... Ms. A. Neill ...... Ballyarnett -do- ...... Miss R.H. Starrett ...... Knowhead D.W. Reid...... J. Magee...... Ardstraw -do- ...... R. McElrea...... Douglas T.D. Hagan ...... T. Campbell ...... Carndonagh -do- ...... Ms. B. Smyth ...... Malin K.A. Jones ...... N. Haslett ...... Waterside -do- ...... I. Ferguson ...... Fahan D.M. Shaw...... W.J. Watson...... Strabane ...... J.A. Emery ...... First Castlederg

10. DONEGAL PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

James Lamont...... Carrigart -do- ...... Dunfanaghy Brian Brown ...... Ballindrait BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 9

-do- ...... Raphoe Stanley Stewart...... School Chaplain W.A. McCully...... M. Wray...... Letterkenny -do- ...... S. Wasson...... Trenta S. J. Richmond ...... Ballyshannon -do- ...... M. McDonald...... Donegal Amanda Best ...... C. Leckey...... Ramelton -do- ...... Kilmacrennan ...... Ms. K. Russell...... Ray ...... Mrs. M. Edwards ...... Newtowncunningham ...... M. Lyttle ...... Donoughmore

11. DOWN PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

R.E. Boggs...... Downpatrick R.G. Johnston ...... First Saintfield Dr. W.J. Patterson ...... T. Calvert ...... Killinchy W.N. Duncan...... Missionary S.R. Conkey...... Raffrey T.I. Harte ...... H. Patterson...... Trinity, Boardmills D.S. McIlwrath...... C. McCormick ...... First Killyleagh T.W. Gordon ...... Mrs. A. Stevenson...... First Comber ...... D. McComb ...... Downpatrick ...... Mrs. I. McBride ...... Ardglass R.McM. Mackay ...... W. Anderson ...... Second Comber ...... J. Irvine ...... Raffrey David Stanfield...... Youth Link NI Mairisine Stanfield ...... First Ballynahinch B.C.G. Black ...... V. Sofley ...... Ballygowan R.J. Hyndman...... First Saintfield ...... J. Coulter...... Edengrove A.A. Cole...... Kilmore R.I. Abraham ...... G. McMullan...... Lissara J.M. Casement...... W. Poole...... Second Saintfield ...... H. Marshall ...... Second Killyleagh

12. DROMORE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

T.A.N. Parker ...... Maze Dr. J.B. Irvine...... Hillsborough Kenneth Smyth...... Drumbo Dr. Howard Cromie...... Railway Street, Lisburn W.H. Gray ...... Harmony Hill, Lambeg Dr. D.M. Scott...... St. Columba’s, Lisburn Dr. R.J.G. Gray ...... First Lisburn David McConaghy ...... Cargycreevy & Loughaghery Dr. Samuel Hutchinson ...... Clerk of Assembly ...... K. Irvine...... Sloan Street, Lisburn 10 BELFAST, 2007

Dr. R.S. Tosh...... +A. Maxwell ...... B.B.C. Dr W.T.J. Richardson...... Hillhall Robert Lockhart...... Elmwood D.J. Temple ...... +J. McDowell ...... BMI Dir for Personnel D.C. Porter...... A. Marshall ...... Second Dromara D.B. Knox ...... S. Buchanan ...... Harmony Hill, Lambeg G.B.S. Gibson...... M. Gowdy ...... Railway St. Lisburn John Brackenridge...... E. Cromie...... First Lisburn D.J. Bruce...... +Miss E. McConnell...... Reg. Sec. Scrip. Union A. Shaw Thompson...... First Dromara D.H. Gilpin...... S. Brockbank...... Moira A.K. Duddy ...... First Dromore J.G. Trueman ...... Banbridge Road, Dromore R.A. McLernon ...... S. Connery ...... Drumbo W.J. Henry...... Maze -do- ...... J. Moore ...... Ballinderry R.A. Liddle...... C. Clarke ...... Legacurry G.W.M. Glasgow ...... J.A. Shannon...... Drumlough -do- ...... N. Graham...... Anahilt A.J. Thompson ...... T. Ward ...... Elmwood A.A. McCullough...... Mrs. L. Ireland ...... Magheragall Dr. S.P. Swinn...... Chaplain to Forces ...... Dr. V. Poots ...... Loughaghery ...... J. Stewart...... Hillhall

13. DUBLIN & MUNSTER PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

A.V. Martin ...... Abbey John Mann...... Ballina; Killala, Ballymote Charles McCurdy ...... Drogheda & Ervey Robert Cobain ...... Galway & Ballinasloe Dr. R.B. Savage...... Kells -do- ...... Ervey G.D. Campbell...... D. Poynton ...... St. Andrew’s, Blackrock -do- ...... Mrs. G. Lee...... Bray G.A. Mitchell...... Sligo -do- ...... Boyle Dr. T.W.J. Morrow...... T. Gilliam...... Lucan J.G. Faris ...... Trinity, Cork -do- ...... Aghada J.D. Woodside ...... B. McIlreavy ...... Drogheda Katherine P. Meyer ...... T.C.D. Chaplain F.P. Sellar ...... Dr. M. Carson ...... Adelaide Road C. Mary Hunter ...... Ms. J. Binnie...... Christ Church, Rathgar S.W. Rea...... Enniscorthy -do- ...... Wexford Dr. D.K. McCrory ...... Lucan Assoc. (Maynooth) D.T. Moore...... Kilkenny A.J. McL. Smith ...... M. Sawyer...... Dun Laoghaire Dr. Samuel Mawhinney ...... Fermoy -do- ...... Cahir BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 11

A.J. Boal...... Mrs. L. Bell...... Abbey Church C.J. Gamble...... Athy -do- ...... Naas Lorraine Kennedy-Ritchie...... A.W. Finlay...... Clontarf & Scots S.J. Lockington...... Ms. J. Cowle ...... Corboy -do- ...... Mullingar P.G. McDowell...... Christ Church, Limerick W.J. Hayes...... Mountmellick -do- ...... Tullamore ...... A. Foster...... Greystones

14. FOYLE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

S.J. Gray ...... Faughanvale; Gortnessy James Clarke ...... Balteagh; Bovevagh Noel Ward ...... C. Connell ...... Banagher G.D. Simpson ...... First Limavady; Magilligan D.S. Irwin ...... Drumachose; Derramore S.J. Hanna...... W. McClay...... Glendermott Dr. S.R. Jones...... T. Allen ...... Donemana Dr. C. Glass ...... J. Donaghy ...... Largy -do- ...... Dungiven J.A. Noble...... Dr. M. Henderson ...... Balteagh -do- ...... Bovevagh J.L. Blair...... R.J. Boggs...... Faughanvale J.G. Jones...... Second Limavady -do- ...... W. Hughes ...... Myroe A.C. Wilson...... Ballykelly ...... Mrs. J. Norris ...... Gortnessy ...... S. Nutt ...... Cumber ...... J. McFarland ...... Upper Cumber ...... O. Murphy...... First Limavady ...... D. Brewster ...... Magilligan

15. IVEAGH PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Arthur Clarke...... Glascar; Donaghmore Dr. S.A. Matthews...... D. McMaster ...... Bannside W.H. Sanderson...... I. Montgomery ...... Ballydown -do- ...... Ms. S. Stewart...... Katesbridge James Briggs ...... Scarva Street, Banbridge I.J. Patterson ...... Newcastle W.L. Orr ...... R. Reynolds...... Glascar -do- ...... R. Murdock ...... Donaghmore W.A. Watson...... Mrs. J. McMeekin...... Scarva St., Banbridge R.A. Moffett ...... Donacloney 12 BELFAST, 2007

G.E. Best ...... Newmills P.A. McBride...... A. Moorehead ...... Loughbrickland -do- ...... Mrs. G. Chambers...... Scarva D.S. Mackay...... G. Thompson ...... Magherally W.B. Martin...... Garvaghy -do- ...... Anaghlone D.J.M. Boyle ...... C. Brown...... Clonduff -do- ...... Hilltown P.D. Thompson...... J. McKnight ...... First Rathfriland ...... W. Bingham...... Ballyroney ...... E. Truesdale ...... Drumlee W.J.M. Parker...... Castlewellan -do- ...... D. Harte...... Leitrim S. Newell ...... J. Gailey ...... Tullylish -do- ...... R. McEllroy ...... Gilford M.N. Davidson ...... G. Malcolmson...... Drumgooland -do- ...... M. Cowan...... Kilkinamurry

16. MONAGHAN PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

David Nesbitt...... R. Hanna ...... First Ballybay -do- ...... Second Ballybay -do- ...... L. Forster...... Rockcorry -do- ...... A. McAdoo ...... Drumkeen S.G. Anketell...... First Bailieborough -do- ...... Dr. A. Hunter ...... Corraneary -do- ...... A. McElwaine ...... Trinity, Bailieborough G. Jean Mackarel...... K. Fleming ...... Drumkeeran -do- ...... Killeshandra -do- ...... Mrs. N. McConkey ...... Cavan -do- ...... Bellasis Nancy Cubitt ...... A. Oliver ...... First Castleblayney -do- ...... H. Hill ...... Frankford -do- ...... *T. Semple...... Corvally R.I. Carton...... First Monaghan -do- ...... J. Bole ...... Smithborough ...... R.A. Sharpe...... Cootehill ...... E. Mackarel...... Stonebridge ...... G. McConkey...... Newbliss ...... R. Gillanders ...... Ballyalbany ...... Mrs. N. Wallace...... Glennan

17. NEWRY PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

D.C. Scott ...... Cremore; Tyrone’s Ditches Dr. D.J. McGaughey ...... Mourne S.A. Finlay...... S. McConnell ...... Annalong N.S. Millen ...... Dundalk & Castlebellingham BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 13

-do- ...... Carlingford Dr. M.A. Barry ...... S. Bond...... First Newry F.J. Gibson...... J.H. Henning ...... First Drumbanagher; J’pass -do- ...... J. Henning ...... Kingsmills W.T. Bingham...... W. Grills...... Mourne B.A.H. Wilson...... Second N’hamilton -do- ...... Creggan S.S. Johnston ...... R. Graham...... Kilkeel D. Rankin ...... First, Second Markethill J.K.A. McIntyre...... S. Paul ...... Bessbrook -do- ...... Tyrone’s Ditches B.D. Colvin ...... A. Black ...... Downshire Rd., Newry D.S. Henry...... Warrenpoint -do- ...... Rostrevor ...... G. Hamilton ...... Tullyallen ...... S. Walker ...... Mountnorris

18. OMAGH PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

J.L. Casement ...... Sixmilecross Dr. J.W. Lockington...... Miss R. Kerr...... Clogherney J.F. Murdoch ...... C.M. Humes...... First Omagh W.J. Kelly...... Clogher; Glenhoy Robert Herron...... R. Orr ...... Trinity, Omagh -do- ...... A. Scott ...... Gillygooley W.D. Cupples ...... V. Magowan...... Enniskillen C.F.D. Clements...... T. Laird ...... Irvinestown -do- ...... Pettigo -do- ...... Mrs. C. Trimble ...... Tempo Ian McClean ...... Ballygawley -do- ...... Ballyreagh R.D. Cameron...... N.C. Morrison...... Seskinore -do- ...... Edenderry ...... A. Murphy...... Lisbellaw ...... Miss I. Anderson...... N’t’nbutler Kenneth Henderson ...... C. Givan...... Aughnacloy -do- ...... Ballymagrane R. A. Campbell...... D. Boyd...... Clogher -do- ...... R. Mulligan ...... Glenhoy C.I. Dickson...... J. Cochrane...... Cavanaleck -do- ...... J. Hogg...... Aughentaine ...... J. Nethery...... Drumquin ...... G.W. Gibson ...... Sixmilecross ...... J. Sawyers ...... Fintona ...... R. McCaffrey ...... Ballynahatty & Creevan 14 BELFAST, 2007

19. ROUTE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

John Hume...... Dunluce H.B. Wallace ...... Bushmills Dr. A.W.G. Brown ...... Ballycastle Dr. R.F.S. Poots...... Deputy Clerk J.T. Magowan...... M. Morrison...... St. James’s, Ballymoney Thomas Luke...... Drumreagh; Dromore Dr. J.A. Thompson ...... Dervock D.I.J. McNie ...... K. McAuley ...... Trinity, Ballymoney Maurice Barr ...... Ballyweaney Noel McClean ...... First Kilraughts Denis Bannerman ...... Toberkeigh H.W. Mullan...... H. Taggart ...... Drumreagh -do- ...... Dromore A.C. Rankin...... J. Michael...... First Ballymoney S.T. Carson...... R. McIlroy...... Dunluce K.D.W. Crowe...... Bushvale ...... Miss E. McCaughan...... Ballycastle ...... R. Gault...... Dunloy Dr. C.A. Grant...... Mosside -do- ...... Toberdoney Dr. Mark Jones ...... Roseyards Dr. P.B. Wilson ...... C. McMillan...... Bushmills

20. TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

W.D. Weir ...... Killead; Loanends J.H. MacConnell...... First Ballyeaston Dr. S.J. Dixon...... I. Gillespie...... First Antrim W.J. Sleith ...... High Street, Antrim Dr. W.D. Patton...... J. Walker ...... Randalstown O.C. Brian Kennaway...... D.L. Malcolm...... Crumlin George Moore ...... Kilbride I.T. McKee ...... R.W. Vaughan...... High Street, Antrim Dr. L.S. Kirkpatrick ...... Theological Professor R.L. Brown...... W. Pollock ...... Second Randalstown J.L. Tosh...... Second Donegore P.T. Dalzell...... D. Robinson ...... Hydepark -do- ...... Lylehill John Holmes...... G. Patton ...... First Randalstown -do- ...... R. Wilson ...... Duneane W.J. Murdock...... C. Suffern...... Killead -do- ...... G. Fleming ...... Loanends P.E. Dickinson...... I. Johnston...... Muckamore Stephen Simpson...... First Donegore E.S. McDowell ...... S.A. Agnew...... First Ballyeaston A.V. Stewart...... Dundrod R.C. Kerr ...... Templepatrick BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 15

C.M. Glover...... Mrs. J. Robinson...... Second Ballyeaston ...... J. Crawford...... Greystone Road, Antrim

21. TYRONE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. A.R. Rodgers...... Dungannon W.T. Coburn...... Molesworth, Cookstown I.F. Smith...... Orritor & Claggan ...... E. Carroll...... Newmills ...... W. Hazelton ...... Carland J.I. Thompson...... N.S. Bell...... First Cookstown P.G. McCrea...... J. Sloss ...... Maghera J.W. Fleck...... I. Duff...... Upper Clonaneese -do- ...... D. Kelly...... Lower Clonaneese A.S. Thompson...... Miss B. Miller...... First Moneymore -do- ...... Mrs. S. McMenemy ...... Second Moneymore T.J. Conway...... D. Clarke...... Culnady -do- ...... Swatragh J.H. Flaherty ...... Tobermore -do- ...... Draperstown T.W.A. Greer...... R. Stewart...... Molesworth, Cookstown Dr. K.O. Patterson...... E. Montgomery ...... Castledawson -do- ...... E. Watterson...... Curran J.J. Currie...... R. Stewart...... Union Road, M’felt -do- ...... G. Johnston ...... Lecumpher J.A. Curry ...... J. Smyth ...... First Magherafelt D.J. Irvine...... D. Reid...... First Stewartstown -do- ...... Brigh -do- ...... Mrs. C. Maneely ...... Albany S.J.M. Lindsay...... G. Archibald...... Pomeroy -do- ...... M. Davidson...... Sandholes D.H. Brown ...... D. Wells ...... Castlecaulfield -do- ...... J. Long ...... Eglish W.G. Hamilton ...... S. Black...... Orritor -do- ...... T. Bell ...... Claggan J.E. Sloan...... H. Ferson...... Bellaghy -do- ...... Knockloughrim ...... P. Kyle ...... Dungannon ...... D. Howard...... Coagh 16 BELFAST, 2007

ELDERS IN SPECIAL WORK CODE PAR. 97(g)

J.R.W. Luke

TRUSTEES NOMINATIONS CODE PAR. 97 (h) (iv)

W. Ervin, C.B.E. D. Bell, C.B.

CLERK OF PRESBYTERY CODE PAR 97 (h) (iii)

D. Cowan

ELDERS OF ASSEMBLY CODE PAR. 97 (i) 107 (a)

Mrs. C. Barkley Prof. H.F. Nicholl

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY (Par. 127, 2a)

J.S. Tweed J.W. Russell M.A. Morrow, Q.C.

CONVENERS & SECRETARIES WHO ARE ELDERS CODE PAR. 97 (h)(i)(ii)

S. Lynas J. Millar Dr. D. Alexander L. Conway D. Lamb L. Walker J.H. Martin D. Crowe Mrs. L. Wray A.J. Rankin

BUSINESS BOARD NOMINATIONS CODE PAR. 97 (j)

C. Beck B. McClean Mrs. O. Marshall D. McCormick J. Livingstone N. Jackson A. Craig W. Ford K. Talbot J. Gregg Dr. H. McNeill Mrs. H. Jess Miss M. Cromie Miss J. Gwyn Miss E. Whyte M. Spence W. Marshall W.H. Scott T. Reid R.W. Alcorn

RETIRED MISSIONARIES WHO ARE ELDERS CODE PAR. 97 (c)

Miss D. Shannon Miss L. Wasson

RETIRED MISSIONARIES WHO ARE NOT ELDERS

Dr. M. Gordon BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 17

MISSIONARIES AT HOME WHO ARE NOT ELDERS

Mr. R. Lynas

CONVENERS & SECRETARIES WHO ARE NOT ELDERS

Mrs. H. Lyle C. Knox Mrs. L. Graham

DEACONESSES WHO ARE NOT ELDERS

Miss E. Drysdale, Wellington Street, Ballymena Mrs. L. Gibson, Maghaberry Prison Miss R. Irvine, First Comber Mrs. H. McCracken, Alexandra Mrs. G. Martin, Woodvale Mrs. E. Matthews, Hill Street, Lurgan/Craigavon Area Hospital Miss M. Robinson, Gardenmore, Larne Miss S. Sutter, First Antrim

RETIRED DEACONESSES AND WOMEN WORKERS

Miss J. Orr Miss M. Lester Miss E. Davison Miss F. Wright Miss S. Swindle

IRISH MISSION WORKERS

K. Hargaden J. Reid

LICENTIATES

N.J.E. Reid M.E. Donald R.S.J. McIlhatton H. Rendell

MINISTERS TRANSFERRING FROM OTHER CHURCHES

T. Morgan K. Wimberly G. Stewart H. Higgins C. M. Wilson

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION

ARDS PRESBYTERY

Mrs. F. Watts Mrs. J. Leslie ______

ARMAGH PRESBYTERY

Mrs. J. Hawthorne Mrs. L. McMullan ______18 BELFAST, 2007

BALLYMENA

Mrs. A. Erwin Mrs. W. Bristow ______

NORTH BELFAST

Mrs. B. Brennan Mrs. M. Patterson Mrs. D. Marshall

SOUTH BELFAST

Mrs. J. Clarke Mrs. A. McCleery ______

CARRICKFERGUS

Mrs. K. Fisher Mrs. Z. Vallely Mrs. I. Wallace

COLERAINE

Mrs. J. McIntyre ______

DERRY AND STRABANE

Mrs. P. Williamson Mrs. S. Fell ______

DONEGAL

Mrs. G. Hunter Mrs. J. McKean Mrs. V. Stewart

DOWN

Miss J. Robinson ______

DROMORE

Mrs. A. Wilkinson Mrs. D. Simpson ______

DUBLIN & MUNSTER

Miss E. Barnett Mrs. D. Mitchell ______

FOYLE

Mrs. M. Conn Mrs. M. Docherty Mrs. V. Miller

IVEAGH

Mrs. R. Macauley ______BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 19

MONAGHAN

Mrs. A. Elliott Mrs. M. McConkey ______

NEWRY

Mrs. M. Graham ______

OMAGH

Mrs. M. Pinkerton Miss M. Guy Miss J. Patterson

ROUTE

Mrs. J. Chestnutt ______

TEMPLEPATRICK

Mrs. W. Dickey Mrs. I.K. Nesbitt ______

TYRONE

Mrs. S. Fleck Mrs. I. Reid ______

PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT

ARMAGH PRESBYTERY

M. Proctor ______

BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY

J. Boyd ______

SOUTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Miss H. Murray ______

CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY

P. McKinstry ______

DONEGAL PRESBYTERY

Ms. R. Mitchell J. McKean ______20 BELFAST, 2007

DUBLIN & MUNSTER PRESBYTERY

Mrs. G. McCormick ______

TYRONE PRESBYTERY

Ms. S. Purvis C. Pollock ______

CORRESPONDING MEMBERS AND DELEGATES

THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND

Rt. Rev. Sheilagh M. Kesting Rev. Colin G. McIntosh Mrs. Kirsteen Millar

UNITED REFORMED CHURCH

Rev. Elizabeth Caswell Mrs. Rosemary Johnston

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WALES

Rev. Dr. John Tudno Williams

CHURCH OF IRELAND

Rev. Canon David McClay Mr. Leslie Johnston

THE METHODIST CHURCH IN IRELAND

Rev. D.C. Bain Mrs. Phyllis Watters

IRISH COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

Mr. Michael Earle

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH USA

Rev. Doug Baker

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA

Rev. Bob Thomas BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 21

CCAP SYNOD OF LIVINGSTONIA, MALAWI

Rev. Levi Njombole Nyondo

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF EAST AFRICA, KENYA

Rev. Simon Githiora Njuguna

REFORMED CHURCH IN ROMANIA, TRANSYLVANIAN DISTRICT

Rev. Imre Levente Zold

REFORMED CHURCH IN HUNGARY

Rev. Bertalan Tamas

CHURCH OF NORTH INDIA

Rt Rev. Vinod Malaviya

SPANISH EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Rev. Alfredo Abad Heras

WALDENSIAN CHURCH

Rev. Giovanni Genre

CONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN CHURCHES

Rev. Matthew Ross 22 BELFAST, 2007

The Moderator welcomed, on behalf of the Assembly, the deputy Lord Lieutenant and his wife, representatives of sister Churches, of Universities and Community Organisations, and other special guests present. The Moderator, having expressed thanks for the help he had received during the past year, asked the Assembly to proceed to the election and appointment of a successor to him in office for the ensuing year. The Clerk submitted the nominations of Presbyteries for the Moderatorship as follows:– The Rev JM Finlay, BA, BD 9 votes The Rev J Fell, MA 5 votes The Rev WJ Orr, BA, BD, ThM 3 votes The Rev WD Patton, BSSc, BD, PhD 2 votes The Rev DJ McKelvey, BA, BD 1 vote The Rev WT Cordner, BA, MA, DipTh 1 vote On the motion of the Rev J Fell, seconded by the Rev WJ Orr, the Rev Dr JM Finlay was unanimously called to the Chair, welcomed by the retiring Moderator and commended to God in prayer. The Right Rev Dr JM Finlay then addressed the House. The sederunt came to a close at 8.30pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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SECOND SESSION

Tuesday, 5th June, 2007 Half past Nine o’clock. Forenoon

The Assembly convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

BUSINESS The Report of the BUSINESS BOARD (Reports pp 83-91) was submitted BOARD by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, together with the following Supplementary Report:

BUSINESS BOARD – Supplementary Report

The General Synod of the Church of Ireland (2007)

The Rev Dr Donald J Watts reports: The General Synod of the Church of Ireland was held in the Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny, from 8-11 May, 2007. There was warm hospitality in this historic city. One of the highlights of the Synod was a Communion Service in BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 23 the ancient and beautiful Cathedral of St Canice. The Mayor of Kilkenny also invited members to a civic reception in the interesting setting of Kilkenny Castle. During the three days I was accompanied by a local elder – Mr Victor Harper – whose son Sam is one of the Honorary Secretaries of the Synod. This was the first Synod to be chaired by the new Archbishop of Armagh, the Rt Rev Dr Alan Harper. He did so with characteristic ease and good humour, but in his opening Presidential Address showed that he intends to challenge the Synod and initiate change. He noted that most of his remarks would have a self consciously domestic focus and began with two searching questions – (1) “What is the role of the General Synod in furthering the mission of the Church?” (2) “How effective a vehicle is General Synod for communicating both to the internal constituency of the Church of Ireland and to the wider community the views of the Church of Ireland in seeking to be faithful to the revelation of God in Jesus Christ?” These are surely questions which we also need to think about. The Archbishop also called for joined-up thinking between those who administer the Church’s resources and those who seek to spend resources on mission – again a familiar theme. On the community front, while welcoming the re-establishment of the Stormont executive which met for the first time on the day he was speaking, Archbishop Harper shared with passion his concerns for education, especially in Northern Ireland. One of the most striking aspects of the Synod is how as Churches we face many of the same issues, perhaps not always at exactly the same time – effective re-organisation of the structures; ethical investment; pensions deficit but also, and more importantly, how to recruit younger people to full-time ordained ministry; how to be effective in mission in multi-cultural Ireland and how to challenge the increasing secularism around us. Any Church Assembly has to have structure and like our own the Synod has strengths and weaknesses. While we have overtures the Church of Ireland has a parliamentary system of Bills and Readings. It all seems a little quaint, but perhaps we just need to keep our perspective. For me this was helped by the morning focus on worship, meaningfully led by Michael Burrows, the Bishop of Cashel and Ossory. I was glad of this opportunity to share in the decision-making of another major Church on this island. It convinced me again that for all our differences our mission is the same.

The Church of Scotland General Assembly (2007)

The Rt Rev Dr David Clarke reports: The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland was held in Edinburgh, from Saturday 19 until Friday 25 May. In the Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s delegation, I was accompanied by the Rev Alistair Bill (senior chaplain) and Mr Colin Beck (elder in Terrace Row). Together with our wives, we enjoyed the warm hospitality extended to us by our Scottish friends. For the first time, the Church of Scotland installed a female minister as Moderator. The Rev Sheilagh Kesting, a native of Stornoway, has served for 24 BELFAST, 2007 some years as the church’s head of Ecumenical Relations, and there were many evidences of her deep commitment to this aspect of the church’s mission. The Moderator conducted worship each morning, using the theme of ‘A Cloud of witnesses’, and using the symbolism of the fifteenth-century icon, ‘The Descent of the Holy Spirit.’ The witnesses who had influenced her life ranged from the Apostle Paul to Desmond Tutu, and from Mary Levison (an early pioneer of women’s ordination in the Kirk), to Sheila Cassidy, surgeon and political activist. Her leading of intercessory prayer, in particular, revealed a thoughtful mind and sensitive heart. As the Lord High Commissioner was to remark later, she chaired proceedings with a light touch and a notable graciousness. Since it is the National Church, the annual General Assembly is attended by a representative of Her Majesty the Queen, in the person of the Lord High Commissioner; who this year was her own son, Prince Andrew, Duke of York. His Royal Highness was present in the Assembly each morning for worship, and for some of the debates; and also hosted two receptions for delegates at Holyrood Palace. The fine old Assembly Hall is fitted with modern technology, having been the venue of the Scottish Parliament for some years. The use of swipe cards to identify Commissioners, (as members of Assembly are called), and about twelve microphones placed around the hall, allowed for smooth and orderly debate. The visitor soon discovers that there are specialist terms to learn; ‘a deliverance’, for instance, refers to the body of resolutions with which a report concludes. He must also learn the subtle distinction between an amendment and an addendum. To make matters easier for new commissioners, a briefing meeting was held on the evening prior to the opening of Assembly. Since the size of the Church of Scotland means that a minister may be a delegate only once every four or five years, there is a need for such an acclimatisation process; and it is one from which elders in particular in PCI might benefit. One other simple procedure worth copying, is the provision of ‘pro forma sheets’ for the notification of amendments. How often in our own Assembly we have lost valuable time when a member presents a hasty amendment in an indecipherable scrawl at the Clerk’s desk! During one debate, unclear wording meant that the amendment carried did not reflect the intention of the proposer. After some tangled discussion, the Principal Clerk suggested that we ‘rewind the tape’; and the discussion reverted to the original section of the deliverance. Ecumenical matters featured prominently in the week’s proceedings, and commissioners shared in a moment of history when a delegation from the Free Church of Scotland, led by the Moderator, brought fraternal greetings. Expressing good wishes, the Free Church minister of Stornoway remarked that for him teenage rebellion amounted to attending a Church of Scotland youth fellowship on a Sunday evening! In an earlier discussion on ecumenical co- operation, the Rev Alistair Bill used the opportunity to speak of the work done by the Newtownbreda churches, working together in evangelistic and outreach BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 25 activities. While ecumenical engagement is worthwhile in itself, it ought to serve the greater aim of concerted action to a lost world. One of the most powerful Councils in the Kirk is that dealing with issues in Church and Society. The wide-ranging report dealt with nuclear weapons, the war in Iraq, issues surrounding human sexuality and gambling. Thankfully, we have reached a stage where Northern Ireland issues do not feature in the Council’s deliverances. Nevertheless, I shared with the Assembly my sense of cautious optimism about recent political developments, and thanked the Church of Scotland for its support and understanding through the troubled times, and paid tribute to the service of Scottish regiments and the sacrifice of Scottish soldiers. They were remarks which I believe the Assembly appreciated. One feature of the Assembly is the prominence given to the report of the Chaplain’s Committee, with almost thirty chaplains present in full uniform. Among them were five PCI Chaplains; David Edgar and Jonathan Wylie (RAF), and Norman McDowell, Philip Patterson and Paul Swinn (Army). I had the opportunity to meet them, and assure them of the continued support of our church in their vital work. As a former Moderator, Dr John Miller, remarked, these men are among the first-rank of youth workers, as they deal with recruits entering service as teenagers. One figure who featured in many discussions was ‘Oscar’, the acronym for the Office of the Scottish Charities Regulator. It seems that to maintain charitable status, churches are being required to demonstrate that their work is of benefit to people other than their members. The Kirk is also dealing with the issue of water and sewage charges, with no exemption currently being offered for church buildings, and with the charging system heavily weighted towards fixed charges rather than usage. A host of enjoyable social events are crammed into the Assembly week, as well as countless fringe meetings, highlighting areas of church work and ministry. I was particularly struck by material provided by a group known as ‘Broken rites’, a self-help group of clergy wives, who suffer when a minister- spouse ends the marriage, with readily imaginable consequences for his wife and family. Their website address is www.brokenrites.org The week spent in ‘The Athens of the North’, enjoying the fellowship and hospitality of our Church of Scotland friends, and learning from their insights, was an unforgettable experience. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev AE Tolland and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the recommended Order of Business be adopted. 3. That the General Assembly note the requirements for an Assembly Assembly venue. Venue 4. That the General Assembly recognize the importance of seeking ways to encourage greater participation in the discussions of the Assembly, especially by younger and less experienced participants. 26 BELFAST, 2007

Youth 5. That the General Assembly encourage the creation of a Youth Assembly Assembly, with meaningful ways of reporting into Assembly business. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev AE Tolland: 6. That the General Assembly agree in principle to the installation of the new Moderator at the end of the Assembly and instructs the Business Board to bring detailed proposals to the next Assembly for implementation in 2009. An amendment to Resolution 6 was moved by the Very Rev Dr WM Craig, seconded by the Rev DH Gilpin: That the General Assembly instruct the Business Board to bring detailed proposals to the next Assembly. On being put to the House, the amendment was declared lost. On being put to the House, Resolution 6 was declared lost. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev AE Tolland and agreed: 7. That the professional amplification controller and the visual display operator be admitted to the private session. 8. That a grant of £18,000 be made from the Incidental Fund to the Arrangements Committee. 9. That the Business Board, with its associated working committee, for the ensuing year beginning 15 March 2008 be appointed in accordance with Par 275 of the Code.

Synods and The Report of the Synods and Presbyteries (Reports pp 73-82) was Presbyteries submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, together with the following Supplementary Report: The Armagh Presbytery reports voting under the Barrier Act on Overtures sent down to Presbyteries was as follows: anent Code Pars 19(1) (2); 86-99; 94- 96: For 22, Against 0. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received.

Corresponding The Corresponding Members were received from the Church of Scotland. Members These were the Rt Rev Sheilagh M Kesting, the Rev Colin G McIntosh and Mrs Kirsteen Millar. The Moderator welcomed the Corresponding Members. The Rt Rev Sheilagh Kesting replied and conveyed greetings. The Moderator welcomed the Rev Elizabeth Caswell and Mrs Rosemary Johnston, Corresponding Members from the United Reformed Church of the United Kingdom, and the Rev Dr John Tudno Williams, a delegate from the Presbyterian Church of Wales. The Rev John Tudno Williams replied and conveyed greetings. The Moderator welcomed the Rev Canon David McClay and Mr Leslie Johnston, delegates from the Church of Ireland; the Rev Desmond C Bain and BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 27

Mrs Phyllis Watters, delegates from the Methodist Church in Ireland; and Mr Michael Earle from the Irish Council of Churches. The Rev Canon David McClay replied and conveyed greetings. The Moderator welcomed other delegates from: the Presbyterian Church USA, the Rev Doug Baker; the Presbyterian Church of Australia, the Rev Bob Thomas; the CCAP Synod of Livingstonia, Malawi, the Rev Levi Njombole Nyondo; the Presbyterian Church of East Africa, Kenya, Rev Simon Githiora Njuguna; the Reformed Church in Romania, Transylvanian District, the Rev Imre Levente Zold; the Reformed Church in Hungary, the Rev Bertalan Tamas; the Church of North India, the Right Rev Vinod Malaviya; the Spanish Evangelical Church, the Rev Alfredo Abad Heras; the Waldensian Church, the Rev Giovanni Genre; the Conference of European Churches, the Rev Matthew Ross. The Right Rev Vinod Malaviya replied and conveyed greetings.

The Report of the BOARD OF COMMUNICATIONS (Reports pp 92- BOARD OF 98) was submitted by the Rev WA Kennedy together with the following COMMUNI- Supplementary Report: CATIONS

The Rev Dr RS Tosh reports: The past year has seen considerable change in certain areas of the BBC. Most importantly, perhaps, the system of governance was changed with the Board of Governors being replaced by the BBC Trust, the Vice Chairman of which is Dr Chitra Bharucha, a former elder in St John’s, Newtownbreda. As part of the changes in governance, licence fee payers in Northern Ireland are now represented by the BBC Audience Council Northern Ireland. Of significance for the future was the announcement of the Licence Fee Agreement. This was much lower than the BBC had hoped for and consequently there will be a reduced level of income. It is too early to make any sort of precise prediction about how this will be managed. So far as religious broadcasting is concerned, BBC Northern Ireland continues to maintain its output, although there has been some reduction in hours. With changes in the Sunday evening schedule Out of Sequence, the repeat of Sunday Sequence, was dropped, as was Rhythm and Soul which had been ably presented by Steve Stockman for some years. We are actively looking at other ways of reflecting something of contemporary Christian music. Sunday Sequence has achieved its best ever audience and it continues to look at religious and ethical issues, large and small. Morning Service too has seen something of an upsurge in audience figures. We continue to make regular contributions to BBC Radios 2, 3 and 4 and one of our regular broadcasters, Father Brian D’Arcy, has just taken over the presentation role in BBC Radio 2’s Sunday Half Hour. I continue to be grateful to a number of people: the colleagues in the small team responsible for our broadcasting, members of the audience who are not slow to let me know what they think of the output and the large number who willingly co-operate in what we are trying to do. I continue as convener of the vacancy in Loughaghery and Cargycreevy. 28 BELFAST, 2007

Moved by the Rev WA Kennedy, seconded by the Rev CM Glover, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Presbyterian 2. That the General Assembly congratulate the Presbyterian Historical Historical Society of Ireland on their centenary and encourage them in the recording and Society promotion of the historical story of Presbyterianism in Ireland. Public Records 3. That the General Assembly accept that the permission of an Office individual congregation is not necessary if anyone wants to copy a few pages from a register of baptisms, marriages, or burials held by PRONI, but is necessary if they want to copy any other record that is less than fifty years old, or if they want to copy an entire reel of microfilm. Guidelines for 4. That the General Assembly approve the revised Guidelines for New New Manses Manses, outlined in Appendix I of the Annual Reports (pp 97-98). 5. That a grant of £1,500 be paid from the Incidental Fund to the Church Architecture Committee. 6. That a grant of £14,750 be paid from the Incidental Fund to the Presbyterian Historical Society. 7. That the Board of Communications, together with its associated working committees, be appointed for the ensuring year in accordance with Par 277 of the Code as follows: Rev WA Kennedy, Convener S Lynas, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Editors of the Church Magazines, Board Convener and Secretary. (b) Rev CJC McMullan; Mrs Jean Mann — J MacQueen, M Gilmore — Rev TI Harte; R Fleming — Rev ______; K Irwin — Rev MN Davidson; I Christie — Rev SS Johnston; D Gordon. (c) Rev B McManus; T Montgomery — R Nelson, Mrs H Graham — Rev Dr J Frazer; ______— Rev Dr CA Grant; K McAuley — Rev RL Brown; J Gowdy. (d) Rev TN Hamilton; B Hamill — Rev. A Wimberley; Miss M Angus — Rev JR Lambe; T Busby. (e) Rev Dr TR Buick; W Harvey — Rev SJ Gray; J Donaghy — Miss M Guy, JA Patterson — Rev JI Thompson; M McNicholl. (f) S Wasson, Mrs V Stewart — Mrs V Sandall, G McCullagh — Rev GJ Mackarel; R Sharpe.

A. COMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE (5) Revs Dr RA Russell, IF Smith, Co-Conveners (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Editor of Presbyterian Herald, Board Committee Conveners. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 29

(x) Rev R Hill; R Patton, G. Thompson, R Nelson. (y) Rev N Hamilton; G McCullagh, J MacQueen, Mrs J Mann, T Busby, R Fleming, Mrs H Graham, M McNicholl.

B. COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (7) Rev C Glover, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Editors of Church Magazines, Director of Christian Training, Prof of Practical Theology, Religious Advisors to BBC, Downtown Radio, RTE and UTV, Rev Dr RS Tosh. (x) Revs PD Thompson, JM Wylie, C Meban, CWP Kennedy. (y) Revs JI Thompson, GJ Mackarel, RL Brown, MN Davidson, Dr J Frazer; R Sharpe, T Busby, Miss M Guy.

C. CHURCH ARCHITECTURE COMMITTEE (4) Rev GD Simpson, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Representative of BMI. (x) Rev RE Boggs; B Knox, K Fleming, W Watt. (y) Revs JR Lambe, TI Harte; T Montgomery, JA Patterson.

Intermission

Members of Assembly were joined by others to participate in the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, conducted by the Moderator, assisted by the Very Rev Dr David Clarke and the Clerk. The sederunt came to a close at 1.00 pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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THIRD SESSION

Tuesday, 5th June, 2007 Two o’clock. Afternoon

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION Presbyterian Women’s (Reports pp 147-152) was submitted by Mrs Caroline Hawthorne, General Association Secretary. Mrs Joan Hanna, Central President, also addressed the Assembly. 30 BELFAST, 2007

Moved by the Rev Dr WP Addley, seconded by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Overture The Overture anent Par 308(5) of the Code (Reports p152f) was anent Par submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. 308(5) Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by Rev Dr WP Addley, and agreed: That the overture anent Par 308(5) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church.

BOARD OF The Report of the BOARD OF MISSION IN IRELAND (Reports pp 120- MISSION IN 145) was submitted by the Rev RA Patton together with the following IRELAND Supplementary Report:

Board Appointments Since the decision of the 2004 General Assembly that only the Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, together with Theological Professors and College Principal, will be directly appointed by the Assembly, it is necessary for mission and ministry Boards, including the Board of Mission in Ireland, to be authorised to call ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. Appropriate overtures are appended.

The Rev David Temple The Board of Mission in Ireland places on record its sincere thanks to the Rev David Temple. In 1989 the General Assembly appointed David to the post of Superintendent of the Irish Mission and Secretary to the Board of Evangelism. This included being Editor of the Christian Irishman magazine. In 2004 David was appointed Director for Personnel of the Board of Mission in Ireland. Throughout all the changes that have taken place, David has shown himself to be a faithful servant of Jesus Christ, and of the Boards he has served. He has provided real leadership to the church’s mission in Ireland while at the same time supporting and caring for those working in the field. He has travelled many thousands of miles all over Ireland and out of his extensive knowledge has provided many insights which have proved invaluable to the Board’s work. He has proved himself to be an able communicator, enthusiastically commending His Lord and the mission of the Church. He has always been a very helpful and loyal colleague. We pray God’s blessing on David as he serves God in a new area of ministry.

Moved by the Rev RA Patton, seconded by the Rev WJ Henry and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Mission 2. That the General Assembly accept in principle the structure and Strategy timetable set out in Appendices A-C. 3. That the General Assembly ask each Presbytery, as per Appendix B, to agree a mission strategy plan, based on the outline information submitted by BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 31 its congregations/charges, and to give this to the Board of Mission in Ireland for comment and transmission to the Union Commission by March 2009. 4. That the General Assembly encourage each congregation or charge to submit a time-related mission strategy plan to Presbytery by March 2010, for its comment and approval. 5. That the General Assembly ask the Union Commission to note paragraphs 36-44 of the Report, Towards “Vibrant Communities of Christ…” (Appendix A), and to consider both a Congregation’s vision and commitment to mission, and a Presbytery’s overall mission strategy, when reaching decisions on subjects such as Leave to Call, Unions, Amalgamations and Dissolutions. 6. That the General Assembly welcome the appointment of the Rev DJ Rev DJ Bruce Bruce as Secretary to the Board of Mission in Ireland and commend him to the prayers of the wider church. 7. That the General Assembly express thanks to the Rev David Temple Rev DJ for his years of service to the Church, first as Superintendent of the Irish Mission Temple and Secretary of the Board of Evangelism, and more recently as Director of Personnel of the Board of Mission in Ireland. 8. That the General Assembly commend the expanding work of Nightlight Nightlight under its Director, Mr John Luke, and its Executive Committee, and encourage volunteers to offer themselves for service. 9. That the General Assembly congratulate the Directors of the Presbyterian Presbyterian Mutual Society on its continuing success and encourage Mutual Society congregations and individuals to avail themselves of its services. 10. That the Board of Mission in Ireland, with its associated working Committees for the ensuing year, be appointed in accordance with Par 280 of the Code, as follows: Rev RA Patton, Convener Rev DJ Bruce, Secretary (a) The Moderator, Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, President, Home Vice-President, and General Secretary of PWA, Convener and Secretary of Social Witness Board, Conveners of Education, Christian Training, Youth & Children’s Ministry Boards, Union Commission and Pensions and Assessments Committee, Conveners of Finance, Personnel and Property Committees, Presbyterian Mutual Society Agent, 2 Young Women’s Group representatives, 2 Youth & Children’s Ministry Board representatives, two deaconess representatives, Board of Mission Overseas representative. (b) Revs J Gordon, D Bradley; Mrs J Richardson — Revs SD Finlay, RIA Allely; Miss J Allen — Revs JM Casement, GR Stockdale; Mrs J Shields — Rev GWM Glasgow; J. McDowell, Mrs V Mawhinney — Revs WJM Parker, TJ Hagan; Mrs R McAuley — Revs D Rankin, BD Colvin; Mrs A McIntyre. 32 BELFAST, 2007

(c) Revs SW Dickinson, JG Johnston; Miss H Nicholl — Revs RJ McCullough, B McMillen; A Doole — Rev TJ McCormick; Dr JH Gillespie, Mrs N Nixon — Rev ST Carson, AC Rankin; Mrs B Robinson — Revs S Simpson, Dr WD Patton; Miss S Sutter. (d) Revs AW Boyd, JWD Rodgers; Mrs A. Henderson — Revs KA Drury, JA Braithwaite; Mrs M Jackson, — Revs M Gibson, P Linkens; Mrs A McKeown. (e) Revs TD Hagan, DJ Hutchinson; Mrs S Fell— Revs JL Blair, TV Mawhinney; Mrs M Glass — Rev Dr JW Lockington; TR Reid, Miss J Patterson — Revs JJ Currie, DH Brown; Mrs E Farr. (f) Revs J Lamont, WA McCully; Mrs A Lamont — Revs Dr S Mawhinney, SJ Lockington, L Kennedy-Ritchie— Rev I Carton; Mrs G Oliver; E Latimer. (p) Mrs G Hunter, Mrs M Weir, Mrs B Thompson, Mrs J Donald, Mrs A Blue, Mrs J Paul, Mrs V Stewart, Mrs J Hanna.

A. EDUCATION AND PROMOTION (5) Mrs C Poynton, Convener R Fairbairn, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Deputy Clerk, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener and Secretary, Conveners of Home and Irish Mission, Congregational Life and Shankill Road Mission Committees, Communications and Press Secretary. (x) Revs TW Gordon, J Scott; D Aicken, D Thompson, W Steele. (y) Revs J Lamont, B McMillen, GR Stockdale, L Kennedy-Ritchie; TR Reid.

B. HOME AND IRISH MISSION COMMITTEE (7) Rev W Henry, Convener ______, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, PWA Central President, PWA Home Vice-President, Convener and Secretary of Education Promotion. (x) Revs Dr WP Addley, PG McCrea, BD Colvin, SS Johnston; DF Adair, Mrs Irene Young. (y) Revs JM Casement, KA Drury, Dr JW Lockington, WA McCully, Dr S Mawhinney; Dr WD Patton.

C. CONGREGATIONAL LIFE (6) Rev H Boyce, Convener BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 33

Rev DJ Montgomery, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Director for Congregational Life, Convener of Committee on Resourcing Christians for Ministry, Director of Christian Training, Executive Secretary for Education & Promotion, Prof of Practical Theology, Divine Healing Agent. (x) Revs GE Best, RB Savage, IJ Patterson, WJ Parkes, D Bannerman. (y) Revs JM Casement, Dr WD Patton, BD Colvin, JL Blair; Mrs B Thompson.

D. SHANKILL ROAD MISSION (5) Rev Dr I Hart, Convener Rev WMcB Campbell, Superintendent (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Shankill Road Mission Superintendent, Clerk of Session of Shankill Road Mission Congregation, Executive Secretary for Education and Promotion. (x) Revs K McConnell, GF McKeown, AW Boyd; Miss D Pinkerton. (y) Revs J Gordon, M Gibson, Dr JW Lockington; Miss S Sutter.

The Memorial of the Kirk Session of Grange (Reports p 145-146) was Memorial of submitted by the Rev Desmond Knowles. Grange Kirk Session Moved by the Rev Desmond Knowles, seconded by the Rev AWT Brown, and agreed: That the Memorial be received and its prayer granted.

The Memorial of Lucan Kirk Session was submitted by the Very Rev Dr Memorial of TWJ Morrow: Lucan Kirk Session To the Venerable the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to meet in Belfast on the 4th day of June 2007. The Memorial of the Kirk Session of Lucan Presbyterian Church Respectfully Showeth: That Lucan Presbyterian Church has grown considerably over the past twenty years in numbers attending worship, spiritual vitality, financial strength and ministries to the wider community, such that it intends shortly to withdraw from the Home Mission Development Scheme; That in 2003 an Associate Minister was appointed, by special arrangement of the Union Commission and the Board of Mission in Ireland, to work in the rapidly developing industrial and residential area around the town of Maynooth with the aim of planting a new church; 34 BELFAST, 2007

That at present 70 meet for weekly worship in a local school in Maynooth, of whom 47 are members and 3 are elders of Lucan Presbyterian Church. That in terms of the giving of time, talents and finance the level of commitment of these people is very high; That the church plant has well developed and expanding ministries – home groups, prayer, children’s, women’s. That it rents and operates a resource centre in the centre of the town which is used as a base for students, literature, and other outreach ministries; That the financial contributions from those associated with the ministry in Maynooth in 2006 was 61,000 euros; That significant and innovative ministries to the wider community and the large student body are led by the Associate Minister of Lucan Church, an Irish Mission worker and members of Lucan congregation associated with the Maynooth plant; That it now seems the appropriate time for the relationship between Lucan Presbyterian Church and its church plant to change from the parental to the fraternal, and for the Maynooth church plant to become a congregation in its own right; That the established congregation would still require financial assistance for the development, in the short to medium term, of its mission and ministry, and intends, with the support of the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster, to seek appropriate status under the Board of Mission in Ireland. Memorialists, therefore, pray your Venerable Assembly to authorise the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster to establish the church plant of Maynooth as a Congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, under that name, and to place them in the Synod of Ulster. And Memorialists, as in duty bound, will ever pray. Adopted by the Kirk Session of Lucan at its meeting on 16th April, 2007. TREVOR MORROW, Moderator LES SANDERSON, Clerk Licensed by the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster at its meeting on 1 May, 2007 and transmitted to the Synod of Dublin with the strong recommendation that its prayer be granted. GARY MILLAR, Moderator COLIN GAMBLE, Clerk Transmitted by the Synod of Dublin at a meeting of its Standing Commission on 29 May 2007 with the strong recommendation that its prayer be granted. BRIAN SAVAGE, Moderator ALAN MITCHELL, Clerk Moved by the Very Rev Dr TWJ Morrow, seconded by Mr T Gilliam and agreed: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 35

That the Memorial be received and its prayer granted.

The Memorial of the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster was submitted Memorial of by the Rev AJMcL Smith. Dublin and Munster To the Venerable the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Presbytery Ireland to meet in Belfast on the 4th day of June 2007. The Memorial of the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster Respectfully Showeth: That the primary function for the distribution of communion tokens today is as a means of recording attendance at the Lord’s Supper in order that the Kirk Session may keep a roll of members of the congregation in full communion; That other means for recording attendance at the Lord’s Supper may now be more suitable particularly in churches where there are many newcomers, especially from a non-Presbyterian background, who are unfamiliar with the use of tokens and in churches where there is an increased frequency of communion services; That a proposed change to Code Par 40(4) could read as follows: ‘The Session shall record attendance of communicants at the Lord’s Supper and may do so by the use of tokens or some other appropriate method.’ Memorialists, therefore, pray your Venerable Assembly to ask the Congregational Life Committee of the Board of Mission in Ireland, or other appropriate body, to consider this proposed change to the Code and to report back to the next General Assembly. And Memorialists, as in duty bound, will ever pray. Adopted by the Presbytery of Dublin and Munster at a meeting of its Standing Commission on 6 March, 2007 and transmitted to the Synod of Dublin with the strong recommendation that its prayer be granted. ALAN BOAL, Moderator COLIN GAMBLE, Clerk Licensed and transmitted by the Synod of Dublin at a meeting of its Standing Commission on 29 May, 2007 with the strong recommendation that its prayer be granted. BRIAN SAVAGE, Moderator ALAN MITCHELL, Clerk Moved by the Rev AJMcL Smith, seconded by the Rev CJ Gamble and agreed: That the Memorial be received and its prayer granted. The Overture anent Par 280(5) of the Code was submitted by the Rev Dr Overture DJ Watts as follows: anent Par 280(5) It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that Par 280(5) of the Code be deleted and the following substituted: (5) The Board may call: 36 BELFAST, 2007

(a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in evangelistic work to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: That the overture anent Par 280(5) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church. Overture The Overture anent Par 281(4) of the Code was submitted by the Rev Dr anent Par DJ Watts as follows: 281(4) It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that Par 281(4) of the Code be deleted and the following substituted: (4) The Board may call: (a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in welfare work or social service to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: That the overture anent Par 281(4) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church. Overture The Overture anent Par 283(3) of the Code was submitted by the Rev Dr anent Par DJ Watts as follows: 283(3) It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that Par 283(3) of the Code be deleted and the following substituted: (3) The Board may call: (a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in Youth service work to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: That the overture anent Par 283(3) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church. Overture The Overture anent Par 285 of the Code was submitted by the Rev Dr DJ anent Par 285 Watts as follows: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 37

It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that to Par 285 of the Code be added the following sub-paragraph 285(5): (5) The Board may call ministers appointed to serve the Board in full- time administration. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley, and agreed: That the overture anent Par 285 of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church.

Intermission

BOARD OF SOCIAL WITNESS BOARD OF The Report of the (Reports pp 154-184) SOCIAL was submitted by the Rev R Vallely. WITNESS Moved by the Rev R Vallely, seconded by the Rev RA Liddle, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Moved by the Rev R Vallely, seconded by the Rev RA Liddle: 2. That the General Assembly welcome the recent report of the Social Sexual Issues and Resources Panel regarding Sexual Orientation and authorise its Orientation publication as pastoral guidelines. Moved as an amendment by the Rev WJA Moody, seconded by the Rev SWW Neilly: That the Report of the Social Issues and Resources Panel regarding Sexual Orientation be sent down to Presbyteries for their consideration, and comments to be sent to the Convener of the Social Witness Board by 31 December 2007, and a revised report with guidelines be brought to the General Assembly in 2008. A card vote was taken. 163 votes were cast for and 168 votes cast against the amendment. The amendment was declared lost. Resolution 2 was then put to the House. For 159 against 120. The Resolution was declared passed. The following members of the Court registered dissent: WB Boyd Kenneth Patterson R Murray Tom Greer Alistair Smyth John G Johnston Knox Jones Ivan Ferguson William Moody John Todd Mark Neilly Norman Jackson Maurice Stewart James Ballentine William H Scott James Livingstone Eric Watterson Evans Montgomery Charles Graham Oliver Murphy 38 BELFAST, 2007

Jack McKaig Kenneth Hanna Stephen Neilly William Jas Kerr Robert Gibson Eddie Kirk Desi McMillen Hamilton Marshall RI Abraham Charles J McCormick Gordon McMullan Rowland Mulligan Robert A Campbell Lex Brown James Gillan John Holmes George S Patton David Malcolm Harold Craig Leslie Dodds Harry Uprichard Keith McIntyre Sam Paul Gary Nesbitt David Mark Shaw R Stewart WJM Parker Brian Kennaway W James Johnstone Drew Harte Desmond McMurray Norman Cornett Philip McKelvey Shaw Thompson

Moved by the Rev R Vallely, seconded by the Rev RA Liddle, and agreed: POCVA 3. That the General Assembly approve the POCVA (Protection of Checking Children and Vulnerable Adults) checking of Presbyterian Ministers. Taking Care 4. That the General Assembly agree that all Ministers should receive Training Taking Care Training and attend refresher training every three years. Journey 5. That the General Assembly commend the ongoing work of the Towards “Journey Towards Healing” programme and thank the Office of the First Healing Minister and Deputy First Minister for their ongoing support and encouragement. Child 6. That the General Assembly instruct Presbyteries to ensure that all Protection congregations have fully implemented the Child Protection Guidelines by 30 Guidelines June, 2008. Addiction 7. That the area of work carried out by the Addiction Services Services Committee be placed under the Adult Services Committee. 8. That the customary grants made by the Board of Social Witness, up to a total of £3,000, be met from the Incidental Fund. 9. That the resignation of the Rev Tom Wilson as Convener of the Adult Services Committee be accepted, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Board Convener be appointed in his place until the General Board make an appointment. 10. That the Board of Social Witness, with its associated working committees for the ensuring year, be appointed in accordance with Par 281 of the Code as follows:– BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 39

Rev R Vallely, Convener L Conway, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Superintendent of Shankill Road Mission, Minister and Superintendent of Kinghan Mission, Board Convener and Secretary, Residential Services Manager, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry. (b) Revs WJA Sleith, HS Boyd; L Willoughby — Revs MM Stewart; BA McDonald, PL McKelvey — Rev JR Hyndman; B Redhead, ______— Dr D Patterson, B Magowan, Mrs A Magowan — Rev PD Thompson; Mrs R Hamilton, Mrs M Williams — Rev RJ Mattison; E McWilliams, Mrs E Barry. (c) Revs ______, DB McCorriston; Mrs W Bristow — Rev D Chapman; Mrs L Graham, Mrs K Fisher — ______; Mrs L Livingston, Mrs A Kane — Revs Dr M Jones, Dr JA Thompson; Mrs M Magowan — Rev JL Tosh; DL Malcolm, Mrs J Robinson. (d) Revs JN Seawright, JK Doherty; Mrs S McCullough, — Revs ______, T Wilson; Miss M Cromie — Revs Dr RM Crooks, RD Maxwell; Mrs M Cromie. (e) Revs AJA Rosborough, JK McCormick; Mrs E Patterson — Revs DS Irwin, Miss H Lowry; Mrs V Miller — Revs GD Allen, CI Dickson; Mrs M Good — Rev SJM Lindsay; R McKee, Mrs I Reid. (f) Rev A Best; Mrs R Gibson, Mrs J McKean — Rev Dr S Mawhinney; D Boyd, Mrs R Dawson — Rev SG Anketell; Miss F Fleming, W McConkey. (p) Mrs J Hanna, Mrs V Miller, Miss E Smyth, Mrs P Spence, Mrs W Moffett, Mrs M Stevenson, Mrs V Stewart, Mrs G Hutchinson.

A. SPECIALIST MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (5) Mrs Z Vallely, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Convener Kinghan Mission, Chaplains, Forces, Addiction Services, Student Services Panels, Minister and Superintendent Kinghan Mission. (x) Rev AJA Rosborough; J Luke, Mrs C Houston. (y) Revs Dr JA Thompson, SJM Lindsay; Miss M Cromie, Mrs K Fisher, Mrs W Moffett.

B. OLDER PEOPLE SERVICES COMMITTEE (5) Rev J Noble, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Residential Services Manager. 40 BELFAST, 2007

(x) Local Support Committee Representatives. (y) Revs Dr JA Thompson, JN Seawright; Mrs M Stevenson, Mrs V Miller.

C. FAMILY SERVICES COMMITTEE (5) Mrs L Graham, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Conveners PCI Counselling, Taking Care, Disability. (x) Rev ______; Dr Paul Gray, Mrs M McGuiggan, Mrs G Elwood. (y) Rev DS Irwin; G Hutchinson, Miss M Cromie, Mrs W Moffett.

D. ADULT SERVICES COMMITTEE (4) Rev R Vallely, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Conveners Carlisle House and Thompson House, Residential Services Manager. (x) Revs ______, Dr LE Carroll; Dr L Calderwood. (y) Rev Dr RM Crooks; Dr D Patterson, Miss E Smyth.

The sederunt came to a close at 5.45pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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On Tuesday evening, 5 June, 2007, at 7.30pm, a discussion was held in the Assembly Hall under the title, “Presbyterians Talk Education”. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 41 FOURTH SESSION

Wednesday, 6th June, 2007 Half past nine o’clock. Forenoon The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the TRUSTEES (Reports pp 272-276) was submitted by Mr TRUSTEES David Bell: Moved by Mr David Bell, seconded by Mr Wilson Ervin, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the recommendation regarding the Mrs AM Davidson Trust be adopted. 3. That the recommendation regarding the Sir Wm V McCleery Trust be adopted. 4. That the recommendation regarding the Miss Irene Scott Trust be adopted. 5. That the recommendation regarding the Miss Ida Mary McGeown Trust be adopted. 6. That the recommendation regarding the Victor Morrow Trust be adopted. 7. That the recommendation regarding the Miss Shiela Cole Bequest be adopted. 8. That in accordance with the Will of the late John Getty the following be constituted as the Committee for the “direction and management of the application” of the income from the Getty Bequest: Very Rev Dr S Hutchinson, Revs Dr DJ Watts, RJA Bell, WJ Orr; Mr Wilson Ervin, CBE, Sir Eric McDowell, Mr David Bell, CB, Mr AT Ross, Mr John Millar, OBE.

Motion on the Books The motion on the books (Reports p 276) was submitted by the Rev TD Gribben: Proposed by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Rev George Moore and agreed: 9. That the General Assembly rescind the decision requesting the Familybooks Trustees to “retain and invest the net proceeds of the sale of Familybooks for a Proceeds period of ten years against the contingency that the Church may decide at a future date to re-establish a Presbyterian bookshop.”

The Assembly proceeded to consider the appointment of three new New Trustees trustees. A nomination having been received from the Synod of Ballymena and Coleraine, it was moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and unanimously resolved: 42 BELFAST, 2007

That Mr Lyle Cubitt be, and is hereby nominated and appointed by the General Assembly as a Trustee of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland in room of Mr RS Andrew, deceased, and of the due appointment of Mr Lyle Cubitt as a said Trustee attestation is made by the signature of the Moderator of the General Assembly and of the Clerk of the General Assembly, in accordance with the provisions of the Irish Presbyterian Church Act, 1871. JOHN M FINLAY Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland DONALD J WATTS Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland

A nomination having been received from the Synod of Belfast, it was moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and unanimously resolved: That the Rev William Paul Henry Erskine be, and is hereby nominated and appointed by the General Assembly as a Trustee of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland in room of the Rev William Douglas Ferguson Marshall, resigned, and of the due appointment of the Rev William Paul Henry Erskine as a said Trustee attestation is made by the signature of the Moderator of the General Assembly and of the Clerk of the General Assembly, in accordance with the provisions of the Irish Presbyterian Church Act, 1871. JOHN M FINLAY Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland DONALD J WATTS Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland

A nomination having been received from the Synod of Dublin, it was moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and unanimously resolved: That Mr Kenneth Gillanders be, and is hereby nominated and appointed by the General Assembly as a Trustee of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland in room of Mr James Jenkins, deceased, and of the due appointment of Mr Kenneth Gillanders as a said Trustee attestation is made by the signature of the Moderator of the General Assembly and of the Clerk of the General Assembly, in accordance with the provisions of the Irish Presbyterian Church Act, 1871. JOHN M FINLAY Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland DONALD J WATTS Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland

COMMISSION The Report of the COMMISSION ON TRUSTS (Reports p 229) was ON TRUSTS submitted by Mr AJ Rankin. Moved by Mr AJ Rankin, seconded by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, and agreed: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 43

1. That the Report be received. 2. That the Commission on Trusts for the ensuing year be appointed in accordance with Par 130 of the Code as follows:– AJ Rankin, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk; AJ Rankin. (g) Revs Dr D Clarke, DJ Bruce, RJA Bell, WS Marrs, JH Robinson; DC Cowan, L Walker, L Conway, Mrs O Marshall. GENERAL The Report of the GENERAL BOARD (Reports pp 1-44) was submitted BOARD by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, together with the following Supplementary Report: When the Panel considering the Foyle Memorial reported in 2005 (Reports 2005, p 54) the General Assembly approved the recommendations and asked for legislation to be prepared. The relevant overture is now appended. NEW APPLICATION FOR THE CHAIR OF NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES TESTAMENT APPOINT- Full Name: William Gordon Campbell MENT Address: 20 Gilnahirk Crescent, Belfast, BT5 7DU Telephone: 028 9040 2681

Employment Record July 2005 – present Presbyterian Church in Ireland, Board of Mission Overseas, Final Home Assignment. July 1998 – June 2005 Seconded by Board of Mission Overseas to the Free Faculty of Reformed Theology (FLTR), Aix-en- Provence, France. July 1997 – June 1998 Board of Mission Overseas, Home Assignment. July 1989 – June 1997 Seconded by Board of Mission Overseas to the Reformed Church of France (ERF). September 1986 – June 1989 Student, Licensed and Ordained Assistant at Ulsterville Presbyterian Church. September 1982 – June 1984 Bangor Grammar School, Assistant Teacher of Modern Languages with Religious Education.

Education September 1969 – June 1976 Royal Belfast Academical Institution. 44 BELFAST, 2007

September 1976 – June 1981 Queen’s University Belfast – Undergraduate studies, with entrance scholarship. September 1981 – June 1982 Queen’s University Belfast – teacher training. September 1984 – June 1987 Union Theological College/Q.U.B. – ministry studies. September 1992 – June 1993 Free Faculty of Reformed Theology (FLTR) – pre-doctoral studies. September 1998 – July 2002 Q.U.B. – doctoral studies

Degrees, including subject of any dissertation or thesis 1981 B.A., Joint Honours in Modern Languages – Second Class, Upper Division 1982 Postgraduate Certificate in Education 1987 B.D., Honours in Biblical Studies – First Class 1993 Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies (French pre-doctoral diploma) 2002 Ph.D. – Parody in the Apocalypse. A literary-theological study of convergent antithetical themes in John’s Revelation.

Additional Information I was brought up in East Belfast Presbytery, in Bloomfield, Newtownbreda and Saintfield Road congregations. With my wife Sandra we have subsequently been members of Hamilton Road (1982-98) then Saintfield Road once more (1998 to date). I became fully aware of personal commitment to Jesus Christ as a young teenager and conscious of a call to the ministry while in sixth form at school. After studies in Modern Languages and some years as a teacher I prepared for the ministry of Word and Sacrament in Union College (1984-87) and was ordained (Jan 1988) while an assistant minister in Ulsterville congregation. In June 1989 I was commissioned, with Sandra, for missionary service to France where all but one of our four children – Aimée (18), Myriam (15), Stuart (12) and Marc (7) – were born. We engaged first in parish ministry in the Reformed Church of France (ERF, 1989-97), in small-town/semi-rural then city-centre situations where secularism and residual Christianity largely predominated. Other challenges included learning to collaborate positively with Church members and minister colleagues whose theological commitments differed greatly from mine, or working out my convictions in ministry and finding winsome ways to articulate and defend them, whether in pulpit, pastoral situations or Church courts. Following a year of home assignment, we were seconded to the French context again. I taught New Testament in the Free Faculty of Reformed Theology (FLTR) Aix-en-Provence (1998-2005), also serving the College for three years as vice-principal and one as principal. In the latter roles, especially, BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 45

I found myself regularly preaching, speaking or writing in defence of a Reformed view of Scripture, doctrine or ethics. As for teaching, over and above the classroom setting this included monthly public lectures (on topical themes), involvement in days of theology shared with R. Catholic institutions (on agreements and disagreements) or public weekends of theology (on issues in Church and society). We returned to Ireland as a family in July 2005. After the end of formal deputation commitments, I sought to gain renewed pastoral experience in Ireland, working part-time for 5 months in Harmony Hill, covering my own minister’s 6-week sabbatical (Saintfield Road) and then, subsequently, as stated supply (under the convener) in Nelson Memorial. These activities have enabled me to become abreast of developments and challenges affecting PCI’s ongoing life and witness. During final home assignment it has also been my privilege both to continue NT teaching and assessment in the overseas context, through five sets of intensive 1- or 2-week courses of lectures given in Aix-en-Provence (2), Riga (2) and N. Africa (1), and also to preach in local Churches during these visits. In addition, I lectured part-time in Union College in 2006. At last General Assembly I became convener of the new Assembly Committee for Leadership Development (BMO). Finally, I have written and now published a thematic study of the Book of Revelation (2007), initially in French.

Publications This retrospective covers the last 5 years only. Asterisked items are in French (*) or Italian (**), with equivalent English titles given.

Book 2007 * (March) A Thematic Reading of John’s Revelation, Editions Excelsis, Cléon d’Andran, France (558 pp.)

Journal Articles, Dictionary Articles or Contributions to Collective Volumes 2006 * “Death and Resurrection”, in a French adaptation of the IVP Dictionary of Biblical Theology, Excelsis (4062 words) ** “Chiavi di lettura dell’Apocalisse” (Italian translation of “Towards an understanding of the Book of Revelation”, Revue Réformée 205/1999), in Studi di teologia (Padua/Italy) 35 (pp.2-6) ** “I temi dell’Apocalisse” (Italian translation of “Towards an Understanding of the Book of Revelation: the Advantages of a Thematic Reading”, Revue Réformée 224), in Studi di teologia 35 (pp.7-25) 46 BELFAST, 2007

* “Does God Have a History? Luke 1-2 in the Perspective of Ancient Historiography”, in Text and Historicity: Biblical Narratives and History, Excelsis & Kerygma, Cléon d’Andran & Aix en Provence (pp.79-98) * “Revelation to John and ‘Perseverance of the Saints’”, in Final Christian Perseverance and Assurance of Salvation, Revue Réformée (Aix-en- Provence/France) 236 (pp.43-55)

2005 * “Outline for a Biblical Theology of Living and Dying in God’s Presence”, in Living and Dying: Caring for People as Death Approaches, Revue Réformée 234 (pp.5-20) * “The Royalty of God, the Lamb and His Followers in John’s Revelation”, in Revue Réformée 233 (pp.44-61) * “The Kingdom of God as Narrated by the Gospel According to St. Luke”, in Revue Réformée 233 (pp.24-43)

2004 * “The Synoptic Problem”, in a French adaptation of the IVP New Bible Dictionary, Excelsis (8291 words) * “Revelation”, Fr. NBD, Excelsis (4012 words) * “Colossians”, Fr. NBD, Excelsis (1950 words) * “Persecution”, Fr. NBD, Excelsis (1710 words) * “Glory”, Fr. NBD, Excelsis (902 words) * “Book of Life”, Fr. NBD, Excelsis (297 words) * “Followers of the Lamb, Slaves of the Beast: Rival Identities in the Book of Revelation” (Part 2), in Théologie Evangélique (Vaux-sur-Seine/France) 3.2 (pp.113-122) * “Followers of the Lamb, Slaves of the Beast: Rival Identities in the Book of Revelation” (Part 1), in Théologie Evangélique 3.1 (pp.41-54) “Antithetical Feminine-Urban Imagery and a Tale of Two Women-Cities in the Book of Revelation”, in Tyndale Bulletin 55.1 (pp.81-108) “Findings, Seals, Trumpets and Bowls: Variations upon the Theme of Covenant Rupture and Restoration in the Book of Revelation”, in Westminster Theological Journal 66 (pp.71-96)

2003 “True and False Proclamation in the Book of Revelation” (Part 2), in Irish Biblical Studies 25.3 (pp.106-20) “True and False Proclamation in the Book of Revelation” (Part 1), in Irish Biblical Studies 25.2 (pp.60-73) * “Apocalypse and Extermination”, in Religions and Violence, Revue Réformée 225 (pp.89-107) BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 47

* “Cult of the Body and Body of Christ at Corinth”, in Christian Faith and Life in the Body, Excelsis & Kerygma (pp.109-21) * “Towards an Understanding of the Book of Revelation: the Advantages of a Thematic Reading”, in Revue Réformée 224 (pp.43-65)

2002

* “Covenant and Family in New Testament Perspective”, in Revue Réformée 220 (pp.13-26)

PhD Dissertation (QUB, 2002)

* Parody in the Apocalypse. A literary-theological study of convergent antithetical themes in John’s Revelation.

Referees

Rev Alistair R Bill, 3, Royal Lodge Park, Belfast BT8 7YP. Rev Dr S John Dixon, 11, Greystone Road, Antrim BT41 1HD. Rev Dr Kenneth NE Newell, 64 Maryville Park, Belfast BT9 6LQ.

Recognised Ministries Committee

The recommendation of the Carrickfergus Presbytery with regard to the Recognised Rev AT Maze was that he be retained as a Minister without charge until he is Ministries received by the Grace Presbytery, Presbyterian Church (USA) on 31 May, 2007.

Ministers in Recognised Service

The Rev WJP Bailie reports:

Mission Africa, formerly the Qua Iboe Fellowship, is one of Ireland’s oldest mission agencies. It is an unambiguously evangelical mission agency, working in partnership with like minded missions and churches in Nigeria, Burkina Faso and Chad. The mission concentrates on four areas of ministry: evangelism and church planting; the strengthening of existing church bodies through theological education and Christian literature distribution; medical mission, with particular emphasis upon HIV/ AIDS work; and compassionate ministry amongst disadvantaged and abused children. The mission has around 20 full time staff in the field, and operates a thriving short term programme. My work is that of Chief Executive, looking after the planning and administration of personnel, finance and partner relations. I am glad to report an excellent relationship with The Board of Mission Overseas through the Mission Agencies Partnership. We appreciate all those who maintain an interest in our work and remember us in prayer. 48 BELFAST, 2007

Memorial Record

Memorial The Rev Dr WTJ Richardson, MBE, reports: Record The Very Rev Dr Eric Gardner, LLCM, LTCL, BA, DD, died on 6 April, 2007 in the 84th year of his age and the 53rd of his ministry. A Belfast man, he was brought up in connection with Great Victoria Street congregation. He was educated at Rosetta Primary School, Shaftesbury House Tutorial College, the Bible Training Institute, Glasgow, Magee University College, Londonderry, Trinity College, Dublin, and, what was then, the Assembly’s College, Belfast. He served his assistantship in Cregagh congregation after which he was licensed by the Belfast Presbytery in June 1953. He was ordained in January 1955 in the congregations of Lucan and Naas. After some five years he was called to the congregation of Scarva Street, Banbridge where he remained until his call to First Ballymena in September 1969. These congregations remember him as a man of God who served his Lord with diligence and dignity. Eric Gardner was a man of deep sincerity and refreshing modesty who brought to the work of the ministry a patent and infectious faith which inspired many to become followers of the Christ he himself served so faithfully. His approach to people was gracious and compassionate and ever in keeping with the example of his Saviour and Lord. He is remembered as a painstaking pastor, an effective evangelist, a penetrating preacher and a considerate counsellor. He is renowned for his discipline in the study and his pastoral visitation: always punctual and precise and, reflecting on his great interest in elocution, his speech and delivery was a model for anyone involved in communication to follow. Nor was his service to the church confined to the congregations in which he ministered. He was, for example, convener of the State of Religion Committee, the Memorial Record Committee and the Board of Evangelism and Christian Training. His gift of communication and evident zeal for the gospel made him a much sought after evangelist at congregational missions where he was the means of bringing many to a living faith in Christ as their Saviour. He lectured in elocution at Union College and was Officiating Chaplain at St Patrick’s Barracks, Ballymena. In 1982 the Church recognized his work and worth in electing him Moderator of the General Assembly. He is survived by his wife Audrey, son Paul, daughter in law Rosie and their four children to whom the sympathy of the General Assembly is directed at this time. Rev James Kilgore, BA, died on 11 April, 2007 in the 100th year of his age and the 72nd of his ministry. He was born to a Raphoe farming family in March 1908 and grew up as a member of Ballylennon congregation. He was educated at the local national school, The Royal School, Raphoe, Magee College, Londonderry and Trinity College, Dublin. He studied theology at what was then The Assembly’s College Belfast. Licensed by the Raphoe Presbytery in November 1935, he was ordained and installed to his first charge in Clontibret in December 1935. Here he remained until September 1945 when he was called to the congregation of Claremont, Londonderry. He retired from the active ministry in April 1974, retiring to Castlerock where he remained until a short time before his death. In addition to his work in Claremont congregation, he was chaplain in Strand hospital, a trustee of Magee University College, a Governor BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 49 in Londonderry High School and a member of the Londonderry County Borough Education Committee. In 1937 he married Margaret Irwin from Limavady who had nursed him when, due to a rugby accident, he had been a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. Many remain who can give thankful testimony to his thoughtful conduct of worship, his devoted proclamation of the good news of Jesus Christ, his assiduous pastoral visitation, his loving care for the sick, the lonely and the elderly. His integrity was strong, his humour infectious and his friendship attractive. In crisis and controversies, within or outside the church, his was a voice of measured calm and those who ignored his advice were often remorseful. His daughter Kay, sons Alastair and David and their families can be confident that the sympathy of the General Assembly is with them at this time. The Rev James McAdam, BA, died on 28 May, 2007 in the 88th year of his age and the 56th of his ministry. A Belfast man, he was brought up in the congregation of Megain Memorial and educated at Methodist College, Magee University College, Trinity College, Dublin, New College, Edinburgh, and what was then the Assembly’s College, Belfast. Prior to entering the ministry he worked for a number of years in the insurance business with the National Provident Institution and the Mutual Life Assurance Company. He was licensed by the Belfast Presbytery in May 1951 and having served his assistantship in Ballysillan congregation was ordained and installed the following year to the congregations of First Ballybay, Cahans and Derryvalley. For part of his time in these congregations he also took on responsibility as Stated Supply in Drumkeen congregation. In January 1960 he was called to the Church Extension Charge of Saintfield Road where he remained until retirement in April, 1987. Actively involved in the various Presbyteries in which he served, he was for a number of years Clerk of the Monaghan Presbytery and in 1986 was Moderator of the Synod of Belfast. James McAdam was looked on by his fellow Presbyters as an outstanding parish minister. From its earliest beginnings he was instrumental in building up Saintfield Road from a Church Extension Charge to a large thriving congregation on the east side of Belfast. He was meticulous in everything he put his hand to as was evidenced in his pulpit and pastoral ministry. He loved people and had a special gift of relating to people of any age or persuasion. Deeply spiritual, he took an active interest in the “Churches Council of Health and Healing in Ireland” and many bear testimony to the help received through his monthly Divine Healing Services in Saintfield Road. Outside Church and family life his main interests were sport, music and reading. On retirement he and his wife Margaret went to reside in Gloucester where he continued to exercise a valuable ministry in Painswick United Reformed Church. More recently he and his wife have been residing in Winchester. He is survived by his wife, their 2 sons and 2 daughters, to whom the sympathy of the General Assembly is directed at this time of sorrow and loss.

Church and Society Committee

Dealing with the Past Church and Society 1. Broadly speaking, this committee has taken the view that the past should have a line drawn under it in the interests of building a new future 50 BELFAST, 2007 together. However, the increasing attention to the system of informers has brought about a change in society and in its desire to know the truth. This may be viewed positively as a thirst for truth which previously did not exist. 2. The use of informers is necessarily secretive and, therefore, open to corruption by all involved. Every side in the conflict was open to such corruption, to abuse of the system and to making questionable justifications of things done. While we understand the need for intelligence gathering we also recognise the corruptions which become possible. However, the number and cost of inquiries, together with those still being sought, does not offer an adequate response to the desire for truth. 3. Nevertheless, the call for truth remains. The Bible tells us to speak the truth ‘in love’ thereby acknowledging that how truth is told is important. As Christians we also believe truth to have a liberating and transforming quality. 4. In light of this, the General Assembly call on the Legislative Assembly to put a locally representative commission in place to consider how to deal with the past in a way which liberates for the future. This, we believe, is a matter of urgency. 5. The General Assembly recognise the work done by a variety of groups in assisting us to talk about and respond to the past. Healing through Remembering is one of those groups and we commend their Day of Reflection, June 21.

New Political Arrangements 6. The new Northern Ireland Assembly is now in place and will face the challenge of governing on a day to day basis, often being confronted with hard decisions. In the Republic of Ireland a new government has been elected. In both jurisdictions some familiar faces have gone from political life and new ones have appeared. It is our Christian duty to pray for our political leaders and so we encourage Presbyterians to pray regularly for their political leaders. 7. In Northern Ireland the Legislative Assembly has been agreed after many years of public wrangling. The journey to our new political arrangements has had a very public face but also a less public face. Behind the scenes, often unnoticed, many have bent their energies towards the achievement of peace. We take the time to acknowledge the considerable amount of peace-making work that has been done and the considerable amount of peace-building work which has yet to be done. We encourage all who have already given of their time and energy to continue to do so and we encourage all to find ways to continue to build a better, shared future for our community. A healthy civil society requires that the church, through its members, plays an active part. We believe that the vast array of gifts among the membership of PCI can make a difference in the political realm. 8. In the Republic a submission was made to the National Commission on Restorative Justice. It was interesting for the committee to address the matter of Restorative Justice without the baggage attached to the discussion in Northern Ireland. The submission is attached and is commended to members of the BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 51

General Assembly to increase their understanding of Restorative Justice and what it can mean in the development of society.

APPENDIX

Submission to the National Commission on Restorative Justice Restorative Justice CONTENTS

Preamble 1.0 Our understanding of ‘Restorative’/‘Relational’ Justice 1.1 Defining ‘Restorative’ Justice 1.2 Distinguishing ‘Relational’ Justice 2.0 Current trends identified in Irish society: where is this leading? 2.1 Trends in Irish society at large 2.2 Trends in the Irish Media 2.3 Trends in Government policy 3.0 A Christian understanding of justice: what are we aiming for? 3.1 The God of Justice 3.2 Justice for and by the People of God 3.3 Justice, Mercy, Forgiveness and Restoration 4.0 Restorative Justice: can we do things better? 4.1 Restorative thinking in a punitive society 4.2 Concerns regarding restorative justice 5.0 Recommendations

Preamble The Presbyterian Church in Ireland welcomes this opportunity to submit its views on the application of restorative justice in the Irish context. As a Christian body we are particularly aware of the need for a just society in which all members enjoy the benefits and protection that will encourage fruitful lives and secure fair treatment. As an historic church indigenous to these islands we are fully committed to the preservation of peace and the promotion of welfare for all citizens and for the common good. It is with this duel commitment to Faith and Country that we respectfully make our submission.

1.0 Our understanding of ‘Restorative’/‘Relational’ Justice

1.1 Defining ‘Restorative’ Justice According to the Tánaiste’s announcement “Restorative Justice is a victim and community oriented approach which requires the perpetrator to face up to 52 BELFAST, 2007 the harm he or she has caused and repair or make good the damage done. Restorative Justice puts the victim at the centre of the process.” A range of mechanisms have been developed around the world under the banner of ‘Restorative Justice’ including: reparation, family group conferencing, various forms of victim/offender encounters. These necessarily encourage criminal justice agencies to co-operate with each other and with a broad range of statutory agencies, communities and community organisations. One of the leading voices for Restorative Justice belongs to New Zealander, Jim Consedine. As an experienced prison chaplain he is well aware of the shortcomings of that institution and repeatedly calls for change in language that would resonate with all Irish: It is time to take seriously the appalling results of nearly 200 years of a failed criminal justice system which is fixated on vengeance and punishment and employs an ever-expanding system of imprisonment. It is time too to set aside the mindset of the colonial master and look to the sound elements within most indigenous traditions which, with adaptation, could supply a much better form of criminal justice.[1] For Consedine the philosophy of Restorative Justice embraces a wide range of human emotions that includes: healing, mediation, compassion, forgiveness, mercy, reconciliation and, when appropriate, sanction. In his own words: “Under restorative justice, victims and offenders assume central roles and the state takes a back seat. The process does not focus on vengeance and punishment but seeks to heal both the community and the individuals involved. This is done by a process that puts reparation, not punishment, at the centre.” [2] He goes on to outline 5 advantages that restorative justice has over the retributive system: (1) Restorative Justice is indigenous – the reshaping of the process of law is an essential dimension and sign of a developing maturity and sense of identity for countries that are seeking to shake off oppression and/ or colonialism. Hence the best elements of indigenous traditions can and ought to be reconsidered. The Celtic tradition as represented by Brehon Law possesses a rich vein from which an authentically Irish system conducive to the needs of the New Ireland could be derived. (2) Restorative Justice places victims at the centre of the equation – currently the retributive system shoves victims to the side; their role is to be the victim, nothing more. This leads to increased resentment, anger and frustration that is often manifest in dissatisfaction at the outcome of proceedings even when a hefty sentence is passed. Family group conferencing can address this as the offender is made to appreciate the damage done and takes responsibility for that. Oftentimes the victim simply wants to hear, ‘I’m sorry for what I have done to you’ and the offender needs to hear, ‘I forgive you.’ This, more than anything else, brings closure. Consedine observes:

[1] Consedine, J., Restorative Justice: Healing the Effects of Crime (1999: Ploughshares Pub.) 182 [2] Consedine, 183 BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 53

Many years of prison ministry have shown me how little remorse there is among inmates simply because they never have to meet their victims and see the devastation they have caused. This hardening of the arteries of emotion and repression of shame and grief are the principal causes of recidivism and in so many committing even greater crimes upon release. Prison guarantees re-offending and offers victims nothing. [3] (3) Restorative Justice offers healing to all involved – and healing must take place if offender, victim and community are to enjoy some kind of peace that allows for reintegration and a fresh start. Testimonies to this effect can be readily found in South Africa, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil and elsewhere. This process is as vital for the victim as for the offender. As Consedine put is: “For victims of crime, forgiveness is letting go of the power that the offence and the offender has over them, while not condoning or excusing that person.”[4] (4) Restorative Justice places responsibility for crime in the hands of those who commit it – straightaway we think of the offender in this regard, and it is true that offenders must take responsibility for their crimes at a deep and personal level in order for them to move through a process of personal transformation and eventual reintegration. But it is also true that the individual is truly human only when in community and that a sense of communal responsibility needs to be recognised also. (5) Restorative Justice results are better for all – it is noted that under the terms of reference (e), the Commission is ‘to review, as far as practicable, the research based evidence and evaluation as to the effect of different restorative justice models, compared with other forms of court disposals, with regard to: (i) the views of and impact on victims, (ii) offenders and their rate of recidivism, (iii) its use as an alternative to prison, (iv) cost, (v) the public interest, and (vi) the range of offences to which it is most applicable. Thankfully there is a significant body of material internationally, as the Commission is already aware. Currently that research tends to be available only to interested experts. By opening the window on such material, the Commission will be doing a great service to the wider public so that informed debate will allow the State structures to take bold steps towards new systems. To put all of this into perspective, Consedine closes with these words: History is teaching us every day that if we continue to operate a criminal justice system oriented principally towards punishment based on vengeance, and continue to ignore the opportunity that restorative justice offers, we will continue to reap a harvest of high crime rates,

[3] Consedine, 188 [4] Consedine, 189 54 BELFAST, 2007

fear and insecurity. The time for change is now if we are to bequeath the 21st Century a criminal justice system worthy of its name.[5]

1.2 Distinguishing ‘Relational’ Justice Following the publication of Braithwaite’s book, Crime, Shame and Reintegration, and Burnside and Baker’s Relational Justice: Repairing the Breach[6] a greater emphasis in Britain has been placed upon the important subject of reintegrating offenders to society. This focus upon the offender is just as important as the equally important focus on victims that Restorative Justice provides. Adrian L James (Professor of Applied Social Studies at the University of Bradford) welcomed developments under the Restorative Justice model while at the same time warning against less desirable aspects of communitarianism that fails to focus on the needs and problems, some of their own making and others not, that offenders face.[7] He writes: The failure to include this as part of our understanding can lead all too readily to an extension of exclusionary and potentially oppressive policies, like zero-tolerance and locally-driven initiatives for the surveillance and control of groups labelled as ‘problems’ (such as some families and young people). What is missing from restorative justice is a broader framework of values that will give both coherence and direction to such developments. Relational Justice provides such a framework, by understanding crime as the failure of the relationships that should exist among and between individuals, communities and institutions. In seeking to rebuild those fractured relationships, Relational Justice is much more than restorative justice. The latter provides a mechanism or series of mechanisms that seek the restoration of something that has been lost by victims of crime. As such, it provides an important element of Relational Justice. Relational Justice is more than this however, it provides “the basis for a reconceptualisation of criminal justice policy and practice throughout the criminal justice system, based on an integration of criminological theory and communitarian politics.” It also provides a framework that can be generalised to all of those who are victims of injustice in our criminal justice system – offenders, victims, their families, or whoever – that can potentially be embraced by all criminal justice agencies... The basic maxim of Relational Justice is: A society that promotes inclusion to the maximum has the best chance of reducing crime to the minimum

[5] Consedine, 196 [6] Braithwaite, J., Crime, Shame and Reintegration (1989: CUP) Burnside, J. & Baker, N., Relational Justice: Repairing the Breach (1994: Waterside Press) [7] James, A.L., “Integrating Justice” in ‘Relational Justice Bulletin’, issue 2, April 1999 BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 55

There is a fundamental instinct in all of us which recognises that the most important thing in our lives is not material prosperity, but the quality of relationships with other people. It is in and through our relationships that we find our deepest contentment and most lasting fulfilment. It is only through sustained relationships with other people that we can come to know and understand ourselves. Right relationships are the key to health and happiness. Therefore, restoring relationships broken by crime should be the purpose of the criminal justice process. It should be the goal of the courts, the prison service, and the probation service. It is generally acknowledged that crime is a very complex thing; indeed, failure to recognise this has fuelled the kind of headline news and half-baked policies that inevitably follow the latest public outrage. Nonetheless, empirical research does highlight how weak relationships in the family and locality are a significant factor in seeking to understand the causes of crime. There is a link, for example, between ‘cold’ family relationships and anti-social behaviour.[8] Poor parenting results in an absence of internalised norms and lack of understanding of how other people feel and react. Where concern for others is weak, there are increased opportunities to commit crime. When this is put in the wider context of uninhibited individualism, matters become worse still. As Michael Schluter writes: Without tackling the factors which are driving individualism, whether it is the structure of financial services, town planning, high levels of mobility or overall fiscal policy, efforts to tackle the immediate causes of crime in relational dysfunction are doomed to disappoint over the long-term.[9] Schluter provides five key priorities as the basis of a reform agenda guided by a Relational Justice approach:

1. Affirm the role of the victim The victim is central as one party to the relationship damaged by the offence. Victims and offenders should have the opportunity of mediation in cases where that is possible and appropriate. Greater account should also be taken of the victim’s needs in choosing forms of punishment. Creative forms of reparation and restitution should be encouraged.

2. Maintain local justice ‘Small is beautiful’ in the administration of justice. Every effort should be made to keep courts local, rather than regional to foster a greater sense of access and accountability.

[8] Farrington, D.P., “The Challenge of Teenage Antisocial Behaviour”, 1993 [9] Schluter, M., “A Framework for Reform of the Criminal Justice Process”, in ‘Relational Justice Bulletin’, issue 0, May 1998. Schluter is writing from and into the British context, but the broad principles still apply. 56 BELFAST, 2007

3. Revise sentencing criteria Relational Justice favours punishment in the community for ‘less serious’ offences owing to the impact of imprisonment of family ties. A wider and more appropriate range of penalties is required.

4. Transform prison regimes Prison security is not simply physical (containment via bricks and mortar, locks, cameras and keys), but also relational. Regimes need to stretch the capacity of prisoners to develop and sustain relationships. It is not a question of making prisons nicer or nastier, but of making them more relational. This is not a soft option for the prisoner who has to undergo the painful process of attitudinal change. The Relationship Foundation has developed a tool (Relational Prison Audits) to promote such an end.

5. Reassess the role of the Probation Service Relational Justice affirms the belief that the casework relationships between probation officer and client should aim to put right what other broken relationships have put wrong. Within inevitable resource constraints, the role of probation to provide relational support and teach relational skills should remain a priority. Clearly the ethos and broad approach espoused by models such as ‘Restorative Justice’ and ‘Relational Justice’ offer a radical shift in how a society sees and responds to crime. There is a chance for Ireland to benefit both herself and other nations by moving in this direction. Our country is small enough in terms of geography, population and the nature of criminality to demonstrate significant improvement in a relatively short time. We can quickly become inspirational on the world stage in terms of our judicial system just as we surprised everyone with our economic advances. We can either decide to develop a system of our own of which we will justifiably be proud, or we can continue to emulate the trends of ‘bigger’ nations to our cost. Unfortunately some of the trends in Ireland do not augur well.

2.0 Current trends identified in Irish society: where is this leading?

2.1 Trends in Irish society at large An increasingly punitive society – that is surely a reasonable description of the way Irish society has been moving in its response to crime. It is interesting to note, for example, that in a recent RTE programme a large percentage of the audience consistently awarded tougher sentences to sample cases than Judges. There is a growing call for ‘life to mean life’, even though the American experience does not bode well. Just as a Thatcherite mentality now characterises the Irish psyche with regard to house ownership, so the Blairite slogan, ‘tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime’ seems to characterise the Irish response to a perceived crime-wave. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 57

2.2 Trends in the Irish Media A sensationalising and influencing Media – was ably illustrated by Conn Corrigan’s excellent article, “Crime: ‘out of control’ once again”[10] There he challenged the age old media and political tendency to talk up a bad situation where ‘horror stories’ are a daily occurrence, ‘collective barbarism’ is unleashed and, if Enda Kenny’s speech to the Dail in March this year is correct, ‘there is anarchy on the streets and in the suburbs of Dublin city’. Corrigan writes: ... this is by no means the first time that opposition politicians and the tabloid media have engaged in scaremongering, and called for knee-jerk populist, punitive measures in response to what they say the public demands. That they may be the driving force behind the public’s response to crime – and that they may be spreading the contagion of fear – is lost on them. One of the features of the debate on crime today, as it was some 23 years ago, is the way in which emotion is often given preference over reason and empiricism. Ireland now ranks amongst those countries that are ‘obsessed with crime’, with 54% of Irish respondents to a Euro barometer poll identifying crime as one of the two most important issues facing the country, the highest number of respondents to do so in the countries surveyed. The fear of crime is disproportionate to the actual likelihood of becoming a victim. Indeed, the most likely victim; like the most likely criminal, will be male, young, single, a heavy drinker and involved in assaulting others (O’Donnell & O’Sullivan, Crime Control in Ireland). Corrigan continues: Although the ‘little old lady’ figure so beloved of Fine Gael is among crime’s least likeliest victims, she will be most likely to make the papers were she to be a victim of crime. In a quantitative analysis of Irish newspaper articles, social psychologist Michael O’Connell found that there was a strong bias in favour of stories which involved people aged over 55, with female victims preferred to male. This study also discovered a connection between newspaper readership and pessimism about crime rates, with readers of the Evening Herald and the Irish Independent most likely to think that crime is worse than it actually is. In the past rehabilitation programmes like the 2004 field visits for women prisoners at Mountjoy have been abandoned due to negative publicity. At the time Governor John Lonergan remarked: The more you go down the rehabilitation route, the more risk-taking is involved and there is no appetite for risk. One headline in a newspaper can undermine and totally discredit the whole modus operandi of a project. [11] Newspapers can, of course, exercise remarkable restraint and provide exceptional analysis to complex matters. One such example is Paul Cullen’s reporting of crime figures in October 2006, ‘Separating the truth from the sound bites’, where he reminded readers that increases in detection rates might be of

[10] ‘Magill’, Sept. 2006 issue [11] ‘Irish Times’, May. 21/04 58 BELFAST, 2007 greater account than an actual rise in offences.[12] Statistics are notoriously slippery and statistics on a social phenomenon as complex and emotive as crime require particular care. Responsible reporting that aims to inform, balance and encourage debate that will lead to a better society for everyone is critical.

2.3 Trends in Government policy An irrational commitment to a failed system – according to Dr Ian O’Donnell of UCD Institute of Criminology[13], there is no internal pressure within the Irish prison system necessitating the massive prison expansion proposed by the Government. Writing in 2005, O’Donnell made the ‘startling finding’ that the 2004 imprisonment rate of 71.2 was virtually identical to the rate in 1994 of 71.5; he went on to say: In 1994 recorded crime was heading for a peak and the prisons were crowded. However Department of Justice policy was to strive for an upper limit between 2,200 and 2,300 on the number of offenders in custody. Today there is talk of designing a system for over 4,000. In the absence of detailed cost-benefit analyses this apparent enthusiasm to incarcerate is difficult to understand... The level of imprisonment in Ireland is low by international standards... Rather than planning for expansion there are grounds for believing that it could be reduced without jeopardising public safety. Given his statistical analysis of the Irish prison system, together with the four recommendations from the Council of Europe on “prison population inflation”, O’Donnell can see no reason for aiming at a prison population of between 4,000 and 4,500. Indeed, it makes more sense to push the current level downward. This makes the whole question of building the new Thornton Hall prison all the more pressing; at least on expansionist grounds. Since prisons work best if they are small and located close to prisoner’s homes (neither of which pertain with Thornton Hall); and given the over-ambitious plan to place men, women and children of vastly differing needs on a single site, “it is almost certain not to succeed any more than what it replaces; except perhaps with regard to hygiene standards.” O’Donnell correctly observed that, “When Mountjoy opened in 1850 the buildings were the physical expression of a clear philosophy of punishment. Similarly a clear vision of imprisonment should precede the first block put in place in any new development.” He concludes: “In a nutshell then the balance of the evidence would suggest that the new prison is at odds with the requirements of necessity, parsimony and proportionality... it reinforces the idea of prison as the centre of the penal system rather than challenging this view on the basis of economy, efficiency and effectiveness. This is a lost opportunity. If as much time, energy, expertise and money went into designing crime prevention strategies and community-based punishments the criminal justice landscape would look completely different. Prison needs to

[12] ‘Irish Times’, Oct. 28/06 [13] O’Donnell, I., “Putting Prison in its Place”, address to the Annual Conference of the Irish Association for the Study of Delinquency, 5 Nov. 2005 BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 59 be shifted from centre stage so that the potential of alternative approaches can be established.” In June 2006 Dr. Mairead Seymour’s report – Alternatives to Custody in Ireland, again commended a policy away from prisons and into community based sanction as a first option. Such sanctions should have both written guidelines to ensure equity and consistency in sentencing, and a statutory framework. There must also be enhanced funding to the Probation and Welfare Service to enable it to increase community supervision of offenders. This latter point is an essential element in the development of non-custodial sentencing for, as Sean Lowry[14] insisted, the credibility of the Service was being weakened in the criminal justice system because it was being starved of resources. The prison population is now made up of many homeless, drug-addicted or psychiatrically ill people. He estimated that staffing needed to be doubled at a cost, then, of €25 million extra per year (Total annual budget of €65m compared with expenditure on prisons of €353m. It costs on average €90,000 per prisoner per year). To put that in perspective, Lowry said that the Probation Service employs 330 staff as against 3,100 prison officers. In closing Lowry remarked: We need to have people in the Department of Justice to think in terms of dealing effectively with as many offenders as possible in the community rather than making use of prisons. The Department is much too focused on developing the prison system. The more [an offender’s] situation is allowed to descend into dysfunction the more it costs the taxpayer. A rise of ‘penal populism’ – First identified in the mid 1990s, ‘penal populism’ refers to ‘the notion of politicians tapping into and using for their own purposes, what they believe to be the public’s generally punitive stance on penal affairs’; although, as John Pratt, Professor of Criminology at Victoria University of Wellington, points out, once populist forces have been unleashed, politicians may find themselves in the train of such events, having to run after them to try to catch up. Penal populism is ‘manifest in political campaigns that call for longer and harsher sentences of imprisonment and, significantly, to curtail or to annul many longstanding criminal justice rights and practices which are thought to favour criminals at the expense of law-abiding community members...[it] demands penalties and processes that are driven by commonsense and that are transparent, rather than what can often appear to be the opaque legal niceties or technicalities of the criminal justice authorities. It thus demands ‘truth in sentencing’. It also seeks to turn the punishment of offenders into a symbolic spectacle of reassurance and vicarious vengeance for an onlooking public, and into one of humiliation and debasement for its

[14] Sean Lowry is Former head of the Probation and Welfare Service. He was responding to “A Study of the Number, Profile and Progression Routes of Homeless Persons Before the Court and in Custody” in the ‘Irish Times’ Sep. 03/05 60 BELFAST, 2007

recipients.’ Naming and shaming initiatives, community notification laws on sex-offenders, and ASBOS all fall into this category.

Pratt identifies five main causes of penal populism: (1) the decline of deference; (2) decline in trust in politicians and existing political processes; (3) ontological insecurity – resulting from the disappearance of tenured employment; the shattering of family life through divorce; the trend away from marriage and towards more transient cohabiting practices; decline in church attendance, trade union membership and various forms of community involvement; (4) the role of the media (resulting from its glamorisation and democratisation); (5) the rise of victimisation as an authentic expression of harm inflicted both on individuals and thereby on the rest of society, giving rise to particular laws named after crime victims (‘Megan’s Law’) as a way of honouring and memorialising them and also protecting potential victims. According to Pratt, “in those societies where there is the most acute concentration of [these causes], then the influence of penal populism will be particularly strong.”

Such a trend argues Pratt, is not inevitable; as Finland demonstrates. It seems that several factors inherent to the Finish system militate against it: (1) as a result of the different legal training and occupational status, judges are largely insulated from political influences and pressures; (2) as a result of Finland’s exceptionally expert-oriented society reforms have been prepared and conducted by a relatively small group who have been responsible for the remarkable drop in the prison population (achieved through depenalization, decriminalization and the provision of effective alternatives to custody); (3) Finland’s system of government – a unicameral parliament with a single penal bureaucracy, provides the opportunity for individuals to make radical changes to policy; (4) trust in social and political institutions is high with the result that intellect has been and is venerated over ignorance; (5) the development of extensive welfare state provision, designed to offset any tendencies towards social marginalization and inequality, takes the form of universal provision rather than the more restricted and stigmatised residual safety net model; (6) State compensation to all victims is issued and then attempts made to recover this from criminals [this contrasts with the reparation schemes typical of restorative justice which can lead to the prolongation of victimisation, to little benefit or gain: only 18% of offender- victim reparation orders in New Zealand are adhered to.]; (7) a homogenous society, with low rates of immigration means there are no substantial ethnic minorities at the bottom of every social indicator who then achieve a disproportionate level of representation in prison; there is trust and, consequently, there are low levels of fear of crime – only 4% of Finish homes have burglar alarms (34% in England) and there is a high rate of participation in neighbourhood watch; (8) tabloid press is less influential and less sensational, and television without advertising offers a public information service that contributes to informed public debate; (9) the language structure, until recently, provided insularity where the Finns were able to develop their own solutions to social problems, with some regional influences but virtually none from Britain or America. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 61

The most immediate factors in determining the presence or absence of penal populism are: the strength and authority of the civil service and the control it has on penal affairs and debate; the extent to which local media can perform a public education service; and the ability of welfare provisions to provide stability and solidity.[15] Examples of ‘penal populism’ in Ireland are ready to hand. When John O’Donoghue (FF) was opposition spokesperson for justice during the Rainbow coalition from 1995-7 when crime rates were declining, he inflamed public concerns and was relentless in his criticism of the then Justice Minister, Nora Owen, to the point where she remarked in May 1997: I am now battered and bruised with the welts and scars from the two and half years I spent in the Department of Justice. The House should turn its back on sloganising which gets in the way of real debate... It is time we dealt with the crime issue in a more unilateral and non-divisive manner. There was much divisiveness and headline grabbing in the past two and half years with some Members saying, “I am tougher than you.” That is not good enough and it is not the way to get answers to our crime problem... It is not enough just to build prisons and introduce tough legislation.[16] Penal populism was clearly manifest during the 1996 General Election campaign when the murders of Jerry McCabe and Veronica Guerin suddenly made criminal justice the number one issue. Fianna Fail’s “zero tolerance” campaign ousted the coalition government and placated a fearful electorate. That party will want to focus on the economy as its trump card in this year’s election, but it is clear that Fine Gael is determined to win votes on an election manifesto that includes the slogan: “tougher sentences, tougher bail for criminals”

3.0 A Christian understanding of justice: what are we aiming for?

3.1 The God of Justice Justice is supremely important because it is in God’s nature, ‘I am the Lord, who exercises kindness, justice and righteousness on earth, for in these I delight. (Jer 9:24) Because it has its roots in God justice is personal and relational rather than abstract and propositional. God is the measure by which right relationships are judged and, when necessary, restored. As Nick Spencer points out, “Mishpat [the Hebrew word for ‘judge’] was about liberating the oppressed and promoting equity and harmony of the community rather than just overthrowing oppressors and disciplining evildoers.” The cross of Jesus “enacts the defeat of sin and the liberation of creation, not just for the sake of liberation but so that all creation may be restored into right relationship with the creator, and humanity drawn to him as a renewed family.”

[15] Pratt, J., “Penal Populism – Influential But Not Ineveitable”, in ‘Justice Reflections’, issue 14, 101-108, 2007 [16] Quoted by Conn Corrigan in his article, “Crime: ‘out of control’ once again”, ‘Magill, Sept. 2006 62 BELFAST, 2007

3.2 Justice for and by the People of God Justice is demanded of us, and lack of justice has serious repercussions. Isaiah chapter 5 describes Israel as a vineyard that failed to bear the fruit that God intends and demands. The fruit in question is explicitly stated as being justice and righteousness. So persistent is this notion in the Bible that theologians later called it ‘ethical monotheism’. Nor is this a purely Old Testament teaching. Jesus understood his own mission in terms of fulfilling the law, satisfying God’s justice and re-establishing right relationships between God and humanity, and His Church is still required to bear that fruit.

3.3 Justice, Mercy, Forgiveness and Restoration Justice must be related to mercy, forgiveness and restoration. A discussion on criminal justice rarely goes by without some reference to the lex talionis, ‘an eye for an eye’, as justification for an entirely retributive system. This interpretation is wrong for, as Spencer put it, “the law is specific to its narrative context of personal injuries, and intended as a means of guiding compensation levels and as an antidote to the blood feud principle that would otherwise result in escalating vengeance.” Justice does have a retributive aspect to it since individuals should be treated as independent moral beings responsible for their actions, but this in only one of several aspects expressed in the Bible. Allowance is also made for deterrence: ‘all Israel will hear [of this punishment] and be afraid, and no one among you will do such an evil thing again’ (Dt.13:11; 21:21). But the emphasis throughout is on relationship; its maintenance and it re- establishment. Financial reparation, ‘reintegrative shaming’ and even social exclusion are all aimed at restoring relationship within the community. That is why the community is so closely involved in every aspect of the judicial process; there is no hiving off responsibility (and therefore blame) to one person or body of persons. The whole community may be responsible collectively for the breech in relationship leading to a particular crime, but even if it is not, the whole community suffers as a consequence; and the whole community needs to be involved in taking the necessary measures to restore the offender into society.

4.0 Restorative Justice: can we do things better?

4.1 Restorative thinking in a punitive society We must buck the trend towards a more punitive society which is in nobody’s interests in the long term. Nor is there any reason to suppose that a prison institution will one day deliver all that has historically been expected of it. If we continue to put the same thing in we should not be surprised to find the same thing coming out the other end. Even if some form of imprisonment must remain as part of our response to crime (and there are already philosophical arguments for challenging that assumption)[17] the overwhelming conclusion is that it should be a measure of last resort. Community-based, non-custodial

[17] See Lee Griffith’s The Fall of the Prison: Biblical Perspectives on Prison Abolition (1993: Eerdmans Pub.) BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 63 sentences must become the accepted norm in Irish society. That will require goodwill on the part of the public, the media, politicians, and the judiciary.

4.2 Concerns regarding Restorative Justice There are understandable concerns in society, the media, politics and the judiciary regarding restorative justice as long as we hold on to the language of ‘going soft on crime’ and ‘being tough on crime’. Continuing to conduct the debate within this framework will make it more difficult to arrive at the necessary consensus. The shortcomings of imprisonment need to be spelt out in terms of relational breakdown, social exclusion and financial waste; and the case for restorative justice measures needs to be articulated to the public.

5.0 Recommendations The Presbyterian Church in Ireland congratulates the initiative expressed in establishing this National Commission on Restorative Justice, and commends the intention of seeking a more effective response to crime. It is within this context that we make the following recommendations: 1. That measures be taken to create a national debate positing the vision of an Ireland that prides itself on determining to reduce the use of prison as a sanction; to reduce the rate of recidivism year on year; to increase the use and effectiveness of community based sanctions; and to increase the resources necessary to maximise both crime prevention and the successful rehabilitation of offenders into society. 2. That the recommendations in the final report of the Expert Group on the Probation and Welfare Service – making community penalties the norm and prison an occasional alternative, be implemented. 3. That the recommendation of the Law Reform Commission requiring judges to consider and rule out all other options before imposing a prison sentence in the case of minor offences be implemented. 4. That an increase in the standard rate of remission from 25% to 33% for all offenders serving fixed sentences (O’Donnell) be seriously considered. 5. That weekend and evening prison enabling suitable offenders to remain in employment, compensate their victims and retain responsibility for their families (O’Donnell) be considered as a more practical solution to the complex issue of conjugal visits in prisons. (see John Croft’s essay, ‘Conjugal Visits’, JR/108) 6. That waiting lists for offenders who do not pose an immediate threat (O’Donnell) be considered. 7. That early release with electronic monitoring (O’Donnell) be considered within the context of international reports that question its cost-benefit effectiveness. 8. That periodic amnesties (O’Donnell) be considered. 9. That separate accommodation for persons on remand/ immigration- related cases (O’Donnell) be provided within a comprehensive plan. 64 BELFAST, 2007

10. That the entire sentence be viewed as an opportunity to prepare the individual for release along the lines proposed by the National Economic and Social Forum. 11. That for every three new prison cells constructed, four old ones should be taken entirely out of commission to establish the link between new buildings and an overall policy of minimising the use of custody. The emphasis would be on fewer, but better cells. (O’Donnell) 12. That adequate resources be allocated within the national budget to create and sustain a probation service that can deliver a new regime of community based sanctions.

Presbytery Panel on Presbytery Bounds Bounds The Panel is now in a position to bring recommendations for the Belfast and North-West Presbyteries. A change in parish bounds in the lower Shankill is also recommended. The names used for the new Presbyteries are provisional until the Presbyteries meet. The Panel hopes to bring further recommendations, especially for the Monaghan area, next year.

GENERAL BOARD: Priorities Committee, Doctrine Committee, Moderator’s Advisory Committee, Recognised Ministries Committee Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Princ JP Taylor and agreed: 1. That the Report of the General Board and its Priorities, Doctrine, Moderator’s Advisory and Recognised Ministries Committees be received. Deputy Clerk 2. That the General Assembly adopt the outline job description for the of General post of Deputy Clerk of Assembly and Assistant General Secretary, as outlined Assembly in the Report, par 5. 3. That the General Assembly authorise the General Board to proceed to make an appointment to the post of Deputy Clerk of Assembly and Assistant General Secretary. Rev JH 4. That the General Assembly express thanks to the Rev Harry Robinson Robinson for his service to the Assembly as Deputy Clerk, 2003-06. Rev Dr WP 5. That the General Assembly acknowledge the service given by the Addley Rev Dr WP Addley, in acting as Deputy Clerk since last September. Rev Dr WG 6. That the Rev Dr WG Campbell be appointed Professor of New Campbell Testament Studies at Union Theological College. The Rev Dr WG Campbell was duly informed by the Moderator of his election and, having subscribed the Westminster Confession of Faith, he was declared appointed, after which he thanked the Moderator and members of Assembly SUBSCRIPTION to the Westminster Confession of Faith as described in the Code, Chapter 1, paragraphs 12-14, to be founded on and agreeable to the Word of God and as such I subscribe it as the confession of my faith. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 65

WG CAMPBELL Certified by DONALD J WATTS Clerk of Assembly 6 June 2007 Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Princ JP Taylor: 7. That the Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick be appointed Principal of Principal of Union College for a five-year term. Union College Moved by the Very Rev Dr JW Lockington, seconded by the Rev WB Boyd, and agreed: That Resolution 7 be adjourned to the Private Session, to be taken after the Report and Resolution of the Judicial Commission. (See page 104). Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Princ JP Taylor and agreed: 8. That the General Assembly commend the theological principles “Multi-Faith contained in the Doctrine Committee Report on “Multi-Faith” Events. Events” 9. That the General Assembly approve the proposal set out in the Appointment Report, par 10, concerning the appointment of the Judicial Commission. of Judicial/ Special 10. That the General Assembly approve the proposal with regard to a Commissions Special Commission. 11. That the General Assembly approve the procedure set out in the Appointment Report, par 11, for the future selection and appointment of new Trustees. of Trustees 12. That the General Assembly encourage Presbyteries to review their Priorities work and priorities in the light of the Priorities Committee Report (Reports 2006, pp. 4-9) and report to the Convener of the Priorities Committee by 31 January, 2008. 13. That the General Assembly give responsibility to the Priorities Committee for prioritising the work of the mission and ministry Boards and that its report be used to inform the work of the United Appeal Board in allocating budgets. 14. That the General Assembly encourage a greater emphasis on Conciliation conciliation training at all levels of Church life. 15. That the General Assembly confirm the main emphases outlined in Moderator of the report on the role of the Moderator of the General Assembly. the General Assembly 16. That the General Assembly approve the new arrangements for nomination of the Moderator of the General Assembly, as outlined in the Report, par 10. 17. That the General Assembly adopt the recommendations on ministers Recognised without charge contained in the Recognised Ministries Committee Report, par 4. Ministries 18. That the General Assembly accept in principle that the category of “recognised minister” is not necessary in the present context of the Church and instruct the Recognised Ministries Committee to prepare appropriate legislative changes for the next Assembly. 66 BELFAST, 2007

Intermission

GENERAL BOARD – Church and Society Committee, Global Concerns Committee, Church Relations Committee Moved by the Rev Dr LE Carroll, seconded by the Rev AD Davidson and agreed: 19. That the Report of the Church and Society, Global Concerns and Church Relations Committees be received. Church and 20. That the General Assembly appreciate the initiative of the Moderator Society and his chaplains during the year in listening pastorally to victims of the troubles. 21. That the General Assembly urgently call on the Legislative Assembly to put a locally representative commission in place to consider how, as a society, we can deal with the past. 22. That the General Assembly invite all its congregations to announce and encourage its members to take part in the private Day of Reflection planned by Healing through Remembering and that the theme of the day be used in worship on Sunday 17th June. 23. That the General Assembly encourage the Church and Society Committee to engage positively with all political parties in their search for a stable and inclusive society. 24. That the General Assembly assure the members of Government, North and South, of their prayerful interest and encouragement. 25. That the General Assembly urge Presbyterians to pray for their political leaders and to engage with them as active members of civil society thus contributing to the health and well-being of both jurisdictions. 26. That the General Assembly recognise the work done in building peace, in particular the considerable effort that was made quietly to contribute to building a peaceful society, and urge members of the church to use their gifts to make a difference in the political realm. Moved by the Rev Dr LE Carroll, seconded by the Rev AD Davidson: Sexual 27. That the General Assembly note the responses made to government, Orientation both written and verbal, in relation to the Sexual Orientation Regulations Regulations (Northern Ireland) and other consultations. Moved, as an amendment, by the Rev JA Beattie, seconded by the Rev WB Boyd: That the General Assembly note the responses made to government, both written and verbal, in relation to the Sexual Orientation Regulations (Northern Ireland) and other consultations and wholeheartedly give support to the Christian Institute in its work of highlighting concerns in these areas. On being put, the amendment was declared lost. On being put, the original resolution was passed. Moved by the Rev Dr LE Carroll, seconded by the Rev AD Davidson: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 67

28. That the General Assembly respect and would seek to protect the civil, political, social and religious rights of all persons irrespective of sexual orientation, but contrary to the legislation, distinguish between orientation and personal lifestyle choices, regarding certain lifestyles as unacceptable as expressions of faith. On being put, the resolution was declared lost. Business lapsed on Standing Orders (see p 73).

The Assembly engaged in worship conducted by the Moderator who invited the Rev Dr RB Savage to address the Assembly. The sederunt came to a close at 12.55pm the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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FIFTH SESSION

Wednesday, 6th June, 2007 Two o’clock. Afternoon The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer. The Assembly returned to the Reports and Resolutions of the General Board.

GENERAL BOARD – Church House Panel Church House The Report of the Church House Panel was submitted by the Rev RA McLernon. Moved by the Rev RA McLernon, seconded by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, and agreed: 29. That the Report of the Church House Panel be received.

Motion on the Books Moved by the Very Rev Dr John Dunlop, seconded by the Very Rev Dr DJ McGaughey: 30. That the General Assembly rescind the decision of the 2004 General Assembly: “That the General Assembly agree that the Church House complex be sold and that a suitable alternative site and accommodation be acquired.” On being put to a card vote, the resolution was declared passed. Voting: For 332; Against 234 Business lapsed on Standing Orders (see p 91). 68 BELFAST, 2007

Intermission

GENERAL BOARD – Manses, Centres’ Review, Presbytery Bounds, Pastoral Care, Ministries Training Issues Panels The Report of the above General Board Panels was submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Very Rev Dr RI Birney and agreed: 31. That the Reports of the Manses, Centres’ Review, Presbytery Bounds, Pastoral Care, Ministries and Training Issues Panels be received. Residential 32. That the General Assembly express appreciation to Rostrevor Centres congregation for permitting the use of its former manse as a Youth centre; recognise that it is no longer appropriate to the needs of the Church; and instruct that appropriate arrangements be made to hand the building back to the congregation. 33. That the General Assembly confirm that Guysmere should continue as the one Residential Centre to be managed by the Youth and Children’s Ministry Board. With the permission of the House additional resolutions a-c were withdrawn. Presbytery 34. That on 5 March 2008, the following congregations of South Belfast Bounds Presbytery transfer to the North Belfast Presbytery – Nelson Memorial, Shankill Road, West Kirk. 35. That on 5 March 2008, the following congregations of East Belfast Presbytery transfer to the South Belfast Presbytery – Belvoir, Cooke Centenary, Newtownbreda, Saintfield Rd. 36. That on 5 March 2008, the congregations of First Holywood and High St Holywood, transfer to the East Belfast Presbytery. 37. That on 5 March 2008, the congregation of Carryduff transfers to the Down Presbytery. Parish 38. That the parish bounds of the congregation of Townsend St be Bounds amended to the following: From intersection of Millfield, Divis St and Hamill St (3343 7431), by Hamill Street to Durham Street (3325 7415), to Grosvenor Road (3334 7390), to Falls Road (3224 7388), Dover Street (3298 7439), to Shankill Rd (3209 7476), thence along Shankill Rd and Peter’s Hill to Millfield (3349 7470) and thence to junction of Divis St and Hamill St (3343 7431). 39. That the parish bounds of West Kirk congregation be amended to the following: From intersection of Dover Street and Shankill Rd (3209 7476), to Crimea St (3256 7480), Upper Meenan St (3263 7506), Matchett St (3251 7507), Carnan St (3228 7509), Shankill Rd (3226 7483), Canmore St (3231 7482), Cupar St (3216 7443), Kashmir Rd (3212 7445), Clonard Gardens (3203 7436), Clonard BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 69

St (3213 7420), Falls Rd (3229 7403), Dover St (3298 7439) and thence to junction with Shankill Rd (3209 7476). 40. That the General Assembly encourage the work of the Pastoral Care Pastoral Care Panel, as outlined in the Report. At the request of the Moderator, the Very Rev Dr JW Lockington took the chair. 41. That the General Assembly recognise the need for the ministerial Ministerial development programme to be developed and resourced, with clearer presbytery Development involvement. 42. That the General Assembly approve the re-naming of the Board of Christian Studies and Christian Training as the Board of Christian Training. Training 43. That the General Assembly approve the proposed committee structure for the Board of Christian Training and agree to the proposed move of the committee on the Reception of Ministers and Licentiates to the General Board. 44. That the Clerk of Assembly be authorised to make any necessary changes to the List of Contents, Headings and the Index to the Code. 45. That a budget of £9,000 be made available from the Incidental Fund for the general work of the Board. 46. That the General Board, with its associated working committees for the ensuing year, be appointed in accordance with Par 272 of the Code as follows: The Clerk, Convener (a) Moderator, Clerk of Assembly, preceding three Moderators and former Clerks of Assembly, Assembly Conveners of Commissions and Boards. (b) Revs Dr RA Russell, J Gordon; A. Boyd, DF Adair — Revs CG Harris, AD Davidson; WJ Hamilton, L McIlwaine — Revs BCG Black, RE Boggs; J Hanna, Mrs I McBride — Revs JI Davey, AA McCullough; N Mawhinney, Miss E Whyte — Revs IJ Patterson, RA Moffett; JB McClean, Dr TJ Robinson — Revs SA Finlay, WT Bingham; J Chestnutt, S Walker. (c) Revs JJ Andrews, WB Boyd; N Rea, S Wallace — Revs WJ Johnstone, GAJ Farquhar; E. Boal, J Armstrong — Revs WI Hunter, TP Fleming; C Lynn, G. McIntyre — Revs HB Wallace, HW Mullan; MW Morrison, EC Redmond — Revs WD Weir, B Kennaway; J Johnston, Mrs A Bowden. (d) Revs TC Morrison, DW Brice; R Doggart, HA Groves — Revs RT Anderson, DJ Boden; Dr RM Nicholls, D McCleery — DC Cowan; Rev Dr JR Savage; P Taggart, CM Young. (e) Revs Dr J Fell, DW Reid; TJ Wilson, Mrs Ruby Millar —Revs Dr SR Jones, J Noble; B Douglas, S Warnock — Revs R Herron, CFD Clements; J Cochrane, JA Patterson — Revs TJ Conway, AS Thompson; T Boyd, N. Johnston. 70 BELFAST, 2007

(f) Revs B Brown, J Lamont; AO Buchanan, M McKean — Revs CG Gamble, FP Sellar; A. Finlay, W Harper — Revs N Cubitt, SG Anketell; J Fairbairn, M Jackson. (g) Revs TD Gribben, IF Smith, RA McLernon; Mrs G Irwin, Mrs K Mawhinney, Mrs L Coulter, Mrs Z Vallely, Mrs C Hawthorne, Mrs M Thompson, Mrs D Webster, Mrs H Jess, Mrs M Magowan, Mrs S Harding, L Walker, D McCleery, WH Henry, D Bell, JH Martin, WJ Cairns, S McKinney.

A. CHURCH AND SOCIETY COMMITTEE (6) Revs LE Carroll; AJ Boal, Co-Conveners (a) The Moderator, preceding Moderator, Clerk, former Clerks, and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Moderator-Designate, Global Concerns Convener, Church and Society Conveners. (x) Revs DR Baker, TN Hamilton, JA Kirkpatrick; ______, Miss K Jardine, R McCarter. (y) Revs WT Bingham, Dr J Fell, JJ Andrews, TJ Conway, J Gordon; M McKean.

B. GLOBAL CONCERNS (5) Rev CJC McMullen, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Conveners of Environment, Peace and Peacemaking, Race Relations Panels, Representative of Board of Mission Overseas, Church Relations. (x) Revs CM Hunter, AC Rankin; Mrs F Watts, Dr J Gillespie. (y) Revs IJ Patterson, Dr RA Russell, FP Sellar; AD Davidson, J Cochrane.

C. CHURCH RELATIONS (5) Rev Dr WJA Sleith, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Prof of Systematic Theology, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Representative of Board of Mission in Ireland, Board of Mission Overseas and Global Concerns, Rev AD Davidson. (x) Revs J Brackenridge, KDW Crowe, SE Hughes, Prof JC McCullough, L Kennedy-Ritchie, DB Knox. (y) Revs WB Boyd, GAJ Farquhar, SG Anketell, Dr JR Savage; C Young, Dr TJ Robinson.

D. DOCTRINE COMMITTEE (5) Principal, UTC, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, General Assembly’s Theological Professors. (x) Revs C Meban, GJ Kennedy, SD Finlay; R Thompson. (y) Revs Dr J Fell, TP Fleming, FP Sellar, J Gordon, SA Finlay. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 71

E. PRIORITIES COMMITTEE (7) The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, General Board Conveners. (x) Revs WA Kennedy, WS Marrs, RA Patton, R Herron, G Moore, TD Gribben; Miss R Stirling, L Conway, J Millar. (y) Revs TJ Conway, N Cubitt, B Brown, WD Weir, GAJ Farquhar, TP Fleming; DF Adair, P Taggart, DC Cowan.

F. MODERATOR’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (6) The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, preceding three Moderators, Clerk, former Clerks, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Communications and Press Secretary. (x) Rev DJ Montgomery; Mrs R Dunlop, N Chambers, MA Morrow QC. (y) Revs JJ Andrews, TJ Conway, IJ Patterson, WD Weir; Mrs A Bowden, Mrs R Millar.

G. RECOGNISED MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (4) The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Convener of Union Commission, Doctrine Committee, Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Committee. (x) Revs IT McKee, WS Marrs; Mrs M Myers, Miss R Stirling. (y) Revs JJ Andrews, TP Fleming, WJ Johnstone, GAJ Farquhar, SG Anketell; Miss E Whyte.

H. RECEPTION OF MINISTERS AND LICENTIATES COMMITTEE (6) Rev Dr RB Savage, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Convener of Board of Christian Training, Convener and Director of Ministerial Studies, Convener Church Relations, Principal UTC, Secretary of Board of Mission in Ireland. (x) Revs KWJ Hanna, SD Finlay, SS Johnston, L Kennedy-Ritchie; D McMullan, Miss A Taylor. (y) Revs JR Dickinson, J Lamont, Dr JG Millar, A Shaw Thompson, WJM Parker; CG Harris.

The Report of the UNION COMMISSION (Reports pp 56-71) was UNION submitted by the Rev TJ Stothers, together with the following Supplementary COMMISSION Report: 72 BELFAST, 2007

Amalgamations The Presbytery of Donegal has requested the Union Commission to set terms for the amalgamations of (1) Ballyshannon with Donegal Town and (2) Ballindrait with Raphoe. The Presbytery of North Belfast has requested the Union Commission to set terms for the amalgamation of Oldpark with Immanuel. In all cases the congregations have met and given their assent. Appropriate resolutions are appended. Moved by the Rev TJ Stothers, seconded by the Rev RMcM Mackay and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the congregation of Ballyshannon be amalgamated with the congregation of Donegal on terms agreed by the Union Commission, on 10 September 2007, or other suitable date. 3. That the congregation of Ballindrait be amalgamated with the congregation of Raphoe on terms agreed by the Union Commission, on 31 December 2007, or other suitable date. 4. That the congregation of Oldpark be amalgamated with the congregation of Immanuel on terms agreed by the Union Commission on 30 September 2007, or other suitable date. 5. That CMF be authorised to pay grants towards expenses incurred by Ministers in Congregations, up to a limit of NI £5,268 or RI €8,060, within the terms of resolution 3, p 70, General Assembly Minutes, 1988. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by Rev RMcM Mackay and agreed: 6. That the resignation of the Rev TJ Stothers as Convener of the Union Commission be accepted, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Rev Dr SA Matthews be appointed in his place for a period of five years. Moved by the Rev TJ Stothers, seconded by the Rev R McM Mackay and agreed: 7. That the Union Commission be appointed for the ensuing year in accordance with Par 128 of the Code as follows: Rev Dr SA Matthews, Convener Rev Dr I Hart, Secretary (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly; Commission Convener and Secretary; Secretary, Board of Mission in Ireland; Convener, Home and Irish Mission; Representative of Central Ministry Fund; Rev TJ Stothers. (b) Rev Dr DR Purce; M Spence — Rev EP Gamble; J Whittle — Rev R McM Mackay; N Jackson — Rev AS Thompson; WEC Ford — Rev TJ Hagan; JB McClean — Rev Dr MA Barry; W Grills. (c) Rev D Knowles; J Gregg — Rev TR Graham; N Carmichael — Rev WI Hunter; C Beck — Rev N McClean; J Kane — Rev Dr WD Patton; TJ Livingstone. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 73

(d) Rev TD Gribben; D McCormick — Rev Dr I Hart; B Milligan — Rev AS Smyth; WF McConnell. (e) Rev AJA Rosborough; A Craig — Rev G Jones; C Henderson — Rev JL Casement; JB Wilson — Rev KO Patterson; Dr H McNeill. (f) Rev B Brown; N Watt — Rev W McLaren; K Talbot — Rev S. Anketell; K Walker. (g) Revs Dr JW Lockington, J Brackenridge, DC Porter, WT Cordner, A Tolland; Mrs H Jess, AJ Giffen, Dr TJ Robinson.

The Memorial of the Kirk Session of Bloomfield (Reports p71-72) was Memorial of submitted by Mr Tom Reid. Bloomfield Kirk Session Moved by Mr Tom Reid, seconded by the Rev AR Bill and agreed: That the Memorial be received and its prayer granted.

GENERAL BOARD — Debate Resumed (See page 67) Moved by the Rev Dr LE Carroll, seconded by the Rev AD Davidson, and agreed: 47. That the General Assembly appreciate the provision of a structured Church and forum for discussion between the Republic’s government and faith communities Society alongside the continued commitment of the Republic’s government to dialogue with the churches. 48. That the General Assembly encourage the National Commission on Restorative Justice in its work and warmly commend strategies for justice that make prison a last resort. 49. That the General Assembly recognise the important work in the National Republic of the National Forum on Europe and appreciate the commitment of Forum on Mr George McCullagh in representing Presbyterian views. Europe 50. That a budget of £2,000 be made available from the Incidental Fund for the work of the Church and Society Committee. 51. That the General Assembly commend the “Gospel in Conflict” packs Gospel in as a resource to the whole church and thank those who produced it. Conflict 52. That the General Assembly commend the work of Laura Coulter and Deborah Erwin and encourage Presbyteries and Congregations to make use of their expertise. 53. That the General Assembly commend the work of the Race Relations Race Panel and authorise the following grants: Relations Veluka Trust (South Africa) £750 Diakonia Council of Churches (South Africa) £750 Embrace (NI) £1,000 Churches’ Asylum Network (ROI) £500 74 BELFAST, 2007

Christian 54. That the General Assembly encourage the eco-congregation initiative lifestyle as a valuable project to be promoted throughout the church. 55. That the General Assembly encourage the preparation of a comprehensive report and appropriate material on Christian lifestyle issues. Church 56. That the General Assembly appoint the following delegates to the Relations third European Ecumenical Assembly, to meet in Sibiu, in September 2007 – Appointments Revs Ken Crowe, Richard Kerr; Ms Helen Bond, Linda Gould, Mrs Maureen Patterson, Mr Ben Walker. 57. That the General Assembly appoint the following: To the Irish Council of Churches Executive: Revs John Brackenridge, Lorraine Kennedy-Ritchie, Dr Donald Watts. To the Irish Inter-Church Committee: Revs Gabrielle Farquhar, Dr Donald Watts. 58. That the following grants (approx) be made from the Incidental Fund: Irish Council of Churches £16,900 Irish Inter-Church Meeting £8,400 Conference of European Churches £3,400 Church and Society Commission (Brussels) £11,000 Community of Protestant Churches in Europe £1,700 World Alliance of Reformed Churches £11,000 Moved by the Rev Dr LE Carroll, seconded by the Rev Dr DJ Watts and agreed: 59. That the resignation of the Rev Tony Davidson as Convener of the Church Relations Committee be accepted, that he be thanked for his services and that the Rev Dr Allen Sleith be appointed in his place. The sederunt came to a close at 6.00pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 75 SIXTH SESSION

Thursday, 7th June, 2007 Half past nine o’clock. Forenoon

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the BOARD OF MISSION OVERSEAS (Reports pp 99- BOARD OF 119) was submitted by the Rev WS Marrs together with the following MISSION Supplementary Report: OVERSEAS

World Development Committee Once again Darfur is in the news headlines. The fragile peace that has been Darfur negotiated for other parts of Sudan has not worked in Darfur. In May 2006 the Appeal Darfur Peace Agreement was signed, but has broken down because not all the parties to the conflict signed up: a deepening disaster looms and Darfur continues to burn in what has been described as the biggest humanitarian crisis in the history of the United Nations. The security situation for ordinary people threatened by government- backed militia remains dire. Militia attacks continue outside urban areas and the displacement camps to which people are forced to flee are insecure, with little or no effective protection. The Africa Union’s African Mission in Sudan (AMIS) military force has been given the task of protecting the displaced. However it is over-stretched and under-funded because the international community have pledged funding but not delivered. ● There is a pressing need for the international community to significantly and immediately fulfil its funding pledges to support the AMIS. In addition the United Nations (UN) and Africa Union (AU) has agreed with the government of Sudan that a joint force of 20,000 UN/AU troops (known as the ‘hybrid force’) should be deployed in Darfur to succeed the AMIS force as soon as possible. It would be mandated to intervene to protect civilians under threat of physical violence. However the Sudanese government continues to delay and obstruct the deployment of this vital force. ● There is a pressing need for the UN/AU ‘hybrid force’ to be deployed as soon as possible in Darfur. The facts are appalling: ● Since the conflict in Darfur began in 2003 over 200,000 people have died. ● 4 million people in Darfur—two-thirds of the population are dependent on humanitarian aid for their survival. ● More than 2 million people—nearly one-third of Darfur’s population— have been forced to flee for their lives into makeshift camps located either within Darfur or neighbouring Chad. ● Between 1 January and 1 April this year around 110,000 civilians have been newly displaced by insecurity and fighting. 76 BELFAST, 2007

On account of the gravity of the situation, on Thursday 24 May, 2007 the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) of the leading relief and development agencies, including Christian Aid and Tearfund, launched a special appeal for the region. The DEC Chief Executive described what is happening in Darfur as “…one of the greatest concentrations of human suffering…” in the world: one that will intensify if we do not act swiftly. In light of this, our denomination launched a Moderator supported Crisis Appeal. This will further support the life- saving work we have already facilitated in Darfur. Since the crisis there began in 2003, through Christian Aid and Tearfund, we have helped people and communities traumatised and devastated by the conflict. Christian Aid and Tearfund have enabled local groups such as Action for Churches Together (ACT), the Sudan Council of Churches, and Fellowship of African Relief (FAR) to come alongside people to provide shelter, clean water and sanitation, emergency food, primary health care and vital items such as water buckets, blankets and soap. Our efforts have brought essential help and hope to people who have lost virtually everything. In a world of great suffering, we have shown that we have not forgotten the people of Darfur. But help is needed again, and it is needed immediately. Impending rains will make a terrible situation even worse: swollen rivers and washed away vehicle tracks will make the delivery of life sustaining aid much more difficult. It is thus really important to preposition food and supplies now as once the rains come it will be almost impossible to get these goods where they are most needed. We therefore encourage you to contribute prayerfully and financially to this Moderator’s supported crisis appeal in a generous Christian spirit. It will make a difference. As you hold Darfur in God’s light, pray: ● For protection for the people of Darfur amidst the horrors of conflict and displacement. ● That aid agencies like Christian Aid and Tearfund will be able to operate effectively and safely so that help gets where it is needed. ● That governments and all involved parties will seek peace with justice to the benefit of all in the region. With the Bishop of El Obeid, western Sudan, we invite you to pray: Almighty God, you have promised to hear your people when we pray in faith. You have seen the suffering of our people in Darfur. We pray for your divine intervention to touch the hearts of people. We pray, Lord God, that the different factions will unite for peaceful dialogue so that the inhumanity of war and atrocity will stop, and that the discrimination between the tribal groups may cease. Thank you for continuing to remember the people of Darfur and through your participation in this appeal, standing in solidarity with them. Moved by the Rev WS Marrs, seconded by the Very Rev Dr SJ Dixon, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 77

2. That the General Assembly give thanks to God for partner Partnership relationships with churches, united missions and institutions around the world, Relations and encourage the Board to consult with partners in an ongoing process of audit, mindful of the underlying question for us, “what kind of partner do we want to be?”. 3. That the General Assembly give thanks for the faithful and dedicated witness of our missionary personnel and their families in many different and challenging cultural contexts, and encourage the church to pray for and support them and their national colleagues as they engage together in mission in a fast- changing world. 4. That the General Assembly affirm its desire to work with partner churches, united missions and institutions to witness to Jesus Christ through a broad spectrum of involvement in education as set out in the report. 5. That the General Assembly ask the Board to give prayerful consideration, in consultation with partners, to the future role of our church in hospital and community health care mission. 6. That the General Assembly give thanks to God for the ongoing work Leadership of our church in sharing in the development of Christ-like leaders around the Development world, and actively encourages our partners to help us develop mission-minded leaders in our church and for our Irish context. 7. Acknowledging the accumulated wisdom and knowledge in facilitating leadership development over the years, together with the lessons learned, that the General Assembly encourage the Board to develop all necessary tools and resources for good practice in leadership development in the global context. 8. That the General Assembly give thanks for the continued generous World support of the World Development Appeal and the work it enables in facilitating Development authentic development in ecologically aware ways. 9. That the General Assembly encourage all congregations and members to support the Darfur Crisis Appeal. 10. That congregations and individuals take all measures possible to stop climate chaos as an act of solidarity with the world’s poor. 11. That congregations and individuals lend their support to the Micah Challenge as a step towards confronting the scandal of world poverty. 12. Recognising that the mission of our church is one, that the General Mission Assembly ask the Board to engage increasingly with other mission boards of our Involvement church, working towards an integrated approach to mission. 13. Believing that the congregation has the primary role in mission, that the General Assembly ask the Board to help further develop congregational involvement in mission overseas. 14. That the General Assembly give thanks for the very generous support raised in 2006 through PWA; by other boards and organisations of our church for the mission of our partners in Indonesia, India, Sudan, Malawi and Eastern Europe; and for every expression of ‘extra mile’ giving by the wider church. 78 BELFAST, 2007

Moved by the Rev WS Marrs, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 15. That the resignation of the Very Rev Dr John Dixon as Convener of the Board of Mission Overseas be accepted, and that he be thanked for his very valuable contribution to the work of the Board over the past 15 years. Moved by the Rev WS Marrs, seconded by the Very Rev Dr SJ Dixon, and agreed: 16. That the Board of Mission Overseas, with its associated working committees, be appointed for the ensuing year in accordance with Par 279 of the Code as follows: Rev SJ Hanna, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Convener and Secretary of the Board; President, Overseas Vice-President, General Secretary and Treasurer of the PWA; Convener of Church Relations, Young Women’s Group representative, Board of Mission in Ireland representative, Board of Youth and Children’s Ministry representative, Personnel Officer (Overseas), Finance Officer (Overseas), Revs Dr SJ Dixon. (b) Revs WJP Bailie, PC Lyle; Mrs O Byers — Revs DR Byers, NJ McCullough; Mrs L Cargill — Revs M Stanfield, RI Abraham; Miss M McCombe — Rev RA McLernon; N McKinney, Mrs E Leeburn — Rev PD Thompson; Dr J Kyle, Miss Muriel Groves — Revs D Rankin, BAH Wilson; Mrs G McCullough. (c) Rev NA Brown; N Rea, Mrs A Erwin — Mrs I Wallace, Miss D Savage, Miss M Kane — Rev Dr RN Gordon; G McIntyre, Mrs H Williamson — Revs NE Dorrans, KDW Crowe; Miss E McCaughan— Rev PE Dickinson; HH Meekin, Mrs A Reid. (d) Revs JSB Drennan, GF McKeown; Mrs Margaret Patterson, — Revs V Sinclair, H. Wilson; Mrs M. Jackson— Revs WM Brown, J Scott; Mrs R Campbell. (e) Revs GP Young, D Hillen; Miss K McConnell — Revs Dr C Glass, N Hunter; Mrs M Conn — Rev RD Cameron; Dr C McKibben, Mrs DD Cameron — Rev JW Fleck; Dr Maureen Stevenson, Mrs M McCreedy. (f) Rev SJ Richmond; V McKean, Mrs F Harris — Revs PG McDowell, J Mann; Mrs R Boal — Mrs E Martin, L Forster, E Martin. (p) Mrs S Fleck, Miss Z McAllister, Mrs N Bradford, Mrs L Murray, Mrs E. McIlwaine, Mrs D Marshall, Mrs J Clarke, Mrs J Hanna. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 79

A. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (6) Rev Dr WG Campbell, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener; Mission Education Officer; 2 PWA representatives. (x) Revs Dr WP Addley, NAL Lockhart, C Meban, D Stanfield; Miss D Ford, Mrs I Porter. (y) Revs JW Fleck, Dr RN Gordon, J Mann; Mrs M Jackson, Mrs D Marshall, Miss R Taylor.

B. MISSION INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE (6) Rev PC Lyle, Convener CN Eves, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, 2 PWA representatives. (x) Rev DJ Montgomery, Dr MJ Welsh; Miss S Creighton, Miss D Ford, S Lynas, M McNicholl. (y) Revs NA Brown, PE Dickinson, JSB Drennan, PG McDowell; N McKinney, Mrs I Wallace.

C. OUTREACH MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (6) Rev SJ Richmond, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, 2 PWA representatives. (x) Revs G Aitcheson, TP Fleming, SJ Hanna, RA Moffett; Mrs V Tweedie, Dr M Stevenson. (y) Revs D Rankin, PD Thompson; Mrs P Martin, Miss M McCombe, Mrs A Reid, Miss D Savage.

D. WORLD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (5) Rev Dr MCA Gray, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, Church Relations representative, Convener of Outreach Ministries Committee, PWA Representative. 80 BELFAST, 2007

(x) Revs Dr S Hutchinson, JT Magowan; A McCreary, Mrs S Phillips, R Sheppard, Mrs F Watts. (y) Revs J Mann, J Scott, Dr RN Gordon, GP Young; G McIntyre, Mrs Margaret Patterson.

Intermission

BOARD OF The Report of the BOARD OF YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S YOUTH AND MINISTRY (Reports pp 185-197) was submitted by the Rev EJ Hyndman. CHILDREN’ S MINISTRY Moved by the Rev EJ Hyndman, seconded by the Rev GJ Kennedy, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Moved by the Rev AR Bill, seconded by the Rev R McM Mackay and agreed: 2. That the Youth and Children’s Board, in consultation with the Union Commission, be instructed to bring to the 2008 Assembly recommendations to implement a standardising of employment terms for Youth Workers within the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. Moved by the Rev EJ Hyndman, seconded by the Rev GJ Kennedy and agreed: Youth Link NI 3. That a grant of £8,652 be paid from the Incidental Fund to Youth Link: NI. Project 4. That the General Assembly approve the Youth and Children’s Project 2007-08, focusing on literacy and music, in partnership with the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan. Children at Lord’s 5. That the General Assembly ask the Doctrine Committee to re- Supper examine the Church’s position on children’s presence at and participation in the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and report to the General Assembly in 2008. Moved by the Rev GJ Kennedy, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley, and agreed: 6. That the resignation of Rev Edward Hyndman as Convener of the Board of Youth and Children’s Ministry be accepted, that he be thanked for his services and that Rev Jonathan Moxen be nominated in his place. Moved by the Rev EJ Hyndman, seconded by the Rev GJ Kennedy, and Rev IT agreed: McKee 7. That the General Assembly extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to the Rev Ian McKee for eleven years of dedicated service in the development of children’s ministry within our denomination and wish him God’s blessing in his new call as minister of High Street Presbyterian Church, Antrim. 8. That the resignation of Mrs Heather Lyle as Convener of the Research and Education Committee be accepted, that she be thanked for her services and that the Rev RS Stockman be nominated in her place. 9. That the Board of Youth and Children’s Ministry, with its associated working committees for the ensuing year, be appointed as follows: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 81

Rev J Moxen, Convener Miss R Stirling, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Director of Social Service, Conveners of Congregational Life, Resourcing Christians for Ministry, Full-time University Chaplains, Rev EJ Hyndman. (b) Revs RJ Montgomery, GJ Kennedy — Rev SD Finlay; N McKee — Ms M McCauley, Mrs C Woodward — Rev DJ Bruce; ______— Revs JRI Harbinson, MN Davidson — M Peacock, Mrs E Maxwell. (c) Revs RM Murray, MJR Neilly — Rev J Moxen; M Wylie — Revs CJ Aitcheson, CWA Martin — Rev HW Mullan; J Surgenor — GA Barkley, ______. (d) Miss D Draffin, A Howard — Rev R Love; Miss J Gwyn — Rev ME Taylor; Miss G Young. (e) Rev KA Jones; K McCrossan — Rev Dr C Glass; Wm Willis — Rev K Henderson; Miss M Guy — Revs JA Curry, W Hamilton. (f) Rev SJ Richmond; J Cowan — Rev ______; Mrs G McCormick — Rev RI Carton; Miss P Patton. (g) Mrs C Murray, Mrs J Craig, Mrs M Emery, Mrs J Robinson, Mrs R McKnight, Miss A Houston, Mrs G Ditty, Mrs H Carey, Miss F Livingstone, Mrs G Graham, Mrs L Keys, Mrs D Johnston, P McKinstry, A Ditty, D Pattison, J Bell, G MacLean, A Brown, Miss S Moore, Miss N Bradley.

A. TRAINING COMMITTEE (5) Rev CD Mawhinney, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Youth Development Officer, Children’s Development Officer, Regional Youth and Support Workers. (x) P Bowman, P Brown, Mrs J Robinson, Dr Alistair McCracken. (y) Revs DJ Bruce, ME Taylor, J Cowan, K Henderson.

B. RESEARCH AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE (4) Rev RS Stockman, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Mrs H Lyle. (x) Ms L Gould, G Jordan, Mrs S Mawhinney, Ms B McIlwrath. (y) Revs SD Finlay, R Love, S Richmond; Mrs C Woodward. 82 BELFAST, 2007

C. RESOURCES COMMITTEE (5) Rev GJ Kennedy, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Centres’ Director, Children’s Development Officer, Youth Development Officer, Regional Youth and Support Workers, PYP Programme Officer. (x) Revs DJ Montgomery, RL Brown, Mrs R Elkin, J Peacock; Mrs L Rankin. (y) Revs RI Carton, JRI Harbinson, W Hamilton, DJ Bruce; Miss M McCauley.

D. MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES COMMITTEE (6) Rev JH Flaherty, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Board of Mission Overseas representative, Board of Mission in Ireland representative, Volunteers’ Co-Ordinator, Centres Director. (x) Rev Dr M Welsh; M Smith, Mrs M Trueman, M Moorhead, Mrs K Martin. (y) Revs R Love, CWA Martin, MJR Neilly, MN Davidson, JA Curry.

E. MINISTRY EVENTS COMMITTEE (4) ______, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry. (x) Revs WJ Carlisle, JR Burnett; A Meban, M Hull, N Cooper. (y) Rev H Mullan; M Wylie, Mrs G McCormick, Miss G Young, A Howard.

BOARD OF The Report of the BOARD OF STUDIES AND CHRISTIAN STUDIES TRAINING (Reports pp 210-228) was submitted by the Rev George Moore AND together with the following Supplementary Report: CHRISTIAN TRAINING Resources Fund At the June 2003 General Assembly a resolution was passed requesting the Trustees to “retain and invest the nett proceeds of the sale of Familybooks for a period of ten years against the contingency that the Church may decide at a future date to re-establish a Presbyterian Bookshop”. The June 2006 General Assembly accepted notice of motion to rescind this resolution. The stated intention of the movers of that notice of motion was to enable discussion to take place as to possible other uses of some, or all, of the nett proceeds of the sale of BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 83

Familybooks, in a way that would reflect, in this day and age, the aims and objectives of the Church in setting up a bookshop all those years ago. During the past year informal discussions have taken place involving the Convener of the Board of Studies and Christian Training, the Convener of the Board of Mission in Ireland, the Convener of the Board of Communications (the proposer of the original 2003 resolution regarding the assets from the sale of Familybooks), the Convener of the United Appeal Board (the proposer of the 2006 notice of motion), and representatives of the Executive Committee of the Trustees. Recognising that, with the progress of time, it seems extremely unlikely that the Church will in fact ever desire to re-establish a Presbyterian Bookshop, it is felt that a more appropriate use for any available proceeds from the Familybooks sale, would be in making available suitable resources to directly assist congregations in their mission and ministry. These could be resources to be used for training purposes or resources to be used directly by Ministers, leaders and members in a congregational setting. The envisaged new Christian Training Committee under the new Board of Christian Training, with its remit to be “a key inter-Board Committee to determine the training needs and priorities of the denomination”, (Reports page 36 par. 5), will provide a forum at which the provision of such resources can be discussed and co-ordinated. Linked to this is the stated intention to provide a “resource centre for church members”, (Reports page 214, par. 4), as part of the refurbishment plans at Union College. In the light of these ongoing discussions and developments, the General Board, at its meeting on Thursday 15 March 2007 passed the following resolution:“That the General Board approves the drafting of a suitable resolution to the General Assembly seeking to allocate any available finance from the assets of the former Familybooks, for the production of resources.” In the Report of the Trustees to this Assembly, (Reports page 275, paragraphs 20 & 21), the Trustees outline the proportion of the assets which will return to the General Assembly’s Incidental Fund, and as such will be available for a new use, if of course the notice of motion on the books is passed. It is estimated, based on the figures given in the Trustees report, that this will amount to around £95,000. It is proposed that this money be held as an earmarked fund within the Board of Christian Training, with the interest and capital to be available for the production of resources as described above. Moved by the Rev George Moore, seconded by the Rev SP Moore, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the General Assembly note with gratitude to God the continued Applications increase in numbers of those making application for ordained ministry, and for Ordained encourage ministers and Kirk Sessions to identify suitably-gifted members so Ministry that this increase may be sustained. 3. The General Assembly express their appreciation of the Rev Rev Prof JC Professor Cecil McCullough for his work as Professor of New Testament and McCullough wish him a long and happy retirement. 84 BELFAST, 2007

Rev Prof JP 4. That the General Assembly express their appreciation of the Rev Taylor Professor Patton Taylor’s work as College Principal over the past 5 years and wish him well in his on-going work in the College. 5. That to assist with re-organisation of the committee structures, the Rev Dr Brian Savage be re-appointed convener of the Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Committee for one further year. Moved by the Rev George Moore, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley, and agreed: 6. That the resignation of the Rev Stephen Moore as convener of the Committee on Ministerial Studies be accepted, that he be thanked for his services and that the Rev JNI McNeely be appointed in his place. Moved by the Rev George Moore, seconded by the Rev SP Moore, and agreed: Candidates 7. That the following candidates, their nominations having been sustained by the Board of Studies and Christian Training, be accepted as students for the Ordained Ministry and placed under the care of their Presbyteries: Andrew Boreland Knock East Belfast Peter Bovill Granshaw East Belfast Jonathan Boyd High Street, Holywood, Ards Jonathan Cowan Stranorlar Donegal Daryl Edwards Ballygawley Omagh Richard Houston Rathcoole North Belfast John McConaghie Trinity Route Alistair McCracken Stormont East Belfast David McCullagh 2nd Keady Armagh Noel Mulholland Castledawson Tyrone Jane Nelson Rosemary North Belfast Norman Smyth Buckna Ballymena Jackie Spence Eglinton North Belfast John Stanbridge 1st Coleraine Coleraine

Business lapsed under standing orders (see page 91).

The Assembly engaged in worship conducted by the Moderator who invited the Rev SD Finlay to address the Assembly. The sederunt came to a close at 1.00pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 85 SEVENTH SESSION

Thursday, 7th June, 2007 Two o’clock. Afternoon The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer. The Report of the BOARD OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL (Reports BOARD OF pp 230-264) was submitted by Mr John Millar, OBE, together with the following FINANCE Supplementary Report: AND PERSONNEL Annual Statistical Returns The Board’s report on page 242 shows Closing Congregational Balances Statistical for 2005 of £26,885,209 and €4,613,717 and Opening Balances for 2006 of Returns £28,331,447 and €4,635,201. Due to the timing of the receipt of the annual statistical returns from Presbytery and the preparation of the Board’s reports to the General Assembly it is not possible for the Board’s Finance, Legal and IT Committee to fully review and investigate the reasons for these discrepancies. The Board is concerned that discrepancies of this size can arise, despite the Forms being approved by Presbytery, and have therefore referred the matter to its Committee to liaise with Presbyteries to obtain a full explanation.

Retirements Rev Maurice Barr has been given permission to retire on 30 September 2007. Moved by Mr John Millar OBE, seconded by Mr Michael Fitch and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. Moved by Mr John Millar OBE, seconded by Mr Michael Fitch: 2. That members of the Staff and PWA/Overseas Board etc Pension Pensions Schemes transfer into the Ministers’ Pension Scheme (1978) (to be Review appropriately renamed) on 1 January, 2008, or as soon as possible thereafter. Moved as an amendment by the Rev TWD Johnston, seconded by the Rev RA Patton: That members of the Staff and PWA/Overseas Board etc Pension Schemes transfer into the Ministers’ Pension Scheme (1978) (to be appropriately renamed), but that the Board of Finance and Personnel be instructed to re- examine the proposed increase in the retirement age with a view to keeping it at 65, that they supply to each member of the various schemes the details of how the proposed changes to the existing scheme will affect their future pension provision and that they bring their proposals, revised or otherwise, to the General Assembly 2008. On being put the amendment was declared passed. On being put as substantive motion, was passed. By permission of the House, resolutions 3 as printed in the Annual Reports was withdrawn. Moved by Mr John Millar OBE, seconded by Mr Michael Fitch and agreed: 86 BELFAST, 2007

3. That 1.5p in the £ of stipend be included in the 2007 assessment for the Incidental Fund in respect of the costs of production and implementation of proposals for pensions. Assessments 4. That the rate of assessment for the Incidental Fund for 2007 be 6p in the £ of stipend. Moved by Mr John Millar OBE, seconded by Mr Michael Fitch: CMF 5. That the rate of assessment for the Central Ministry Fund for 2007 be 16p in the £ of stipend. Moved as an amendment by the Rev MS Gault, seconded by Mr David Gorman:

That the rate of assessment for the Central Ministry Fund for 2007 be 16p in the £ of stipend, and consideration be given to those ministers who feel they were disadvantaged by the change in calculating Augmented Grant. On being put the amendment was declared passed. On being put as substantive motion, was passed. Moved by Mr John Millar OBE, seconded by Mr Michael Fitch and agreed: RMF 7. That the rate of assessment for the Retired Ministers’ Fund for 2007 be 7.0p in the £ of stipend. WMF 8. That the rate of assessment for the Widows of Ministers’ Fund for 2007 be 6.25p in the £ of stipend. MPDF 9. That the rate of assessment for the Ministers’ Prolonged Disability Fund for 2007 be 0.50p in the £ of stipend for Ministers, Licentiates and College Professors and of Basic Ministerial Minimum for Ministers who are Missionaries. MPS 10. That the rate of assessment for the Ministers’ Pension Scheme (1978) for 2007 be 22.5p in the £ of stipend as shown in the column ‘Stipend paid to Minister’ or as fixed by the Union Commission in the case of a vacancy. Church 11. That, in the event of the General Assembly deciding to retain Church House House, the rate of assessment for the Church House External Work for 2007 be 3.5p in the £ of stipend. 12. That the General Board be authorised to act for the General Assembly in any necessary situation, arising before the June, 2008, General Assembly, in connection with the Actuarial Valuation of Ministers’ Pension Scheme (1978). 13. That the Board of Finance and Personnel, with its associated working committees for the ensuing year, be appointed in accordance with Par 286 of the Code as follows: J Millar, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Financial Secretary, Convener of Union Commission. (b) Rev NJ Linkens; Mrs J Mann — AG Sleator, N Greenlee — Rev JM Casement; R Courtenay — Rev J Brackenridge; WM BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 87

McMaster — Rev SA Matthews; H Smyth — Rev D Rankin; M Agnew. (c) Rev WF Dickey; L Cubitt — Rev RJA Bell; F Picton — Rev ______; B McCorriston — Rev Dr PB Wilson; J McMullan — FJ Hand, SJ Waugh. (d) Rev WA Abernethy; A Bridle — CWL Graham, M Fitch — JD McKibbin, NL Valentine. (e) Rev JT Williamson; A Fletcher — Rev JA Noble; RJ Boggs — N Morrison, RH Kidd — Rev DJ Irvine; E Carroll. (f) Rev B Brown; WC Patterson — Rev J Carson; J Gregg — Rev D Nesbitt; T Semple.

A. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE, LEGAL AND IT (3) M Fitch, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Financial Secretary. (x) R Power, T McQuoid, B McCluggage, WJ Miscampbell. (y) Revs D Nesbitt; A Bridle, FJ Hand, N Valentine.

B. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE (4) D Lamb, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener, Committee Convener, Head of Personnel, Financial Secretary. (x) Revs ______; B Phillips, I Moore, L Murray. (y) Revs JM Casement, ______; T Semple, H Smyth.

C. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (3) JH Martin, Convener J Kelly, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Committee Secretary, Financial Secretary. (x) Rev RA McLernon; WJ Cairns, A McQuoid. (y) Revs JT Williamson, R Kelly; Mrs J Mann.

D. PENSIONS AND ASSESSMENTS COMMITTEE (4) D Crowe, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Financial Secretary. (x) Rev D Armstrong, JL Casement; J Hutcheson, I Johnston, D Munster, D Clements. (y) Revs RJA Bell, WA Abernethy, DJ Irvine; E Carroll, A Fletcher, N Morrison. 88 BELFAST, 2007

Intermission

UNITED The Report of the UNITED APPEAL BOARD (Reports pp 265-271) was APPEAL submitted by the Rev TD Gribben together with the following Supplementary Report:

Schedule III The following table replaces Schedule III on Page 269 of the Annual Reports. That table incorrectly used the number of families rather than contributing families to allocate the Appeal for 2008 to Presbyteries.

SCHEDULE III

Contributing Specified United Presbytery Families Sources Appeal 2006 2006 2008 ££ Ards 9,125 3,066,630 339,882 Armagh 3,960 1,620,934 163,176 Ballymena 7,602 2,777,180 295,170 Belfast North 5,844 1,769,646 207,170 Belfast South 3,081 1,392,197 134,037 Belfast East 7,874 2,936,522 308,972 Carrickfergus 5,684 1,667,731 198,610 Coleraine 4,470 1,693,494 176,831 Derry & Strabane 3,372 1,090,946 123,313 Donegal 1,259 456,571 48,703 Down 4,691 1,352,493 162,622 Dromore 5,089 1,859,108 197,594 Dublin & Munster 1,385 884,103 74,210 Foyle 2,894 777,481 97,251 Iveagh 3,702 1,344,436 143,310 Monaghan 995 368,212 38,889 Newry 2,788 1,111,358 113,269 Omagh 2,528 877,904 95,691 Route 3,615 1,189,872 133,297 Templepatrick 4,402 1,479,568 163,973 Tyrone 3,819 1,431,196 150,230 ————— ————— ————— 88,179 31,147,582 3,366,200

Staffing Levels and Structures As part of the detailed review of the work of the United Appeal Board, the Board has been seeking to ensure that the procedures it follows when considering requests from other Boards for the funding of new projects, are both BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 89 fair and equitable, especially in situations when the new work involves a staff appointment. It has long been recognised that to simply attempt to deal with each proposal for a new post in isolation is not good practice. Consideration is therefore already given both to how the proposal fits in with the General Assembly’s priorities, and also to how it relates to the existing work of the Board in question, with its existing staffing level. One issue that however remains unresolved is the wide historical disparity between the staffing levels and staffing structures of the different Boards of the Assembly. Does the current status-quo represent the best staffing structure for the central mission and ministry of our Church? Are the current staffing levels of each individual Board appropriate, bearing in mind the overall priorities of the General Assembly and the final financial constraints we have to live within? Recognising that many of these issues lie outside the remit of the United Appeal Board, the Board resolved that the Board of Finance & Personnel be asked to review the staffing levels of all Boards, seeking to discern the level required for the essential work that each Board has to carry out, bearing in mind both the central priorities of the Church and the financial constraints on central funds. As a result of discussions between representatives of the United Appeal Board and of the Board of Finance and Personnel, it has become clear that this issue is much wider than either the funding remit of the former or indeed the personnel remit of the latter. It is therefore felt that the General Board, with its coordinating role, wide representation and recognised authority within our structures, would be the appropriate body to oversee such a review. For that reason it has been decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the General Board be asked to set up a small Panel to carry this work forward. It is envisaged that the Panel will have amongst its membership some people who not only have a clear heart for the mission and ministry of our Church, but also have experience from other spheres in dealing with the assessing of staffing structures and levels. An appropriate resolution to this effect is appended.

Appraisals Committee Appraisals The following have also been approved: Youth and Children’s Ministry Project Post Head of Personnel (in place of fixed term Executive for Training and Policy Development). Moved by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Rev MR Burnside, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the United Appeal for 2008 be as set out in Schedules III and IV. 3. That the General Assembly instruct the General Board to set up a Panel to advise on staffing structures and levels for the central Church, seeking specifically to discern the level of staffing required for the essential work that 90 BELFAST, 2007

each Board has to carry out, bearing in mind both the central priorities of the Church and the financial constraints on central funds. 4. That the United Appeal Board for the ensuing year be appointed in accordance with Par 287 of the Code as follows: Rev TD Gribben, Convener The Clerk, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener. (b) Mrs J Mann — Rev CUR Bradley — W Keown — Rev DC Porter — G Macauley — J Peacock. (c) D Preston — G McKinley — Rev ______, — V McLean — Rev JH MacConnell. (d) Rev TC Wright — Miss H McMillan — Rev JR Lambe. (e) S Ramsey — Rev N Ward — Rev I McClean — O Gibson. (f) Rev A Best — Rev W Hayes — J Bole. (g) Revs MR Burnside, RIA Allely, ______; D Alexander, J Clarke, B McCormack, N Adams.

New Hymnal Report of the Hymnal Committee was presented by the Rev Dr WTJ Richardson MBE. Moved by the Rev Dr WTJ Richardson MBE, seconded by Mr Stephen Lynas, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the General Assembly welcome the production of the Irish Presbyterian Hymnbook in electronic format and commend it for use by our congregations. Moved by the Rev DJ Paul, seconded by the Rev RA Liddle, and agreed: 3. That the Communications Board be asked to investigate the possibility of all Church Hymnal CD Roms becoming site licences to make it more user friendly, and report to the 2008 Assembly, but implementing at an earlier date if possible. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by Mr Stephen Lynas, and agreed: 4. That the Hymnal Committee be discharged and that its members, especially its Convener, Rev Dr WTJ Richardson, MBE, be thanked for their services. 2010 Special Report of the 2010 Special Assembly Committee was presented by the Assembly Rev DJ Montgomery. Moved by the Rev DJ Montgomery, seconded by the Rev TC Morrison, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the General Assembly approve the recommendation that the venue for the Special Assembly in 2010 be Dublin City University. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 91

3. That the General Assembly authorise an assessment of 0.25p in the £ of stipend, for four years, to finance the Special Assembly. 4. That the 2010 Special Assembly Committee be re-appointed as follows: Revs DJ Montgomery, TC Morrison, Co-Conveners The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Committee Conveners. Revs JA Beattie, AJ Boal, RL Craig, D Cupples, MN Davidson, RS Hetherington, C Kennedy, L Kennedy-Ritchie, FP Sellar, SJ Hanna, K Campbell; S McDowell, S Lynas, Mrs M Patterson, Miss B McDade, David Thomson, Miss JP Gamble, A Carroll, R Thompson, G McCracken.

GENERAL BOARD – Debate resumed (see page 67) GENERAL BOARD Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley: (cont’d) 60. That the General Assembly instruct the General Board to proceed with the refurbishment of Church House under Option 2, and to develop a business plan for further consideration under Option 3. Moved as an amendment by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Rev TC Morrison: That the General Assembly instruct the General Board, seeking to minimise any direct assessment on congregations, to proceed with the refurbishment of Church House under Option 2, and to develop a business plan for further consideration under Option 3. On being put the amendment was declared passed. The substantive resolution was then put to the House and declared passed.

BOARD OF STUDIES AND CHRISTIAN TRAINING – Debate resumed BOARD OF STUDIES (see page 84) AND Moved by the Rev George Moore, seconded by the Rev SP Moore and CHRISTIAN agreed: TRAINING (cont’d) 8. That candidates for the ordained ministry who applied before or by 15 December 2003 be permitted to undertake a period of licentiate assistantship as required by the regulations pertaining on the date of application. 9. That the following grants be paid from the Incidental Fund: To cover the expense of the Mini School & Interview £2,745 To cover the expense of the Pre-Term College Retreat £3,650 To cover the expense of the Applicants’ Study Day £400 To cover the expense of Licentiate Courses £1,350 To cover the expense of the Information Day £635 To cover the expense of meetings for students and spouses £900 To provide teaching in Communication Skills for students outside Ireland £100 TOTAL £9,730 92 BELFAST, 2007

10. That the General Assembly approve the Report on the Review of Ministerial Training. 11. That the General Assembly approve the “Presbytery Guidelines with regard to Applicants for the Ordained Ministry, Ministerial Students and Licentiates”. 12. That the General Assembly express appreciation for the service of the external examiners. 13. That the assessment for the Ministerial Development Programme be 0.25p per £ of stipend. 14. That the General Assembly agree any funds received by the Incidental Fund from the nett proceeds of the sale of Familybooks should be allocated on receipt to the Board of Christian Training, to be used as a special fund for the production of suitable resources to assist congregations in their mission and ministry, on the recommendation of the Christian Training Committee. 15. That the Board of Studies and Christian Training, together with the appropriate working Committees be appointed for the ensuing year in accordance with Par 285 of the Code, as follows: Rev G Moore, Convener (a) The Moderator; Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener; Theological Professors; 2 student representatives; Full-time University Chaplains; Secretary BMI; Secretary BMO; Director of Ministerial Studies. (b) Revs JNI McNeely, R Stirling — Revs WJA Moody, JS Carson — Revs B Small, TW Gordon — Rev A Shaw Thompson; Dr C Reid, — Revs WL Orr, WJM Parker — Revs FJ Gibson, BAH Wilson. (c) Revs JD McGaughey, AAP Baxter — Revs D Paul, RJ McCullough — Revs R McMullan, CWA Martin — Revs DIJ McNie, RJ Gilkinson — Rev JH MacConnell; Mrs J Wright. (d) Rev JR Dickinson; T Long — Revs DJ McKelvey, RT Anderson — Revs RD Maxwell, C Burcombe. (e) Revs DW Reid, DM Shaw — Revs Dr C Glass, SJ Gray — Rev WD Cupples; Miss M Guy — Revs TWA Greer, J Sloan. (f) Revs J Lamont, WA McCully — Revs Dr JG Millar, JG Faris, — Revs RI Carton, J Mackarel. (g) Revs JG Kennedy, GAJ Farquhar, AV Stewart, GE Best, SE Hughes, C Meban; Mrs I Porter, Mrs L Morrow; RJ Magowan, R Thompson.

A. COMMITTEE ON MINISTERIAL STUDIES (6) Rev JNI McNeely, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Principal UTC, Reception of BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 93

Ministers and Licentiates Convener, Students’ Bursary Fund Convener, Director of Ministerial Studies, Rev S P. Moore. (x) Revs C Burcombe, Prof A Gibson, C Meban, W Sinclair, Prof J P Taylor; Mrs M Robinson. (y) Revs J R Dickinson, R J McCullough, R McMullan, Dr J G Millar, W J M Parker; Mrs J Wright.

B. COMMITTEE ON MINISTERIAL DEVELOPMENT (6) Rev Prof WP Addley, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Ministerial Studies, Director of Christian Training, Prof of Practical Theology, Christian Training Convener. (x) Revs ST Carson; J Hutchinson; Dr RM Crooks; Miss A Taylor; Mrs R Dunlop; Mrs C Dixon (y) Revs RS McMullan, AV Stewart, A Shaw Thompson, DIJ McNie, WA McCully; John Magowan.

C. COLLEGE AND MAGEE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (4) Rev DW Brice, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, the Principal UTC. (fac)Revs ______, Prof A Gibson, Prof JPTaylor; Trustees Nominee. (x) Revs G Moore, DW Brice; Mrs Margaret Mairs, Dr TD Alexander, R Martin, L Grant.

D. COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN TRAINING (7) Rev JS Carson Convener (a) The Moderator Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Convener of Ministerial Development Committee, Professor of Practical Theology, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Director of Christian Training; Director of Social Service, Director of Ministerial Studies; Director of Congregational Life, Representative of BMO. (x) Revs Dr IA McKay, G Aitcheson, J Coulter; C Millar. (y) Revs JD McGaughey, RJ Gilkinson, JNI McNeely, TWA Greer, WJM Parker, BAH Wilson, WJA Moody; T Long.

Notice of Motion 17. That Notice of Motion be received to include the Board of Christian Training in the United Appeal. 94 BELFAST, 2007

Overture The Overture anent Pars 214-218 of the Code was submitted by the Rev anent Pars George Moore as follows: 214-218 It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that Pars 214-218 of the Code be deleted and the following substituted in their place: 214. In seeking nomination as a candidate for the ministry each applicant shall observe the following rules. (1) The applicant shall obtain an Application Form from the Director of Ministerial Studies, and shall return the form not later than 15 September in any year. (2) The applicant shall forward to the Director of Ministerial Studies, with the Application Form, written confirmation of Communicant Membership and a Certificate of Health provided by his/her doctor. (3) The applicant shall inform the Presbytery, through his/her minister, and present himself/herself for interview by the Presbytery, as required. (4) The applicant shall present himself/herself for interview by the Board of Studies and Christian Training, as required. (5) On acceptance, he/she shall undertake in writing to observe faithfully the laws and rules of the Church including, in particular, all relevant regulations as from time to time laid down by the General Assembly, the Board of Studies and Christian Training and the College concerned. (6) He/she shall notify the Clerk of Presbytery of his/her progress before 1 September each year. (7) He/she shall inform the Director of Ministerial Studies of his/her graduation and, if studying theology at a college other than Union College, shall submit details of courses passed at the end of each academic year. 215. (1) In the Presbytery is vested the right of nominating for the approval of the General Assembly persons desiring to undertake the work of the ministry; of co-operating, through their representatives, with the Board of Studies and Christian Training, in accordance with Par. 285(2)(a), in recommendation of their acceptance; of receiving them under their care, when approved as students for the ministry; and of licensing them to preach the Gospel. Both men and women shall be eligible for nomination as students for the ministry and for ordination on the same conditions. (2) In seeking to determine if they will nominate a candidate the Presbytery shall observe the following rules. (a) They shall require confirmation from the Kirk Session of the congregation to which he/she belongs, stating that– (i) he/she is a member of that Church in full communion, and (ii) he/she has given evidence of personal character and of gifts for the office of the ministry. (b) They shall interview him/her at a convenient time, making such enquiries as to (i) his/her sense of call, BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 95

(ii) his/her character and gifts, and (iii) his/her agreement with the central teachings and practices of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, as they consider necessary to satisfy themselves that he/she is a suitable person for nomination. (3) The Presbytery may decline to nominate for the approval of the General Assembly those applicants who in the light of (2) they consider are not suitable persons for nomination. (4) Where intimation is given that a Presbytery nomination has not been sustained by the Board of Studies and Christian Training, the Presbytery concerned, after consultation with the Board may, if desired, lodge an appeal with the Clerk of the General Assembly within 28 days. (5) On receiving from the Clerk of Assembly notification that the nomination has been approved by the Assembly, the Presbytery shall at their next meeting formally receive the candidate as a student for the ministry under their care. (6) When a student under the care of the Presbytery applies to be transferred to another Presbytery, the Presbytery with which he/she is connected shall, on sufficient cause being shown, give him/her credentials to that other Presbytery and shall notify the Board of Studies and Christian Training accordingly. (7) (a) The Presbytery shall co-operate with the Board of Studies and Christian Training in supervising the life, conduct and work of the students under their care. Each Presbytery shall satisfy itself annually as to the continuing fitness of each student under its supervision to continue as a Candidate for the ministry. (b) Where the life, conduct and work of a student are considered unsatisfactory, the Presbytery, with four Assessors from the Board of Studies and Christian Training, shall deal with the matter and may admonish him/her, censure him/her, suspend him/her or terminate his/her candidature. 216. The duties of the Board of Studies and Christian Training shall include: (1) To receive from the Presbyteries nominations of candidates for the ministry and to receive from each student a Communicant certificate and a satisfactory certificate as to his/her fitness for the ministry in respect of health, furnished by his/her doctor. (2) (a) To interview each candidate and confer with him/her on his/her motives for seeking the office of the ministry, such interview to take place prior to the March/April meeting of the Board in order to provide for appeal, if desired, by Presbytery to the following General Assembly in accordance with Par. 215(4). (b) In conferring with the candidate, it shall put the following questions– (i) “So far as you know your own heart, have you felt your need of a personal Saviour, and have you been persuaded and enabled by God’s Spirit to embrace Jesus Christ freely offered to you in the Gospel?” 96 BELFAST, 2007

(ii) “So far as you know your own heart, have you been induced to seek the office of the ministry from love of God and a desire to promote His glory in the salvation of sinners?” (3) To recommend, after interview, from the list of those who have been nominated by the Presbyteries, suitable candidates for approval by the Assembly and to inform the respective Presbyteries immediately after the Board’s decision as to the names of those candidates not being recommended for acceptance with sufficient information for the purpose of pastoral care and counselling. (4) To lay down the academic requirements for students for the ministry, under the directions of the Assembly. (5) To ensure that every student shall be instructed in the Scriptures and the Subordinate Standards of the Church, as determined by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (6) To certify for license to their respective Presbyteries students who have passed their final examinations and fulfilled all the requirements of the Board. (7) To co-operate with the Presbyteries in supervising the life, conduct and work of all students, and where the life, work and conduct of a student are considered unsatisfactory, to provide four assessors to deal with the matter by way of admonishment, censure, suspension or termination of candidature. 217. The academic requirements to be met by students for the ministry presently are– (1) For candidates under 30 years of age on 15 September in the year of their application (a) Either (i) A University degree (other than a degree in Theology), acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from any University or Faculty in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. This Primary Degree will be followed by three years Theological Studies acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training. Total post-matriculation Course of Study – six years, at least. Or (ii) A degree in Theology acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from an American University or Seminary that has full ATS accreditation, or from a University or Seminary in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. This Primary Degree in Theology will be followed by two years General and Pastoral Studies, together with such other requirements as the Board of Studies and Christian Training may determine. Total post-matriculation course of study – five years, at least. (b) In addition to the foregoing the following are also required of students following either course of study– BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 97

(i) A Qualification in Elementary Greek recognised by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (ii) A Qualification in Elementary Hebrew recognised by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (iii) An appropriate Course in Elocution. (iv) Study of the Scriptures and the Subordinate Standards of the Church, as prescribed by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (2) For candidates over 30 but under 40 years of age on 15 September in the year of their application. Either (a) Full Course as under (1); Or (b) Shortened Course (three years, at least) for candidates who have not commenced a degree in Theology prior to application, consisting of a University degree in Theology acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from an American University or Seminary that has full ATS accreditation, or from a University or Seminary in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. Qualifications in Greek, Hebrew, Elocution, Scriptures and Subordinate Standards shall be as in (I). (3) Candidates over 40 years of age on 15 September in their year of application will be required to complete a course of, at least, two years Theological Studies. Qualifications in Elocution, Scriptures and Subordinate Standards shall be as in (I) (4) In these and all courses prescribed for students for the ministry, students shall attend classes and do all the work and pass all the examinations, as required by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (5) (a) Studies for a Theological Degree at Queen’s University may be taken concurrently with the normal course of Theological Studies at Union Theological College, which provides the recognised classes for these degree courses. (b) Studies for a Degree of the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland, may also be taken concurrently. These are not normally taken by anyone who is studying for, or eligible to study for, a Queen’s University Degree in Theology. (6) (a) Any individual exceptions or modifications in the courses prescribed for students for the ministry shall be granted only by the Assembly, following report and recommendations by the Board of Studies and Christian Training on any Memorial submitted by the candidate. (b) Any such Memorial shall be submitted at least one month before the meeting of the Assembly. The Clerk of Assembly is directed to forward a copy to the Convener of the Board upon receipt of any such Memorial, and the Board is empowered to take cognisance of, and make recommendations on, any such Memorial in their report to the Assembly. 98 BELFAST, 2007

(7) (a) Students failing to pass any of the examinations set in the prescribed subjects (but who have obtained at least 25 per cent of the total marks in any subject in which the student has been unsuccessful) or students prevented by any cause deemed sufficient by the Board of Studies and Christian Training from presenting themselves thereat, may have a supplementary examination under similar conditions before the opening of the following session. (b) (i) For each of the sessions of the Theological Course students shall undertake practical work under the supervision of the Professor of Practical Theology. (ii) Students who attend one or more sessions at other Theological Colleges approved by the General Assembly shall be required to satisfy the Board of Studies and Christian Training that they have engaged in adequate practical work. (8) (a) The General Assembly sanctions attendance of a student for part of his/her Theological Course at any fully-equipped Theological College of a Church whose teaching is in harmony with the standards of this Church: provided he/she sends to the Director of Ministerial Studies a statement of the classes he/she proposes to take during the following session and receives the consent of the Board. This statement must reach the Director of Ministerial Studies not later than the 1 September in any year. (b) Any subject not covered to the satisfaction of the Board will have to be taken during a final year at Union Theological College. (c) The Board of Studies and Christian Training may withdraw either permanently or temporarily its approval of attendance at any college or any class therein which they may have approved hitherto. (d) (i) For the purpose of these Rules the academic merit of degrees awarded by a university or college not normally recognised under the law of the Church shall in each case be considered by a Qualifications Committee consisting of the Moderator and Clerk of Assembly and Convener of the Board of Studies and Christian Training ex-officio, three members appointed by the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland, and three members of the Board of Studies and Christian Training. The Convener of the Board shall convene the Committee as required. (ii) Only such degrees or other academic awards as are approved by the Qualifications Committee shall be recognised for the requirements or official records of the Church. (9) All students shall be required to take their final year at Union Theological College, Belfast. 218. (1) Upon entering their theological course students for the ministry shall become trainees of the Church. (a) As trainees, all their practical work shall be directed and supervised by the Professor or Lecturer of Practical Theology in the College which they are attending. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 99

(b) Students who are accepted as trainees shall receive payments under such scheme and arrangements as the General Assembly or the Board of Studies and Christian Training shall from time to time resolve. (2) All appointments to regular student assistantships while in attendance at Union Theological College shall (a) be arranged through the Assignment Committee of the Board of Studies and Christian Training; and (b) require approval as to the conditions of employment, from the Assignment Committee, which Committee may refuse to sanction, or may terminate, such employment on the report of the College Academic Board. (3) (a) A student assistantship shall be interpreted to mean any work in a congregation or other appointment which is paid or which requires more than three hours per week. (b) The prior claims of academic work shall be respected in appointments to student assistantships, unless in cases judged exceptional by the Assignment Committee. The Overture anent Par 285(1) of the Code was submitted by the Rev Overture George Moore as follows: anent Par 285(1) It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that in Par 285(1) of the Code the words ‘Director of Ministerial Students’ be deleted and the words ‘Director of Ministerial Studies’ be substituted in their place. Moved by the Rev George Moore, seconded by the Rev SP Moore, and agreed:

That the overture anent Par 285(1) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church. The Overtures on the Books anent Pars 19(1); 19(2); 43(1); 59(2)(c); Overtures 65(1); 66(1); 66(2); 67(1); 67(4); 79(b); 79(c); 79(d); 86-92; 93(1); 94-96; anent stated Pars. 105(c); 106(a); 106(b); 109; 134(1) of the Code (Reports pp 44-45) were submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overtures Anent Pars 19(1); 19(2); 43(1); 59(2)(c); 65(1); 66(1); 66(2); 67(1); 67(4); 79(b); 79(c); 79(d); 86-92; 93(1); 94-96; 105(c); 106(a); 106(b); 109; 134(1) of the Code, having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church. The Overtures anent Pars 29(1)(b); 97(h)(iii); 137 of the Code were Overtures submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. anent stated Pars. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 29(1)(b); 97(h)(iii); 137 of the Code be received and placed on the books. 100 BELFAST, 2007

2. That the Overtures anent Pars 29(1)(b); 97(h)(iii); 137 of the Code be made Interim Acts. Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 142(1); 142(2); 145(3); 165(5); 172(3); anent stated 195(8); 198(5); 228(2); 229(b); 229(2); 239(2); 253(1)(b); 254(4); 258(d)(iii); Pars 259; 260; 260(f); 260; 261(1); 261(1)(f); 262; 264; 265; 267(1); 269(1); 269(4); 269(5)(a)(b)(c); 269(6); 272(1); 274(8)(b)(i); 275(5)(c); 275(5)(d); 275(12); 301(3); 302(3)(c); 306(3); 309(5) of the Code (Reports pp 46-47) were submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 142(1); 142(2); 145(3); 165(5); 172(3); 195(8); 198(5); 228(2); 229(b); 229(2); 239(2); 253(1)(b); 254(4); 258(d)(iii); 259; 260; 260(f); 260; 261(1); 261(1)(f); 262; 264; 265; 267(1); 269(1); 269(4); 269(5)(a)(b)(c); 269(6); 272(1); 274(8)(b)(i); 275(5)(c); 275(5)(d); 275(12); 301(3); 302(3)(c); 306(3); 309(5) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, they be made the rule of the Church. Overture The Overture on the Books anent Par 85(1) of the Code (Reports p 48) anent Par was submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. 85(1) Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overture anent Par 85(1) of the Code, having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 63; 126(5); 127; 129; 207(1); 207(2); anent stated 268(4)(a); 269(3); 270(3)(a); 272; 280; 281(3)(a); 281(3)(b); 283; 283(2)(a); Pars 284; 284(2)(f); 284(3)(b) of the Code (Reports pp 48-51) were submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. With the permission of the Assembly, the Overture anent Par 269(3) of the Code was withdrawn for a further report. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Par 63; Par 126(5); Par 127; Par 129 of the Code be received and placed on the books. 2. That the Overtures anent Par 63; Par 126(5); Par 127; Par 129 of the Code be made an Interim Act. 3. That the Overtures anent Par 207(1); Par 207(2); Par 268(4); Par 270(3)(a); Par 272; Par 280; Par 281(3)(a); Par 281(3)(b); Par 283; Par 283(2)(a); Par 284; Par 284(2)(f); Par 284(3)(b) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, they be made the rule of the Church. Overture anent Par 225 The Overture anent Par 225 of the Code was submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts as follows: It is hereby overtured to the General Assembly to enact that Par 225 of the Code be deleted and the following substituted in its place: BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 101

225. When a minister of a congregation has been permitted to retire in the usual way, the minister shall– (1) cease to be a member of the Kirk Session (unless the General Assembly declare otherwise); (2) cease to receive the benefit of all the general endowments for the minister of the congregation unless specifically allocated to the minister emeritus by the terms of the trusts on which they are held; (3) (a) if ordained and appointed to a pastoral charge after 5th June, 1935, cease to have any right to the continued use of the manse or glebe, from the day when he avails himself of the leave given, and cease to be “the minister for the time being” of the congregation in respect of their manse, glebe or farm, without affecting any of the rights of such a minister which do not relate to the use of any such manse or glebe; (b) if ordained and appointed to a pastoral charge before 5th June, 1935, retain all rights to the continued use of a congregation’s manse, glebe or farm, as he was possessed of prior to that date. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: 1. That the Overture anent Par 225 of the Code be received and placed on the books. 2. That the Overture anent Par 225 of the Code be sent down to Presbyteries under the Barrier Act.

The minutes were taken and corrected. The sederunt came to a close at 6.05pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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EIGHTH SESSION

Thursday 7th June, 2007 Seven o’clock. Evening The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

In Private

The Report of the JUDICIAL COMMISSION (Reports pp 52-55) was JUDICIAL COMMISSION submitted by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, together with the following Supplementary Report: Since the Report was written, the Judicial Commission has met on four occasions. The Largy situation has been resolved. The charge brought by a Commission of Tyrone Presbytery against a member of Tobermore 102 BELFAST, 2007

Congregation was heard. An appeal against a decision of the Commission of Templepatrick Presbytery was notified by the Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick. A finding has been issued. The Clerk will make a verbal report. Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by Mr Denis Poynton and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. GENERAL General Board – Debate resumed (see p 65). BOARD (cont’d) Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Princ JP Taylor: 7. That the Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick be appointed Principal of Union Theological College for a five-year term. Moved as an amendment by the Very Rev Dr John Dunlop, seconded by the Rev Dr RB Savage: That the Rev Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick be appointed Principal of Union Theological College for a five-year term, on condition that, by the 30 June 2007, the Judicial Commission is satisfied that he has fully complied with its determination. On being put to a ballot, there were 100 votes for and 176 against. The amendment was declared lost. Moved as an amendment by the Rev JS Carson, seconded by the Very Rev Dr JW Lockington. That the decision on the appointment of the Principal of Union Theological College be deferred for one year. On being put, the amendment was declared passed. On being put as substantive motion, was passed.

In Public

Synod of The following resolution was submitted by Mr AJ Rankin as an additional Belfast resolution to the General Board Report on Synods: 61. That the General Assembly authorise the Trustees of the Synod of Belfast to make application to Charities Branch, Voluntary and Community Unit of the Department for Social Development to make such alterations in the existing Scheme of the Education Board of the Synod of Belfast as may be necessary to provide for the separation into three separate Education Boards to be known as The Education Board of the Presbytery of East Belfast, The Education Board of the Presbytery of North Belfast and the Education Board of the Presbytery of South Belfast and for such consequential amendments as may be necessary. It was moved by Mr AJ Rankin, seconded by the Rev Dr DJ Watts and agreed.

BOARD OF The Report of the BOARD OF EDUCATION (Reports pp 198-209) was EDUCATION submitted by the Rev R Herron. BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 103

Moved by the Rev R Herron, seconded by the Rev CD McClure, and agreed: 1. That the Report be received. 2. That, recognising the many changes and pressures in education provision, the General Assembly acknowledge and thank those people in the education system, including teachers, support staff, administrators and policy makers who work very hard to achieve high quality education services for our children and young people. 3. That, at this time when major changes are being proposed for the education system in Northern Ireland, the General Assembly affirm their desire for the Presbyterian Church to continue to have a meaningful role with other educational partners in schools and the education system. 4. That the General Assembly encourage Transferor Governors to Ethos become fully acquainted with the TRC ethos document “Moving Forward Together: Core Values in Controlled Schools in Northern Ireland – Transferors’ Perspectives” and to promote its use when formulating aims and objectives for schools in the Controlled Sector. 5. That the General Assembly support the Board of Education in seeking to meet with the Minister for Education and Science to discuss the implications of the cross sectoral redeployment scheme for teachers in the Republic of Ireland as it becomes necessary. 6. That the General Assembly welcome the forthcoming review of Special special education needs provision in Northern Ireland. Education 7 That the General Assembly commend the RE Core Syllabus (NI) and Religious encourage governors to ensure that RE is adequately resourced and competently Education taught. 8. That the General Assembly thank and discharge the University Education Committee and note with appreciation the service given by the Rev Dr Robert Buick as Convener. 9. That the Board of Education, with its associated working committee for the ensuing year, be appointed in accordance with Par 284 of the Code as follows: Rev R Herron, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Principal UTC, University Chaplains, Transferors’ Representatives on Area Boards. (b) Revs WG Cameron, Dr M Welsh, — Revs JWP McConnell, TA McNeely — Rev AA Cole; ______— Dr J Davis, AJ Cochrane — Rev HSW Cubitt; M Patton — Revs BD Colvin, JKA McIntyre. (c) Rev KWJ Hanna; W McCartney — Rev GAJ Farquhar; E Crawford — Rev Dr RA Kane; N Lyttle — Rev JT Magowan; Mrs A McNie — Mrs IK Nesbitt, DMcC Humphries. 104 BELFAST, 2007

(d) Rev ID Neish; R Manson — Rev WI Hull; CWL Graham — Miss J. Williams, B Miskimmon. (e) Rev JM Cathcart; WA McIlwaine — Rev TV Mawhinney; R Graham — Rev RA Campbell; Mrs C Trimble — Rev IF Smith, R Stewart. (f) Rev S Stewart; AO Buchanan — Rev GD Campbell; Dr M Carson — Rev RI Carton; ______. (g) Revs Prof LS Kirkpatrick, Prof WP Addley; TJ Shaw, AS Kennedy, Mrs J Campbell, Mrs M Robinson, Dr M Hollinger, Mrs E Green, ______, ______.

A. STATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE (5) Rev CD McClure, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Directors of Primary and Secondary Education in Republic. (x) TJ Shaw, W Steele, Mrs J Campbell, Mrs M Robinson, Dr M Hollinger, Mrs E Green. (y) Revs GD Campbell, GAJ Farquhar, WI Hull, S Stewart; W McCartney, CWL Graham.

Overture The Overture anent Par 269(3) of the Code (Reports p 49) was submitted anent Par by the Rev Dr DJ Watts. 269(3) Moved by the Rev Dr DJ Watts, seconded by the Rev Dr WP Addley and agreed: That the Overture anent Par 269(3) of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church.

BUSINESS The Final Report of the BUSINESS BOARD was submitted by the Clerk, BOARD the Rev Dr DJ Watts, as follows: (final) The Business Board met once during the week to consider additional business. The following resolutions are submitted. 1. That the Report be received. 2. That the following corresponding members be appointed: To the Church of Scotland 2008 The Right Rev Dr John M Finlay The Rev Dr R Brian Savage Mr John Suitters 3. That the delegates to the United Reformed Church of the United Kingdom, 2008, the Presbyterian Church of Wales 2008, the General Synod of BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 105 the Church of Ireland 2008 and the Methodist Conference 2008 be appointed by the Business Board. 4. That the Clerk be given authority to make corrections to the Daily Minutes as and when required. 5. That the next General Assembly be held in Church House, Belfast, on Monday, 2 June, 2008.

CLOSE OF ASSEMBLY

The Moderator conducted a closing act of worship and thanked: the Clerk of Assembly and the Deputy Clerk; his Chaplains; Mrs Joyce Anderson and the staff of the General Secretary’s Office; Mr Stephen Lynas, the audio visual team and the media; the Church House staff, including Mr Harry Orr; the Rev TC Morrison and Mrs Claire Dixon; the organists; Mrs Pat Crossley for organising the flowers; and those who acted as stewards and time-keepers. Thereafter he declared the Assembly to be dissolved and convened the next Stated General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to meet in Church House, Belfast, on Monday 2 June, 2008. The Moderator pronounced the Benediction. The sederunt came to a close at 9.30pm. Attested by DONALD J WATTS Clerk of Assembly 106 BELFAST, 2007 DEPUTATIONS – 2008

I.- CORRESPONDING MEMBERS TO THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND Right Rev Dr John M Finlay Rev Dr R Brian Savage Mr John Suitters II.- CORRESPONDING MEMBER TO THE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH OF THE UNITED KINGDOM To be appointed by the Business Board. III.- DELEGATE TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WALES To be appointed by the Business Board. IV.- DELEGATES TO THE CHURCH OF IRELAND GENERAL SYNOD To be appointed by the Business Board. V.- DELEGATES TO THE METHODIST CHURCH IN IRELAND CONFERENCE To be appointed by the Business Board. ECCLESIASTICAL CHANGES, ETC. Reported by Presbyteries in – 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Licensures 8445111312 Ordinations 14 14 9 4 7 4 14 Installations 36 32 22 24 24 20 33 Resignation of Ministers 26 27 23 27 30 22 23 Retirements of Ministers 16 13 12 13 7 10 9 Deaths of Ministers 14 6 14 17 10 7 14 Students 22 25 30 37 41 49 50 Ministers under care of Assembly 22 22 23 23 23 28 26 Licentiates 18 12 6 10 13 24 33

FORM OF BEQUEST TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ——————

I HEREBY GIVE AND BEQUEATH TO THE General Secretary for the time being of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, whose receipt for the same shall be a sufficient discharge, the sum of £ …………… upon trust to be applied by such General Secretary toward the ………………………… (here state the Mission, Central Ministry, or other Fund, to be benefited) of the General Assembly; and I direct that the said legacy be paid out of my personal estate; and free from any deduction on account of any legacy duty, or other tax whatever. BELFAST, 2007 107 CHANGES IN THE CODE 2007

CHURCH HOUSE, BELFAST, BT1 6DW AUGUST, 2007

The following changes have been made in the 1997 edition of the Code, which should be corrected accordingly. DONALD J. WATTS Clerk of Assembly

Par 19(1) Delete the words “Presbyteries, Synods and” and substitute the words “Presbyteries and”. (2007).

Par 19(2) Delete the words “under the jurisdiction of the Synod and each Synod is similarly”. (2007).

Par 29(1)(b) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod” and substitute the word “Presbytery”. (2007).

Par 43(1) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod” and substitute the word “Presbytery”. (2007).

Par 59(2)(c) Delete the words “the Assembly, the Synod” and substitute the words “the Assembly”. (2007).

Par 63 Delete the words “from their number representatives” and substitute the words “representatives, from among the ministers and ruling elders,”. (2007.

Par 65(1) Delete the words “immediately preceding the annual meeting of Synod” and substitute the words “in March”. (2007). 108 BELFAST, 2007

Par 66(1) Delete the words “the Clerks of Synod and Assembly” and substitute the words “the Clerk of Assembly”. (2007).

Par 66(2) Delete the words “Synod or”. (2007).

Par 67(1) Delete the words “Synod or Assembly” and substitute the words “the Assembly”. (2007).

Par 67(4) Delete the words “or Synod”. (2007).

Par 79(b) Delete the words “the Synod”. (2007).

Par 79(c) Delete the sub-paragraph and replace with the words “report annually to the Assembly and furnish returns on such matters as may be specified by the Assembly”. (2007).

Par 79(d) Delete the words “nominations for the offices of Moderator of Synod and” and substitute the words “a nomination for the office of Moderator”. (2007).

Par 85(1) After the words “minister without charge” insert the words “or licentiate”. (2007).

Pars 86-92 and 94-96 Delete Pars 86-92 and 94-96. (2007).

Par 93(1) Delete words “In addition to the regular Synods of the Church, every” and substitute the word “Every”. (2007).

Par 97(h)(iii) Delete the words “or Synod”. (2007). BELFAST, 2007 109

Par 105(c) Delete the words “Synods, boards” and substitute the word “boards”. (2007).

Par 106(a) Delete the words “Synods and”. (2007)

Par 106(b) Delete the words “Presbyteries from one Synod to another, and”. (2007).

Par 109 Delete sub-paragraph 109(a) and re-designate (b) to (f) as (a) to (e). (2007).

Par 126(5) Delete the words “the Judicial Commission, the Union Commission, the Shankill Road Mission Commission” and substitute the words “the Judicial Commission, the Special Commission, the Union Commission”. (2007).

Par 127 Delete Par 127 and substitute the following: “127. (1) The Judicial Commission shall consist of the Moderator and Clerk of Assembly and one person (being a minister or a ruling elder) nominated by each Presbytery together with not more than ten persons nominated by the Business Board. (2)(a) Appointments shall be made from members on the roll of the Assembly to hold office for five years. During the period of office ruling elders who are members of the Judicial Commission shall be constituted members of Assembly, ex-officio. (b) Any vacancy which may occur in the Judicial Commission membership through death, resignation or removal from the Presbytery shall be filled by the Assembly on the nomination of the Presbytery having the vacant seat, or of the Business Board respectively. (3) Seven members shall form a quorum for the Judicial Commission. (4) The Judicial Commission shall have Assembly powers to dispose finally of any cases of appeal or reference or any other matters which may be referred to it under or by virtue of this Code. However, where the Judicial Commission deems it appropriate, it may refer cases to the Special Commission to hear and to issue. (5)(a) The Special Commission shall consist of the Moderator and Clerk of Assembly and ten other members of the Judicial Commission appointed by the General Assembly having due regard to all relevant factors. It shall hold office for five years. 110 BELFAST, 2007

(b) Any vacancy which may occur in the Special Commission membership through death, resignation or removal from the Presbytery shall be filled by the Assembly on the nomination of the Judicial Commission. (6) Five members shall form a quorum for the Special Commission. (7) The Special Commission shall have the same Assembly powers as the Judicial Commission to dispose finally of any cases of appeal or reference which may be referred to it.” (2007).

Par 129 Delete Par 129. (2007).

Par 134(1) Delete the sentence: “The Synod’s only power of discipline is over its own officers and members when acting as such.” (2007).

Par 137 Delete the words “‘Synod’ when used in relation to a Presbytery means the Synod with which the Presbytery is connected but does not include either of the historic Synods mentioned in Par 93;”. (2007).

Par 142(1) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod or Assembly” and substitute the words “Presbytery or Assembly”. (2007).

Par 142(2) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod or Assembly” and substitute the words “Presbytery or Assembly”. (2007).

Par 145(3) Delete the words “Neither Presbytery nor Synod may” and substitute the words “Presbytery may not”. (2007).

Par 165(5) Delete the words “or a Synod”. (2007).

Par 172(3) Delete the words “or Synod”. (2007).

Par 195(8) Delete the words “or upon any other eligible minister”. (2007). BELFAST, 2007 111

Par 198(5) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod and General Assembly” and substitute the words “Presbytery and General Assembly”. (2007).

Par 207(1) Delete the words “and marriage”. (2007).

Par 207(2) After the word “Studies” insert the words “and Christian Training”. (2007).

Par 214-218 Delete Pars 214-218 and substitute the following: “214. In seeking nomination as a candidate for the ministry each applicant shall observe the following rules. (1) The applicant shall obtain an Application Form from the Director of Ministerial Studies, and shall return the form not later than 15 September in any year. (2) The applicant shall forward to the Director of Ministerial Studies, with the Application Form, written confirmation of Communicant Membership and a Certificate of Health provided by his/her doctor. (3) The applicant shall inform the Presbytery, through his/her minister, and present himself/herself for interview by the Presbytery, as required. (4) The applicant shall present himself/herself for interview by the Board of Studies and Christian Training, as required. (5) On acceptance, he/she shall undertake in writing to observe faithfully the laws and rules of the Church including, in particular, all relevant regulations as from time to time laid down by the General Assembly, the Board of Studies and Christian Training and the College concerned. (6) He/she shall notify the Clerk of Presbytery of his/her progress before 1 September each year. (7) He/she shall inform the Director of Ministerial Studies of his/her graduation and, if studying theology at a college other than Union College, shall submit details of courses passed at the end of each academic year. 215. (1) In the Presbytery is vested the right of nominating for the approval of the General Assembly persons desiring to undertake the work of the ministry; of co-operating, through their representatives, with the Board of Studies and Christian Training, in accordance with Par. 285(2)(a), in recommendation of their acceptance; of receiving them under their care, when approved as students for the ministry; and of licensing them to preach the Gospel. Both men and women shall be eligible for nomination as students for the ministry and for ordination on the same conditions. 112 BELFAST, 2007

(2) In seeking to determine if they will nominate a candidate the Presbytery shall observe the following rules. (a) They shall require confirmation from the Kirk Session of the congregation to which he/she belongs, stating that - (i) he/she is a member of that Church in full communion, and (ii) he/she has given evidence of personal character and of gifts for the office of the ministry. (b) They shall interview him/her at a convenient time, making such enquiries as to (i) his/her sense of call, (ii) his/her character and gifts, and (iii) his/her agreement with the central teachings and practices of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, as they consider necessary to satisfy themselves that he/she is a suitable person for nomination. (3) The Presbytery may decline to nominate for the approval of the General Assembly those applicants who in the light of (2) they consider are not suitable persons for nomination. (4) Where intimation is given that a Presbytery nomination has not been sustained by the Board of Studies and Christian Training, the Presbytery concerned, after consultation with the Board may, if desired, lodge an appeal with the Clerk of the General Assembly within 28 days. (5) On receiving from the Clerk of Assembly notification that the nomination has been approved by the Assembly, the Presbytery shall at their next meeting formally receive the candidate as a student for the ministry under their care. (6) When a student under the care of the Presbytery applies to be transferred to another Presbytery, the Presbytery with which he/she is connected shall, on sufficient cause being shown, give him/her credentials to that other Presbytery and shall notify the Board of Studies and Christian Training accordingly. (7) (a) The Presbytery shall co-operate with the Board of Studies and Christian Training in supervising the life, conduct and work of the students under their care. Each Presbytery shall satisfy itself annually as to the continuing fitness of each student under its supervision to continue as a Candidate for the ministry. (b)Where the life, conduct and work of a student are considered unsatisfactory, the Presbytery, with four Assessors from the Board of Studies and Christian Training, shall deal with the matter and may admonish him/her, censure him/her, suspend him/her or terminate his/her candidature. 216. The duties of the Board of Studies and Christian Training shall include: BELFAST, 2007 113

(1) To receive from the Presbyteries nominations of candidates for the ministry and to receive from each student a Communicant certificate and a satisfactory certificate as to his/her fitness for the ministry in respect of health, furnished by his/her doctor. (2) (a) To interview each candidate and confer with him/her on his/her motives for seeking the office of the ministry, such interview to take place prior to the March/April meeting of the Board in order to provide for appeal, if desired, by Presbytery to the following General Assembly in accordance with Par. 215(4). (b) In conferring with the candidate, it shall put the following questions - (i) “So far as you know your own heart, have you felt your need of a personal Saviour, and have you been persuaded and enabled by God’s Spirit to embrace Jesus Christ freely offered to you in the Gospel?” (ii) “So far as you know your own heart, have you been induced to seek the office of the ministry from love of God and a desire to promote His glory in the salvation of sinners?” (3) To recommend, after interview, from the list of those who have been nominated by the Presbyteries, suitable candidates for approval by the Assembly and to inform the respective Presbyteries immediately after the Board’s decision as to the names of those candidates not being recommended for acceptance with sufficient information for the purpose of pastoral care and counselling. (4) To lay down the academic requirements for students for the ministry, under the directions of the Assembly. (5) To ensure that every student shall be instructed in the Scriptures and the Subordinate Standards of the Church, as determined by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (6) To certify for license to their respective Presbyteries students who have passed their final examinations and fulfilled all the requirements of the Board. (7) To co-operate with the Presbyteries in supervising the life, conduct and work of all students, and where the life, work and conduct of a student are considered unsatisfactory, to provide four assessors to deal with the matter by way of admonishment, censure, suspension or termination of candidature. 217. The academic requirements to be met by students for the ministry presently are - (1) For candidates under 30 years of age on 15 September in the year of their application (a) Either (i) A University degree (other than a degree in Theology), acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by 114 BELFAST, 2007

Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from any University or Faculty in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. This Primary Degree will be followed by three years Theological Studies acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training. Total post-matriculation Course of Study - six years, at least. Or (ii) A degree in Theology acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from an American University or Seminary that has full ATS accreditation, or from a University or Seminary in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. This Primary Degree in Theology will be followed by two years General and Pastoral Studies, together with such other requirements as the Board of Studies and Christian Training may determine. Total post-matriculation course of study - five years, at least. (b) In addition to the foregoing the following are also required of students following either course of study - (i) A Qualification in Elementary Greek recognised by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (ii) A Qualification in Elementary Hebrew recognised by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (iii) An appropriate Course in Elocution. (iv) Study of the Scriptures and the Subordinate Standards of the Church, as prescribed by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (2) For candidates over 30 but under 40 years of age on 15 September in the year of their application. Either (a) Full Course as under (1); Or (b) Shortened Course (three years, at least) for candidates who have not commenced a degree in Theology prior to application, consisting of a University degree in Theology acceptable to the Board of Studies and Christian Training, from any University or Faculty in the United Kingdom or Ireland incorporated by Royal Charter or by Act of Parliament or by the Oireachtas, or from an American University or Seminary that has full ATS accreditation, or from a University or Seminary in another country which is of an academic standard equivalent thereto. Qualifications in Greek, Hebrew, Elocution, Scriptures and Subordinate Standards shall be as in (I). (3) Candidates over 40 years of age on 15 September in their year of application will be required to complete a course of, at least, two years Theological Studies. BELFAST, 2007 115

Qualifications in Elocution, Scriptures and Subordinate Standards shall be as in (I). (4) In these and all courses prescribed for students for the ministry, students shall attend classes and do all the work and pass all the examinations, as required by the Board of Studies and Christian Training. (5) (a) Studies for a Theological Degree at Queen’s University may be taken concurrently with the normal course of Theological Studies at Union Theological College, which provides the recognised classes for these degree courses. (b) Studies for a Degree of the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland, may also be taken concurrently. These are not normally taken by anyone who is studying for, or eligible to study for, a Queen’s University Degree in Theology. (6) (a) Any individual exceptions or modifications in the courses prescribed for students for the ministry shall be granted only by the Assembly, following report and recommendations by the Board of Studies and Christian Training on any Memorial submitted by the candidate. (b) Any such Memorial shall be submitted at least one month before the meeting of the Assembly. The Clerk of Assembly is directed to forward a copy to the Convener of the Board upon receipt of any such Memorial, and the Board is empowered to take cognisance of, and make recommendations on, any such Memorial in their report to the Assembly. (7) (a) Students failing to pass any of the examinations set in the prescribed subjects (but who have obtained at least 25 per cent of the total marks in any subject in which the student has been unsuccessful) or students prevented by any cause deemed sufficient by the Board of Studies and Christian Training from presenting themselves thereat, may have a supplementary examination under similar conditions before the opening of the following session. (b) (i) For each of the sessions of the Theological Course students shall undertake practical work under the supervision of the Professor of Practical Theology. (ii) Students who attend one or more sessions at other Theological Colleges approved by the General Assembly shall be required to satisfy the Board of Studies and Christian Training that they have engaged in adequate practical work. (8) (a) The General Assembly sanctions attendance of a student for part of his/her Theological Course at any fully-equipped Theological College of a Church whose teaching is in harmony with the standards of this Church: provided he/she sends to the Director of Ministerial Studies a statement of the classes he/she proposes to take during the following session and receives the consent of the Board. This statement must reach the Director of Ministerial Studies not later than the 1 September in any year. 116 BELFAST, 2007

(b) Any subject not covered to the satisfaction of the Board will have to be taken during a final year at Union Theological College. (c) The Board of Studies and Christian Training may withdraw either permanently or temporarily its approval of attendance at any college or any class therein which they may have approved hitherto. (d) (i) For the purpose of these Rules the academic merit of degrees awarded by a university or college not normally recognised under the law of the Church shall in each case be considered by a Qualifications Committee consisting of the Moderator and Clerk of Assembly and Convener of the Board of Studies and Christian Training ex-officio, three members appointed by the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland, and three members of the Board of Studies and Christian Training. The Convener of the Board shall convene the Committee as required. (ii) Only such degrees or other academic awards as are approved by the Qualifications Committee shall be recognised for the requirements or official records of the Church. (9) All students shall be required to take their final year at Union Theological College, Belfast. 218. (1) Upon entering their theological course students for the ministry shall become trainees of the Church. (a) As trainees, all their practical work shall be directed and supervised by the Professor or Lecturer of Practical Theology in the College which they are attending. (b) Students who are accepted as trainees shall receive payments under such scheme and arrangements as the General Assembly or the Board of Studies and Christian Training shall from time to time resolve. (2) All appointments to regular student assistantships while in attendance at Union Theological College shall (a) be arranged through the Assignment Committee of the Board of Studies and Christian Training; and (b) require approval as to the conditions of employment, from the Assignment Committee, which Committee may refuse to sanction, or may terminate, such employment on the report of the College Academic Board. (3) (a) A student assistantship shall be interpreted to mean any work in a congregation or other appointment which is paid or which requires more than three hours per week. (b) The prior claims of academic work shall be respected in appointments to student assistantships, unless in cases judged exceptional by the Assignment Committee.” (2007).

Par 225 Delete Par 225 and substitute the following: BELFAST, 2007 117

“225. When a minister of a congregation has been permitted to retire in the usual way, the minister shall - (1) cease to be a member of the Kirk Session (unless the General Assembly declare otherwise); (2) cease to receive the benefit of all the general endowments for the minister of the congregation unless specifically allocated to the minister emeritus by the terms of the trusts on which they are held; (3)(a) if ordained and appointed to a pastoral charge after 5th June, 1935, cease to have any right to the continued use of the manse or glebe, from the day when he avails himself of the leave given, and cease to be “the minister for the time being” of the congregation in respect of their manse, glebe or farm, without affecting any of the rights of such a minister which do not relate to the use of any such manse or glebe; (b) if ordained and appointed to a pastoral charge before 5th June, 1935, retain all rights to the continued use of a congregation’s manse, glebe or farm, as he was possessed of prior to that date.” (IA 2007).

Par 228(2) Delete the words “Synod and”. (2007).

Par 229(1)(b) Delete the words “and supervising Synod”. (2007).

Par 229(2) Delete the words “the case has been reported to Synod and”. (2007).

Par 239(2) Delete the words “and Synod” and “or Synod”. (2007).

Par 253(1)(b) Delete sub-paragraph 253(1)(b) and substitute “(b) in the case of the General Assembly by the attestation of the Clerk after the close of the Assembly.” (2007).

Par 254(4) Delete the words “Presbyteries, Synods or Assembly” and substitute the words “Presbyteries or Assembly”. (2007).

Par 258(d)(iii) Delete the words “Clerks of Presbytery and Synod, and” and substitute the words “Clerks of Presbytery, and”. (2007). 118 BELFAST, 2007

Par 259 Delete the words “Synods and minute books of Synods to”. (2007).

Par 260 Delete the word “Synod” and substitute the words “General Assembly”. (2007).

Par 260(f) Delete sub-paragraph 260(f) and re-designate subsequent sub-paragraphs (f) to (k). (2007).

Par 260 Delete the words “sent to the Clerk of Synod at least three days before its meeting, with a copy”. (2007).

Par 261(1) Delete the words “the Synod for transmission to”. (2007).

Par 261(1)(f) Delete the words “Moderator of Synod and,” and the word “years” which is substituted by the word “year”. (2007).

Par 262 Delete the words “Synod or” and substitute with the words “the General”; also delete the words “to Synod”. (2007).

Par 264 Delete Par 264. (2007).

Par 265 Delete Par 265. (2007).

Par 267(1) Delete the words “Assembly, with the exception of the reports of Synods and of committees whose reports are based on returns or reports from Synod, which shall be submitted before March 31st.” and substitute the word “Assembly.” (2007).

Par 268(4)(a) Delete the words “Board of Communications, and Nomination Board” and substitute the words “Board of Communications.” (2007). BELFAST, 2007 119

Par 269(1) Delete the words “Synods or”. (2007).

Par 269(3) Delete the words “shall consist of not more than twelve members, two- thirds of whom shall be drawn from the Presbytery or Synod nominees to the Board, and one-third nominated by the Business Board” and substitute the words “shall normally consist of not more than twelve members, at least one half of whom shall be drawn from the Presbytery nominees to the Board and the others nominated by the Business Board”. (2007).

Par 269(4) Delete the word “Synods,”. (2007).

Par 269(5) Delete the words “Synods and” in each of the sub-paragraphs (a) (b) (c). (2007).

Par 269(6) Delete the words “Synods and”. (2007).

Par 270(3)(a) Delete the words “the Judicial Commission or Business Board” and substitute the words “the Judicial Commission, the Special Commission or Business Board”. (2007).

Par 272 Add the new sub-paragraphs: 272(4)(e) “conferring with other Churches; Councils of Churches and other ecumenical and confessional organisations approved by the Assembly, and advising on relations with them.” 272(5)(c) “to encourage the study of and response to global issues, including race relations; peace and peacemaking; and the environment.” 272(6) “The Board may call ministers appointed to work under Inter- Church auspices or Inter-denominational fellowships, to be ministers in recognized service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually.” (2007).

Par 272(1) Delete the words “Synods and”. (2007). 120 BELFAST, 2007

Par 274(8)(b)(i) Delete the words “and Synod”. (2007).

Par 275(5)(c) Delete the words “congregation, licensed by Presbytery and transmitted by Synod” and substitute the words “congregation and licensed by Presbytery”. (2007).

Par 275(5)(d) Delete the words “and transmitted by Synod”. (2007).

Par 275(12) Delete the word “Synods” and substitute the word “Presbyteries”. (2007).

Par 280 Insert a new sub-paragraph: 280(4)(c) “supervise the work of the Shankill Road Mission, except the congregational activities over which jurisdiction shall be exercised by the Presbytery of the bounds;” and redesignate sub-paragraphs (c) and (d) as (d) and (e). (2007).

Par 280(5) Delete sub-paragraph 280(5) and substitute the following: (5) “The Board may call: (a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in evangelistic work to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually.” (2007).

Par 281(3)(a) Delete the words “hospices or prisons” and substitute the words “hospices, prisons, universities or colleges”. (2007).

Par 281(3)(b) Delete the words “hospices or public institutions (except educational establishments or as otherwise provided)” and substitute the words “hospices, universities, colleges or public institutions”. (2007). BELFAST, 2007 121

Par 281(4) Delete sub-paragraph 281(4) and substitute the following: (4) “The Board may call: (a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in welfare work or social service to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full- time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually.” (2007).

Par 283 Delete the title “Youth Board” and substitute the title “Youth and Children’s Ministry Board”. (2007).

Par 283(2)(a) Delete the words “the needs of young people” and the words “nurture of young people” and substitute the words “the needs of children and young people” and “nurture of children and young people”. (2007).

Par 283(3) Delete sub-paragraph 283(3) and substitute the following: (3) The Board may call: (a) ministers appointed to serve the Board in full-time administration. (b) ministers appointed to positions in Youth service work to be ministers in recognised service to the Church in such full-time appointments, provided that those who become members of Church courts in virtue of such call and appointment report on their work to the Board as may be required, not less than annually. (2007).

Par 284 Delete sub-paragraph 284(2)(e) and redesignated sub-paragraph (f) as(e). In sub-paragraph 284(2)(f) add the words “other than third-level institutions” after the words “educational institutions”. In sub-paragraph 284(3)(b) delete the words “Deans of Residence or chaplains to” and substitute the words “Chaplains to”. (2007).

Par 285 Add a new sub-paragraph 285(5) as follows: 122 BELFAST, 2007

(5) The Board may call ministers appointed to serve the Board in full- time administration. (2007).

Par 285(1) Delete the words “Director of Ministerial Students” and substitute the words “Director of Ministerial Studies”. (2007).

Par 301(3) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod and” and substitute the words “Presbytery and”. (2007).

Par 302(3)(c) Delete the words “Assembly, Synod and” and substitute the words “Assembly and”. (2007).

Par 306(3) Delete the word “Synod”. (2007).

Par 308(5) Delete the words “Presbyterial Committees: There shall be in each Presbytery a PWA Committee known as the Presbyterial Committee” and substitute the words “PWA LINK (Living, Inspiring, and Nurturing for the Kingdom): There shall be in each Presbytery a PWA LINK.” (2007).

Par 309(5) Delete the words “Presbytery, Synod and Assembly” and substitute the words “Presbytery and Assembly”. (2007). 123 DIRECTORY

OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND

SEPTEMBER, 2007

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The Right Rev. John M. Finlay, B.A., B.D., D.D., Moderator 1 Grange Road, Ballymena, BT42 2DS. Telephone: (028) 2565 2470 Fax (028) 9041 7301 e-mail [email protected]

The Rev. Donald J. Watts, B.Sc., B.D., Ph.D., Clerk of Assembly Church House, Belfast, BT1 6DW. Telephone: (028) 9041 7208 Fax (028) 9041 7301 e-mail [email protected] 124 FORMER MODERATORS OF ASSEMBLY and YEARS OF SERVICE

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The Very Rev. R.V.A. Lynas, O.B.E., B.A., B.D., D.D., Larne...... 1972 The Very Rev. David Burke, B.A., D.D., Bangor ...... 1978 The Very Rev. W.M. Craig, M.A., B.D., D.D., Portadown...... 1979 The Very Rev. R.G. Craig, B.A., D.D., Carrickfergus ...... 1980 The Very Rev. T.J. Simpson, M.A., LL.B., Dip.Ed., D.Litt., D.D., N’ards ...... 1983 The Very Rev. Howard Cromie, M.A., B.D., D.D., Lisburn...... 1984 The Very Rev. Prof. John Thompson, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Belfast...... 1986 The Very Rev. A.W.G. Brown, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Litt.D., D.D., Ballycastle...... 1988 The Very Rev. James Matthews, B.A., B.D., D.D., Lurgan ...... 1989 The Very Rev. Prof. R.F.G. Holmes, M.A., M.Litt., D.D., Helen’s Bay ...... 1990 The Very Rev. Rodney Sterritt, B.A., D.D., Newtownards ...... 1991 The Very Rev. John Dunlop, C.B.E., B.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D., Belfast ...... 1992 The Very Rev. Andrew R. Rodgers, M.A., D.D., Dungannon ...... 1993 The Very Rev. David J. McGaughey, B.A., D.D., Kilkeel...... 1994 The Very Rev. John Ross, B.A., D.D., Holywood...... 1995 The Very Rev. D.H. Allen, M.A., B.D., D.D., Coleraine ...... 1996 The Very Rev. Samuel Hutchinson, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.D., Lisburn ...... 1997 The Very Rev. S.J. Dixon, B.A., D.D., Antrim ...... 1998 The Very Rev. J.W. Lockington, B.A., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D., D.D, Larne...... 1999 The Very Rev. T.W.J. Morrow, M.A., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D., D.D., Lucan ...... 2000 The Very Rev. H.A. Dunlop, B.A., B.D., D.D., Belfast ...... 2001 The Very Rev. R.I. Birney, B.A., B.D., D.Min. D.D., Ballymena ...... 2002 The Very Rev. I.A. McKay, B.A., B.D., D.D., Dundonald ...... 2003 The Very Rev. K.N.E. Newell, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.D., Belfast...... 2004 The Very Rev. R.E.H. Uprichard, B.A., B.D., M.Th, Ph.D., D.D., Ahoghill ...... 2005 The Very Rev. David Clarke, LL.B., B.D., D.D., Coleraine ...... 2006 125 Assembly Diary and Appointments 2007/2008

2007

SEPTEMBER 08 – Sat ...... P.W.A. Annual Conference 16 – Sun ...... Battle of Britain Sunday 18 – 20 Tue-Thur ...... Assembly Committees to meet

OCTOBER 09 – 11 Tue-Thur...... Assembly Boards to meet 23 – Tue ...... B.M.O. Global Celebration of Mission

NOVEMBER United Appeal: “Missions Overseas” Congregations to be especially informed during this month on the work of the Board of Mission Overseas. 10 – Sat ...... Peace and Peacemaking Conference 11 – Sun ...... Collection for Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal recommended.

DECEMBER 02 – Sun ...... Bible Sunday 31 – Mon ...... Financial Year ends today

2008

JANUARY United Appeal: Congregations to be especially informed during this month on the work of the Board of Mission in Ireland and the Board of Social Witness.

FEBRUARY United Appeal: Congregations to be especially informed during this month on the work of Union Theological College, Students’ Bursary Fund, Religious Education, Board of Youth and Children’s Ministries. 05 – Tue ...... Nomination of Moderator of Assembly, 2007/2008 19 - 21 Tue-Thur ...... Assembly Committees to meet

MARCH 04 – Tue ...... Meetings of Presbyteries to examine and certify Congregational Accounts and Statistical Returns. Presbyteries to enquire what Bequests to religious and charitable objects within their bounds have been paid. 10 – Mon ...... Statistical Returns to be forwarded on or before this date to the Financial Secretary (Code Par. 261(2)). 126

10 – Mon ...... Presbyteries to report not later than this date what bequests for religious and charitable objects within their bounds have been paid, and the amount of same. 11 - 13 Mar Tue-Thur .. Assembly Boards to meet 13 – Thur ...... Assembly Reports of each Commission, Board or Committee of Assembly to be sent by Conveners to Clerk of Assembly not later than this date. 19 – Wed ...... B.M.I. Rallies 30 – Fri ...... Report of Presbyteries to be sent to the Clerk of Assembly not later than this date. Commissions of Ruling Elders to Assembly to be forwarded to the Clerk of Assembly by this date.

MAY 01 – Thur ...... P.W.A. Rallies 05 – Mon ...... Latest date for receiving Commissions of Ruling Elders to Assembly. 09 – Fri ...... 7 p.m. Union Theological College, Belfast ...... P.T.F.I. Public Graduation 22 – Thur ...... Printed reports to be in the hands of ministers. 29 – Thur ...... All Overtures, References, Appeals, Memorials and Petitions to the General Assembly must be forwarded to the Clerk of Assembly not later than this date.

JUNE 02 – Mon...... 7 p.m. General Assembly meets in Church House, Belfast. (1) ARDS 127

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Linkens; Ch. Tr. — R. Stirling; Hist. Soc. — W.L. Haslett; Inter-Ch. Rel. —W.T. Cordner; Sunday School — J. Carlisle; Div. Heal. D. Bradley; Peace and Peacemaking Megaw. — N.S. Harrison; Congregational Life C.W. in the Community Conway; Ch. Ext. — W.T. Cordner; Y Moderator: T.W.D. Johnston D PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Mission and World Dr. R.A. Russell Clerk: MINISTERS Caughey ...... 3 Cr Dr. D. Burke ...... Johnston C H.D. McMorran...... Dr. C. Presho...... J.S. McAdam...... 3 Martello Terrace, Holy R.S.G. Gilmore 12 Old Coach Rd., P ...... 13 Ballymenoch Pk., H’wood, BT18 0LP ...... 028 9042 2676 Dr. T.J. Simpson...... Island Pk., N 1 Wood J.McC. Auld...... Martello C A.S. Cromie...... Flat 1, F cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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st Church, Bangor...... D.G. Bailie...... 18 ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (1) March, May, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday and December. October, November September, Lisnabreen Bible Society Director...... Ballyblack...... Helen’s Bay ...... Hamilton Road, Clerk of Assembly...... Trinity, Bangor R.E. Teacher...... We First Donaghadee Portaferry...... Kirkcubbin & Ballygrainey Theological Professor...... High Street, Holywood...... Greenwell Street, N’ards...... Lisnabreen Retired ...... W. Dr. T.S. Reid ...... Dr. J. Ross ...... 14 Beverley Avenue, N’ards, BT23 7UE...... Dr. R. Sterritt...... N.J. Linkens ...... 8 Br NO 128 (1) ARDS

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...... Union Theological C ...... Ave., Ba 27 Beechfield ...... 2 Movilla Gard Johnston...... 1 Ward Avenue, Ward Johnston...... 1 MINISTERS Gordon ...... 5 Meeti Gordon ...... 5 A. Russell ...... 46 Dunover Megaw...... 2 Rockmount Rockmount Megaw...... 2 cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 R.J. Montgomery...... 211 Gransha Road, Bangor, BT19 7PU...... 7 N.W. McAuley ...... 11 7 W.T. Cordner...... 22 SERVICES 30 11.30 7 (11) James 11.

...... 7 11.30 Dr. D.R. Purce ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T First Newtownards...... Ballyblack...... Theological Professor...... 11 Trinity, Bangor...... First Bangor...... First Donaghadee 9.45 ...... Clerk of the General Assembly... D. Johnston W.L. Haslett...... 17 Ballyblack Road, N’ards, BT22 2AP..... St. Andrew’s, Bangor...... Addley...... Dr. W.P. Groomsport 11 6.30 Kennedy W.A. 257 ...... Cloughey; Portaferry...... 12 10.30 Ballywalter ...... Theological Professor 11 (6.45) ...... W.J. Parkes Dr. D.J. Watts ...... Trinity, Bangor ...... D.N. Gray ...... Road, BangorHamilton 11.30 ...... Ballygilbert...... 11 7 Dr. R. First Holywood...... 11 (7) Shore Street, Donaghadee...... 11 6.30 Helen’s Bay...... 11 7 9.45 11.30 (9) Dr. S.N. Williams First Newtownards ...... T.W.D. Greenwell Street, N’ards...... 11.30 7 R.A. Patton C.W...... J.N.I. McNeely ...... Millisle and Ballycopeland ...... Ballycrochan 11.30 (7) ...... S.A. Little ...... 11 (7) J. Campbell...... Helen S. Boyd...... 17 Ballywalter Road, Millisle, BT22 2HS ...... D. Bradley...... NO (1) ARDS 129

145 3706 9181 0196 9145 4338 9146 0250 TELEPHONE 7753 616729 28 9181 8373 028 9042 3209 028 9146 9157 028 9040 2850 028 9181 0432 028 9335 4802 028 9186 1233

. 0 ...... 028 BT6 EY ...... 028 9181 3166 9181 ...... 028 S ...... 028 9079 2008 9079 ...... 028 ...... 028 4273 8368 4273 ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... 028 9 ...... 028 3 8HH ..... 028 9182 2531 , BT22 1SE...... 028 4277 2467 23 4BJ ...... 028 19 7ZW ...... 18 9EG...... r, BT20 5JZ...... 028 9145 3660 y, BT22 2QQ...... 028 4278 8688

N’ards, BT22 1DR ADDRESS rrowdore, N’ards, BT22 2 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly than weekly other months or summer during s for Services rica, 14 Glencregagh Court, Belfast, orth, Gransha Road, Bangor, BT19 7WA. 028 9147 2343 R.A., Mansergh Barracks, B.F.P.O. 113 ..... 0 ...... Box 112, Mzuzu, Malawi, Central Africa.. econd Ave., Baylands, Bango Beechfield Drive, Bangor, BT Gilnahirk Road, Belfast, BT5 7DA...... A S Lord Warden’s Meadow, Bangor, BT19 1Y 22 The Tides, Portavogie, Co Down 10 Old Movilla Road, Newtownards, BT2 1 Norwood Lane, Holywood, BT 0P 7 Belfast Road, Newtownards, BT

...... 10 Manse Pk., Newtownards, BT23 4TN ...... Road, N’ards, BT23 4TL...... 3 Brooklands ...... 24 Chatsw ...... 24 ...... Mission Af ...... Mission son ...... 14a Manse Road, Ca rt...... 7 Wesleydale, Ballyclare, BT39 9WD ...... MINISTERS ______W.G. Cameron...... 40 Manse Rd., K’cubbin, N.S. Harrison...... ______cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

6.30 C.J.C. McMullen ...... 37 Kensington Park, Bangor, BT20 3RF ...... (7) P.C. Lyle...... 3 Lyle...... (7) P.C.

SERVICES 10.30 6.30 R. Stirling...... 54 Stirling...... 6.30 R.

(7) Dr. W.J.A. Sleith ...... 3 Helensview Cres., N’ards, BT23 4QN...... 11.15) (10) (10) 11.15) ( 11 11.30 (7) G.J. Kennedy

...... 12; ...... 6.30 10.30 G. Aitcheson...... 9 ...... 10.30 6.30 ...... J. M. Wade...... Stevenson...... 25 Averil ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T CONGREGATIONS, ETC. Movilla ...... West Church, Bangor...... 11 7 Glastry; Kirkcubbin* 10 11.30 Portavogie Conlig...... 11 Kirkcubbin W.J. CarlisleRegent Street, N’ards ...... High Street, Holywood ...... Ballyholme ...... 11 6.30 Mission Africa...... 11 6.45 Scrabo...... Kilcooley, Bangor 10.30 (7) Carrowdore & Ballyfrenis...... ChaplainArmy 11.30 (11) 7 ...... Ballygrainey ...... Lisnabreen ...... A.M. Bates...... R.J. Steven Missionary ...... 11 7 W.J.P. Bailie Road Associate...... Hamilton Greyabbey ...... Strean, Newtownards ...... 11.30 (11) (6.30) Second Newtownards...... 11.30 (11) 7 Dr. M.J. Welsh...... 11.30 7 2 Newtownards Road, Greyabbe Mark Henderson...... S. J. Castles...... 26 Regt. 4 Ardvanagh Avenue, Conlig, BT23 7XE . David J. Steele...... N. Lockha P.O. NO 130 (1) ARDS g or

...... resbyterianireland.org ... 980...... 116...... 821...... 5886 956407 [email protected]..... [email protected] ...... [email protected].... 07818 093 07759 163 [email protected] .... [email protected].. 07798 65 07771 723

...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... rmontgomery@presbyterianireland...... 07748 ...... [email protected]...... 1 ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... akennedy@p ...... [email protected] .... 147 967 for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during for Services ......

...... 028 9 ...... 028 ...... 3213 ...... 9688 ...... 5962 ...... 181 9393 9145 9688 9042 5035 028 9127 0580 028 9181 1802 028 9145 2796 028 9185 3780

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS ...... 028 9147 028 ...... 028 9145 028 ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in brackets Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ood...... 028 9042 ood...... 028 ...... 028 9 028 ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... Assoc...... ards...... Bangor...... angor ...... angor ...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL A. Kennedy ...... Trinity, B G. Aitcheson...... W.G. Cameron...... Kilcooley, J. Campbell...... Glastry; Kirkcubbin ...... W.T. Cordner...... First Newtown Gordon...... James First B ...... D.N. Gray ...... First Donaghadee...... Cloughey; Portaferry ...... N.S. Harrison...... High Street, Holyw ...... Mark Henderson...... T.W.D. Johnston Chaplain...... Army ...... G.J. Kennedy...... Road, Bangor Hamilton W. Ballygrainey...... N. Lockhart...... P.C. Lyle...... Road Hamilton ...... Ballyholme...... N.W. McAuley ...... Greenwell Street C.J.C. McMullen...... J.N.I. McNeely ...... West Church, Bangor First Holywood C.W. Megaw ...... R.J. Montgomery...... Helen’s Bay R.A. Patton Trinity, Bangor...... W.J. Parkes...... Ballygilbert ...... St. Andrew’s ...... 028 9185 3831 ...... OTES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister N (1) ARDS 131 nireland.org.. nson@presbyteria [email protected] ...... 07802 284126 ...... [email protected] ...... bsteve ...... [email protected] ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]......

...... 9182 2416 ...... 4275 8608 9146 2552 ...... 028 9145 0141...... 028 9041 7301 ...... [email protected]...... Home cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names Newtownards028 ...... 028 ...... sport...... 028 NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Dr. R. Purce...... Dr. R.A. Russell Groom ...... W.J.A. Sleith ...... Ballywalter R.J. Stevenson ...... Street, Regent J.M. Wade ...... Carrowdore ...... Dr. D.J. Watts...... Portavogie Clerk ...... Dr. M.J. Welsh ...... Greyabbey...... NO 132 (2) ARMAGH

3752 2951 3839 4195

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...... 028 2766 2076 2766 ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... 028 BT61 9JR..... 028 3887 1605 3NX ...... n, BT62 3UP

Moody; U. Appeal — N. Greenlee; S.S. BT63 5AS...... rtrush, BT56 8EB ...... re Rd., Moira, BT67 0LY...... 028 9261 2376 ilford, BT63 6BW...... ADDRESS oad, Garvagh, Coleraine, BT51 4EA 028 2955 7141 Close, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX12 Parade, Belfast, BT15 oad, Dollingstown, Craigavon, BT67 Road, Ballymoney, BT53 7JL...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services rtinure Road, Newbuildings, Londonderry, ...... L B akfield Manse”, 89 Cladymilltown Rd., Mowhan, akfield Manse”, 89 Cladymilltown R 9a Corcreevy Road, Richhill, Armagh, Armagh, BT60Armagh, 2EF ...... BT47 2QN...... 9N 14 Mullabrack Road, G 178 Bridge St.,Portadown, 8 Ridgeway Pk. Nth., Portadown, BT62 3DG ...... 6E “O 11 Mandeville Manor, Portadow 1 Brigadie Cres., Ballymena, BT43 7ES ...... 4 Glenvale Crescent, Po 4X

Moderator: S.D. Finlay M.M. — Miss. Miss. — B.A. McDonald, Overseas PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Home Wit. Soc. Stewart; R.E. — S.D. Finlay; Evan. T.A. McNeely; Finance R.I.A. Allely; — Ch. Tr. — W.J.A. Moody; M.M. Stewart; Youth — S.D. Finlay; Hist. M. Gilmour; I.C.R. — A.D. Davidson; Students W.J.A. C.G. Harris Clerk: S.D. Finlay...... 120 Finvoy ...... 120 MINISTERS J.I. Smyth ...... 10 Go J.H. Harrison...... 8 Cottage R Samuel McMillan ...... 12 Seagrove Stephan van Os...... 20 Sycamore D.R. Byers ...... Allen McBride...... Craig...... Dr. W.M. 15 Earlsfort, Old Kilmo F.A.C. Wilson ...... 3 Killykergan R

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 R.I.A. Allely ...... 12 B. Ann McDonald ...... 137 Minterburn Road, Caledon, Co. Tyrone, BT68 7 J.S. Carson......

SERVICES 12.30 (7) C.G. Harris...... 30 10.30 12 (7.30) 11; 11. 11 7 Christina U.R. Bradley......

CONGREGATIONS, ETC. May. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (2) ARMAGH PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: Second Tuesday of September; First Tuesday of First Tuesday of September; Stated Meetings: Second Tuesday February, March; Second Tuesday December, October, November, of Cladymore...... First Portadown ...... Richhill ...... Craigavon; Vinecash...... The Mall, Armagh ...... Caledon; Minterburn ...... Armagh Road, Portadown ...... Hill Street, Lurgan ...... Tassagh...... Cladymore; ChaplainArmy ...... Ahorey; Clare ...... Dr. J. Thompson ...... First Portadown ...... First Armagh ...... Rd., Portadown...... Armagh 11.30 7 T.A. Moore Craigavon; Vinecash...... Richhill...... 12; 10.30 Caledon; Minterburn...... 11 6.30 10.30; A.D. Davidson...... 57 Newry Road, BT60 Armagh, 1ER ...... T.A. McNeely...... NO (2) ARMAGH 133

32 2481 3835 2314

TELEPHONE 028 3753 1512 028 3752 5522 028 3752 2055 028 3753 1615

...... 04...... 028 38 ...... 028 555...... BT16 2LN 2LN BT16 028 9048 2080 UE ...... 028 66 7EF ...... 028 3832 3116 , [email protected]. T71 7SQ...... 028 8778 9886 T66 7QL ...... 028 3888 1276 7973 113350 07885 756 07717 2561 07900 378707

... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected]...... Killylea, Co. Armagh, BT60 4PE....Killylea, Co. Armagh, 028 3756 8341 ...... [email protected]...... Grange, Portadown, BT62 1 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... H N reenfield Manse”, 72 Newry Road, Armagh, reenfield Manse”, 72 Newry Road, Armagh, 51 Church Road, Dundonald, Co Antrim 3R 53 Markethill Rd., Armagh, BT60 1NX53 Markethill Rd., Armagh, ...... “G BT60 1ER...... 6 Benburb Road, Moy, Dungannon, B 3A

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...... BT60 Road, Keady, Co. Armagh, 30 Crossmore ...... BT60 206 Keady Rd., Armagh, “The Hermitage”, 88 2654 ...... 028 3888 2654 ...... pmcco 3839 3773 llough ...... 116 Gilford Rd., Lurgan, BT66 7AE ...... 028 3752 6260 elvey...... 5 Keelmount Keelmount elvey...... 5 MINISTERS ADDITIONAL NUMBERS M.M. Stewart...... Park Rd., 9 Elm S.D. Finlay...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

6.30 J.W.P. McConnell ...... 23 Mill Hill, Waringstown, Lurgan, B ...... 028 ...... (7) ______12 ______Vinecash ...... Vinecash gh...... SERVICES 30 (7) 12 (7.30) W.J.A. Moody ...... 30) 30) 10.30 (7) 12 (7.30) (7) 10.30 10.50 12.05 9.40 9.40 12.05 10.50 (7.

NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Waringstown ...... 9.30 11.30 Waringstown ...... 9.30 The Mall, Armagh...... 11.30 7 Hill Street, Lurgan...... Knappagh; Lislooney; 11.30 7 Middletown* ...... Moy; Benburb ...... E.P. Gamble...... Druminnis; Redrock...... 10. First Lurgan...... N.J. McCu Loughgall; Tartaraghan...... 11.00 7 Bellville 12; 10.30 (6.30) ...... 10.30 Second Keady; Drumhillery...... P.L. McK 10.30; First Keady; Armaghbrague...... D.S. Henry...... Kelly)...... 12; 10.30 (W.J. 26 Upper Toberhewny Lane, Lurgan, BT R.I.A. Allely...... Craigavon, Christina U.R. Bradley...... J.S. Carson...... Rd., Portadown Armagh A.D. Davidson...... First Portadown E.P. Gamble...... First Arma C.G. Harris The Mall, Armagh ...... Ahorey; Clare...... J.W.P. McConnell ...... Waringstown...... 0 028 38 ...... NO 134 (2) ARMAGH

rianireland.org .. .. [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names rn ...... amcdonald@presbyte ...... rn Lislooney...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T N.J. McCullough ...... B. Ann McDonald Hill St., Lurgan ...... P.L. McKelvey ...... W.J.A. Moody ...... Loughgall; Tartaraghan ...... M.M. Stewart...... Moy, Benburb...... S. van Os Knappagh, ...... Caledon; Minterbu Chaplain...... Army ...... NO (3) BALLYMENA 135

2587 1270 2565 2470

2564 5544 8 2564 6324 8 7965 9926 28 2588 2422 TELEPHONE 028 9185 7488 028 2589 2668 028 2175 8697 028 9065 5954

028 2568 5241

. 0 ...... 028 2565 2496 ..... 028 2565 1871 ..... 028 2586 1209 7TD .... 028 2586 2603 ...... 028 ...... 028 3JF......

42 2HL...... 028 McGaughey; Church Ext. — N.A. Brown; , BT19 7QF ...... ADDRESS elfast, BT4 3DT...... Dale, B’shane, B’mena, BT43 Private Retirement Home, 31 Upper s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services McManus; R.E. — K.W.J. Hanna; Sunday Schools M.J.R. brook, Kells, Ballymena, BT42

algorm Road, Ballymena, BT42 1AL Road, Ballymena, algorm ..... Paddock, Galgorm, Ballymena, BT42 1RN ester Park, Ballyrobert, Ballyclare, BT39 9RZ . 028 9083 3807 aine Grove, Cullybackey, B’mena, BT42 1HF uneaney Road, Glarryford, B’mena, BT44 9HP Magheramenagh Gardens, Portrush, BT56 8SU.. 028 7082 5570 Castletown Road, Mountjoy, Omagh, BT78 5RF . 028 8166 1072 1 Raceview Road, Broughshane, BT42 4HY ... 1 Grange Road, Ballymena, BT42 2DS1 Grange Road, Ballymena, ...... Gransha Road, Bangor 26 Waringfield Ave, Moira, 26 Waringfield Craigavon, BT67 0FA 028 9261 9789 Aganlane Lodge, 124 Glenariff Road, Parkmore, Ballymena, BT44 0QX...... 4 Eastleigh Dale, B

...... 21 Old G Moderator: D.A. Murphy PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Ch. Tr. — J.D. Evan. — S W Dickinson; Finance D. Envir. — N. Graham; Div. Heal. — J.C Simms; — Miss Overseas Boyd; W.B. — Inter Ch & Peace Preston; Hist. — T. Montgomery; N.A. Brown; Property — B. J. Andrews Clerk: Neilly; Soc. Wit. — J.A. Beattie; Students — A.A.P. Baxter; U. Appeal — A.A.P.Baxter; Youth R.M. Murray. World Development Uprichard...... Road, Ahoghill, BT42 1JU 308 Galgorm .... ews ...... BT 1 Forthill Park, Ballymena, MINISTERS J. Hook ...... 18 Dr. A.M. Adams...... Summerhill John Lyle ...... E.E.H. Porter...... 10 Li 79 R.S. Ross ...... 23 Willow David Alderdice...... J.B. Mooney...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

6.30 J.J. Andr 6.30 J.J. SERVICES

...... Armstrong W.J.A...... 8 Brigadie Crescent, Ballymena, BT43 7ES ...... 02 ...... 12 (7) W.F. Dickey...... 11 endall...... oughshane ...... G.A. Preston ...... 6 The D.E. Jones...... 14 Tullymore Dr T. C. Ballentine ...... 14 M hoghill CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (3) BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of October, November, December, December, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of October, November, of September. second Tuesday March and May; February, Third Portglenone First A First Br Wellington Street, Ballymena...... Carnlough/Cush Killymurris ...... Second Broughshane Cuningham Mem. Cullybackey ... Grange Connor Trinity, Ahoghill ...... Clough 11.30 (6.15) Harryville, Ballymena ...... High Kirk, Ballymena 11.30 6.30 Lamont...... W.J. Grange with Craigmore...... Dr. R.E.H. 9 D Wellington St., Ballymena 12 (7) ...... W. Grange 11.30 6.30 Dr. J.M. Finlay...... Ballee...... 11.30 First Broughshane N.A. Brown Knowles Desmond ...... BT41 3RL...... Hill, Toomebridge, 32 Taylorstown 02 Dr. R.I. Birney ...... NO 136 (3) BALLYMENA

88 0226 035 8613 2074 2785

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ford, B’mena, BT44 ford, B’mena, BT42 4DN ...... asharkin, B’mena, asharkin, B’mena, ADDRESS ’backey, B’mena, BT42 1EB’backey, B’mena, ...... 028 25 Killinghall, Harrogate, N. Yorks, Road, Gracehill, BT42 Heights, Townhill Road, Portglen Mews, Antrim, BT41 4DXMews, Antrim, ...... Rd., Broughshane, B’mena, B Rd., Broughshane, B’mena, s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services rumnagarner Road, Kilrea, BT51 5TPrumnagarner ...... B W...... 4 Cushendall Rd., Ballymena, BT43 6PS4 Cushendall Rd., Ballymena, ... 21 Church Road, Kells, Ballyme 19 Old Galgorm Road, B’mena, BT42 1 Road, B’mena, 19 Old Galgorm 3 Raceview Rd., Broughshane, B’mena, BT4 3 Raceview Rd., Broughshane, B’mena, 27 Moneyleck Road, R 14 Skerry East Road, Newtowncrommelin, East Road, Newtowncrommelin, 14 Skerry BT43 6RP...... Ballymena, 1 Rockgrove Valley, Ballymena, 25 Crebilly Road, Ballymena, 8Q BT42 120 Church Road, Glenwherry, B’mena, 86 Castlecat Road, Bushmills, BT57 86 Castlecat Road, Bushmills, BT 5 Woodland Avenue, Ballymena, 22 Church Road, Kells, Ballymena, Road, Glarry 175 Dunminning 9P BT44 8JR...... HG3 2RT ......

...... BT44 0AB Ballymena, 9 The Cloney, Glenarm, .... ____...... ell ...... 18 Oak Avenue, eilly ...... 4 Mansefield eilly ...... 4 ...... 276 Galgorm Galgorm ...... 276 aughey...... Road, Ahoghill, BT42 1JU 311 Galgorm ...... op...... 30 Riverside op...... 30 axter ...... BT44 16 Townhill Rd., Portglenone, B’mena, Brown ...... 193 D Brown ...... 193 MINISTERS ohnston ...... A. Murphy ...... 21 Dreen Road, C B. McCorriston...... J.R. Neilly ...... 104 Buckna J.G. J cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

6.30 W. Sinclair...... 30 ______SERVICES 12.30 S.W. Dickinson (6.30); 10.30 W.B. Boyd...... 6.30 7 R.M. Murray...... C.K. McDowell ...... 12 6 J.C. Simms...... 10.30 (7); (7); 10.30 (7) 12.30 12 12

...... 6.30 11.30 J.A. Beattie ...... 6.30 11.30 D...... 7 12 (11) Brian McManus...... 30 ...... 12 (7) (11) K. McConnell ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T First Portglenone ...... Cloughwater 12 (7) Carnlough/Cushendall; Newtowncrommelin...... First Ahoghill ...... Second Broughshane 12 (6.15) West Church, Ballymena ...... A.A.P. B Kells; Eskylane...... 11.30 6.30 Cullybackey Mem. Cuningham 12 .. Third Portglenone 11.30 6 ...... A.L. Kirk 12 (6) D.J. KaneClough ...... First Ballymena 6 BT42 Manor, Old 1RY... Galgorm Ballymena, ...... Churchtown...... 11.30 12 D. High Kirk, Ballymena ...... Chaplain to the Forces...... 9.15 11.30 6.30 S.W.W. N N.A.L. CameronBrookside, Ahoghill...... 7 CairnalbanaGlenarm; 12 (6.15) ...... A.W.T. Buckna...... 12 11 Connor Rasharkin...... M J.D. McG Glenwherry...... N.G. McDow Killymurris 12 (7) ...... Ballyloughan Wellington Street Associate...... Asst...... Harryville, Ballymena Ballykeel...... K.W.J. Hanna ...... 10 6. J.E. McDowell...... A.J. Dunl 2 Knockbracken Court, Coleraine, BT52 1WS...... 028 7 NO (3) BALLYMENA 137

yterianireland.org ... byterianireland.org. terianireland.org...... erianireland.org ...... 33 290 5466 @presbyterianireland.org .... 02 264 72 61 70 77 07900 582833 0 [email protected] ...... 078 0235 077 [email protected]....

...... abaxter@presby ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... sdickinson@presb ...... 07866 309540...... 07866 ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... cballentine@pres ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... ejones@presbyt ...... dknowles ...... [email protected] ..... 2589 1215 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 2582 1345 ..

...... 50 ...... 2564 7185 ...... 028 028 2583 15

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS

...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names e ...... ssociate ...... orial...... none ...... roughshane oughshane ngton Street, Ballymena . 028 Ahoghill uningham Mem Carnlough/Cushendall; Second Broughshan Newtowncrommelin ......

NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL J.A. Armstrong ...... J. Hook ...... C ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T J.J. Andrews ...... W. Ballee ...... Dr. T.C. Ballentine...... Portgle A.A.P.Baxter ...... Grange First ...... J.A. Beattie ...... Dr. R.I. Birney...... Second B ...... W.B. Boyd...... High Kirk, Ballymena...... A.W.T. Brown...... Kells; Eskylane...... N.A. Brown ...... Churchtown ...... Welli N.A.L. Cameron...... W. Dickey...... High Kirk, Ballymena...... S.W. Dickinson First Br ...... Cairnalbana...... Glenarm, ...... A.J. Dunlop ...... Dr. J.M. Finlay ...... Harryville Assistant ...... K.W.J. Hanna ...... Harryville...... W. Glenwherry ...... J.G. Johnston ...... D.E. Jones ...... D.J. Kane...... Clough ...... A.L. Kirk ...... West Church ...... D. Knowles...... First ...... C.K. McDowell Grange...... 028 2564 8327 ...... J.E. McDowell...... Killymurris...... Wellington St., A ...... NO 138 (3) BALLYMENA

[email protected] .... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... gprest ...... jmoon ...... [email protected] ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... hoghill ...... Memorial...... Portglenone Connor ...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T N.G. McDowell...... J.D. McGaughey...... Chaplain...... B. McManus...... Brookside, A J.B. Mooney...... Cloughwater...... D.A. Murphy Grange ...... M.J.R. Neilly ...... Cuningham ...... S.W.W Neilly ...... Buckna ...... G.A. Preston ...... Third W. Sinclair...... Dr. R.E.H. Uprichard First Ballymena...... Trinity, Ahoghill...... NO (4) NORTH BELFAST 139

8 9 6504 083 2615 083 6609 036 5335 9028 4840 9074 4870 9071 0483 9058 7814 9020 5080

TELEPHONE 028 9145 9854 028 9085 4465 028 9077 9648 028 9085 4815 028 9086 4767 028 9083 5664

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angor, BT19 1BJ...... 3BU ...... reenisland, BT38 8XY...... abbey, BT36 8QN...... ADDRESS Seawright; United Appeal. — T.C. Wright; World World Seawright; United Appeal. — T.C. Wright; ilnahirk, BT5 7DT , BT15 5GP...... rive, Greenisland, BT38 8XN 2 Crumlin Road, BT14 8F ogical College, Botanic Ave, BT7 1JT.. 028 9020 508 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services oodvale Rd., BT13 W Brackenridge, Carrickfergus, BT38 8F Spinnaker Court, Langley Hall, Newtownabbey, Carnhill Road, Carnmoney, N’abbey, BT36 6 25 Westminster Park, Portstewart, BT55 7J 25 Westminster 124 Mallusk Road, N’ 5 Mount Pleasant Gdns., N’abbey, BT37 0NF .. 39 Knockancor Drive, Portstewart, BT55 7SP...... 028 7 Union Theological College, Botanic Avenue, BT7 ... 028 Road 680 Antrim BT37 0FB......

Moderator: S.E. Hughes J.R. — Tr. Studies & Ch. Boyd; PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Cong. Life — A.W. Global Concerns — L.E. Carroll; State Dickinson; Overseas Mission — G.F. McKeown; — J.N. Educ. — R. Manson; Soc. Wit. T.C. Morrison Clerk: Dev. — J.S.B. Drennan; Youth and Children’s — D. Draffin; Peace & Peacemaking — Dev. — J.S.B. Drennan; Youth and Children’s D. Draffin; Peace & Peacemaking S.E. Hughes...... MINISTERS John Dunlop, C.B.E. ... Park, Newtownabbey, BT37 9SH 98 Whitehouse ...... 028 R.B. Logue Dr. J.C. Buick, M.B.E...... ‘Marson’, 96 Dr. W.E. DavisonDr. W.E...... J.A. Fullerton...... 97 Crawfordsburn Rd., B H.D. McKillen 5 Farm Lodge D ...... BoydDr. W.D...... 1 Farm Lodge Green, G NeillyJ.W...... 1 Gilnahirk Rise, G J.S. Dallas...... 11 4 cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 T.V. Patterson...... SERVICES 7 J.K. Doherty...... 76 Doherty...... 7 J.K. 30

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...... Kenneth Simpson...... 6 Steeple Gdns., Antrim, BT41 1BW ...... Allen...... 1 Robert ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC itehouse iteabbey ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (4) NORTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, May, March, February, of Stated Meetings: First Tuesday December. October, November, September, Ballygomartin R.E. Adviser Carnmoney Wh Eglinton Immanuel Wh Prison Chaplain Rathcoole Rosemary...... Overseas Board Sec...... Sinclair Seamen’s...... Theological Principal ...... Prison Chaplain Immanuel...... Alexandra Dr...... Abbey, Monkstown...... 11.30 7 Woodvale 11.30 6.30 ...... 11 Director of Ministerial Studies Dr. R.J.T. McMullan ...... Rathcoole...... Robert Harkness...... 11.30 7 J.P. Taylor, M.B.E...... J.N. Seawright T.C. Wright...... 14 Park, BT15 Lismoyne 5HF ...... G. F. McKeown ...... 1 Dunsona Drive, Jordanstown, BT37 0SB .. R.S. Hetherington...... Union Theol NO 140 (4) NORTH BELFAST

86 2923 71 4091 71 5256 9086 2500 9077 0301 9077 8164 9072 9167 9083 5259

TELEPHONE 028 9754 1231 028 9085 1219 028 9083 2758

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...... _ ...... _ ...... ___ ...... 11 Meadow Dale, Jordanstown, BT37 0UT...... 39 Old Cavehill Road, BT15 5FH...... arroll...... Pa 5 Lismoyne ...... 47 Dalewood, Ballyhenry Road, N’abbey, BT yndman ...... 4 Dorchester A rgaret L. Johnston...... The Bay House, Ballymorran Bay, 45 ______J.R. Dickinson ...... 55 Dalewoo T.D. Gribben...... 682 Shore Road, N’abbey, BT37 0PS..... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names 7 ______6.30 O.B.E...... T.N. Hamilton, Road, BT14 7GL...... 564 Crumlin SERVICES MINISTERS 6.30 I.D. Neish...... 91 Do 11.30 7 ______

...... 11. 6.30 ...... 11...... 11 (7) S.Elizabeth Hughes ...... 10.45 ...... 10.45 CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Carnmoney Eglinton ...... Glengormley...... 11 7 11 7 Ballyhenry ...... Ballysillan...... 11.30 11 7 Abbot’s Cross...... Sinclair Seamen’s...... 11 T.C. Morrison New Mossley...... 11.30 6.30 Brice D.W. Whitehouse 11 7 RoadCrumlin ...... A.W. Boyd...... Fortwilliam Park...... 11 6.30 W.A. Abernethy Rosemary...... 11 6.30 Whiteabbey...... I.K. McDonald...... and MacroryFortwilliam 11 6.30 ...... J.S.B. Drennan...... 12 Dorchester Dr., N’abbey, BT36 5WP ...... Ballygomartin...... 11.30 92 North Circular Road, BT14 6TN...... Seaview 11.30 7 ...... Whiteabbey Associate...... 11 7 P.G. McCrea...... Ma Duncairn and St. Enoch’s...... 17 Innisfayle Park, BT15 5HS ...... Newington Oldpark...... Dr. Lesley C B. McMillen ...... E.J. H J.W.D. Rogers ...... 172 Shore Road, Greenisland, BT38 8TT...... NO (4) NORTH BELFAST 141

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ADDITIONAL NUMBERS cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... 0 ...... hitehouse bbots Cross Ballysillan...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T J.R. Dickinson ...... J.K. Doherty ...... Carnmoney...... J.S.B. Drennan...... Woodvale...... Dr. John Dunlop, C.B.E...... Road...... Crumlin Rosemary ...... T.D. Gribben ...... O.B.E.T.N. Hamilton, ...... Whiteabbey...... S.E. Hughes...... G.F. McKeown...... W ...... T.C. Morrison...... Rathcoole ...... I.D. Neish Eglinton...... J.N. Seawright ...... A J.P.Taylor, M.B.E...... Abbey, Monkstown ...... T.C. Wright Theological Principal...... Alexandra...... 028 9074 7570 ...... NO 142 (5) SOUTH BELFAST

62 2153 42 1570 9188 3907 9066 6785 9082 6265

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...... 028 ...... 028 t. — T. Wilson; Students — D.J. McKelvey; Students — D.J. McKelvey; t. — T. Wilson; Road, N’ards, BT23 8GL... 028 9181 0016 6SP ...... BT8 4YP ...... reen, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 9BE 01883 718320 ADDRESS oad, BT9 5PH ...... Park, BT9 6TU ...... ark Avenue, BT7 1LR e Heights, Comber, BT s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Road, BT9 lesson Road, BT8 8JT borne Drive, BT9 6LH hanbuoy Park, Craigavad, BT18 ...... J 118 Millisle Road, Donaghadee, BT21 0LB ...... 028 15 Malone View R 15 21 Sunningdale Park, Bangor, BT20 4UU ...... 11 Royal Lodge Park, Twisel Bank, 3 Glen Brae, Holywood, BT18 9SD ..... 028 90 5D

...... 88 Harberton ...... 88 ...... Fisherwick Church Office, 4 Chlor Historical Soc. — V. Sinclair; Ch. Training — J. Braithwaite; Education C. Graham; Youth Agent — R. Love; Overseas Mrs. M. Jackson; S.S. O.A. McAuley; U.App. World Dev. — Ian McDowell; — Miss H. McMillan; Div. Heal. — M. Cromie; J. — Officer Information Furphy; J.S. — Pastoral & Prayer. — W I Hull; Environment A.D.E. — G. Houston; Peace K Drury. Lamb; Moderator: V. Sinclair —Dr. PRESBYTERY AGENTS: C.M.F. — M Fitch; Miss. Ireland & Ch. Comm. Ex —N. Agnew; Ch. Ruth Patterson; Soc. W. R.T. Anderson Clerk: MINISTERS D.F. Marshall...... 38 R C. Lynas...... 30 Carnesur Dr. R.R. Davey, O.B.E...... W. 49 Os Dr. John Thompson...... Lapsley...... Dr. D.W. Malone 95 W. 3 Teal Rocks, Portaferry Dr. H.B. Murphy...... J.V. Craig...... 38 Roseacre, Hurst G 80 Bally MorrowDr. J.W...... 36 College P

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...... Dr. G.A. Grindle, M.B.E...... a CONGREGATIONS, ETC st Kirk...... Dr. J.B. Moore...... ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (5) SOUTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, April, May, May, April, March, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday and (September and December. October, November September, as required.) January Corrymeel Windsor ...... Theological Professor...... Fisherwick ...... Dunmurry ...... Sunday School Organiser ...... Townsend Street ...... Christian Aid Secretary We Lecturer Irish School of Ecumenics...... Stranmillis Lecturer ...... McCracken Memorial ...... Theological Professor Fitzroy Avenue...... Dunmurry 11 7 ...... I.S. McDowell...... Fisherwick ...... 11 (7) 11 (10) 7 (8) Kinghan Church Richview; Berry Street ...... Dr. R.N. Brown Windsor D.J. McKelvey ...... Dr. D.C. Irwin ...... Dr. K.N.E. Newell, O.B.E. 11 7 J.A. Braithwaite...... 64 Maryville Park, BT9 6LQ ...... 17 Ashley Pk., BT17 Dunmurry, 9EH ...... W.P.H. Erskine...... R.T. Anderson...... Avenue, 63 Balmoral BT9 6NY...... 71D Movilla Road, Newtownards, BT23 8EZ...... 0 NO (5) SOUTH BELFAST 143

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28 9086 TELEPHONE 028 9062 1867 028 9066 1739 028 9087 1199 028 2827 2794 028 9267 0310 028 9082 62

...... 028 9066 5739 ...... 028 9061 2061 9061 ...... 028 ...... 028 9446 8428 9446 ...... 028 ...... 028 9084 9144 9084 ...... 028 7GU .... 028 9079 9628 ...... 028 9146 9208 9146 ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... 028 0UP...... 0 ...... 028 9 ...... 028 ...... 028 9 ...... 028 90 ...... 028 BT10 0HY.... 028 9062 3366 ...... 028 90 ...... 028 90 ...... 028 ...... 9EJ......

townabbey, BT37 BT8 8LE...... ADDRESS BT8 8LE ...... BT9 6FP...... ___...... ____ ts for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during ts for Services Theological College, Botanic Ave., BT7 1JT. 028 902 ungalow, Derryvolgie Halls, 49a rumlin Road, BT14 7GNrumlin ...... ______nslow Drive, Bangor, BT19 7HQ ...... Castlehill Farm, Ballygowan Road, BT5 Castlehill Farm, 61 Beechfield Crescent, Bangor, BT19 7ZJ.. Avenue, Belfast, 4 Thornhill Road, Dunmurry, BT17 4 Thornhill Road, Dunmurry, 9 Ballynahatty Road, Larne, BT40 1DZ ......

...... ___ ...... 7 Garland Crescent, BT8 6YJ...... ___ ...... Road, 9 Ballynahatty MINISTERS Love ...... 22 Upper Malone Road, BT9 5NA ...... R. Hughes ...... 21 Meadowbank, New ______O.B.E...... S. Stockman...... The B R.N. Agnew...... 628 C cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracke Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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...... 11 (7) S. Henning ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *;; Minister T Malone...... Ballycairn...... 11 (7) Shankill Road Mission...... Restoration Ministries...... 11.30 Great Victoria Street ...... Ulsterville...... 11.30 7 D.J. Boden ...... Sinclair...... Belfast Bible Coll. Lect...... 11 7 63 Olde Forge Manor, Upper Malone, Victor Townsend Street...... W.McB. Campbell...... May Street 11.30 7 ...... 1(a) The Rookery, Killinchy, Co Down, BT23 6SY .Chaplain Belfast City Hosp...... Dr. Ian Hart...... 028 97 Chaplain R.V.H...... Dr. M. Ruth Patterson, Theological Professor 24 Myrtlefield Park, BT9 6NE...... ______W.I. Hull...... Q.U.B. Chaplain & Dean of J.T. Lamb...... Residence, Derryvolgie...... Park, BT9 6JG 8 Cranmore ...... 42 Glebe Manor, Newtownabbey, BT36 6HFNational Director B.B...... J.D. Maxwell ...... Park, Lisburn, BT28 2UN...... 24 Thistlemount May Street ...... J.F. Barnes...... Kilmakee 11 ...... (6.30) B. 3 O West Kirk ...... 11 7 J.H. Wilson ...... (Ch. Ext.)...... Taughmonagh 11.30 7 Dr. W.G. Campbell...... BT41 1BQ...... 16 Grange Lodge, Antrim, (Finaghy)Lowe Memorial 11 7 ...... Union Kinghan Church 10 11.30 7 McCracken Memorial ...... M. G. McClelland...... Nelson Memorial...... 11 Road, House, 126 Glenarm B.B. HQ Rathmore K.A. Drury...... T.J. Wilson...... Richview...... 11.30 J.R. Burnett...... 26 Berry Street 56 Mosside Road, BT17 9HH...... 23 Upper Malone Road, BT9 6TY...... R.W. Ballycairn 11.30 11.30 A.T. Wimberly...... 11 Strangford Avenue, BT9 6PG ...... NO 144 (5) SOUTH BELFAST

...... 920 presbyterianireland.org .. presbyterianireland.org ...... 339 ...... [email protected]. 66 [email protected]... 078 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] .. 07788 665202 ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... ggri ...... dboden@ ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... bhughes@ ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... 028 9066 6600...... 9066 028 ...... 028 9038 1435.... 9038 028 ...... 032 1375 ...... 28 9066 6683 028 9062 6561 ADDITIONAL NUMBERS cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... 028 9032 2588...... 9032 028 ...... Hospitals ...... Hospital ...... Street ...... 028 9 Street028 ...... inghan Church Kinghan Church NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T R.T. Anderson...... D.J. Boden...... Braithwaite...... Richview; Berry Street...... Dunmurry...... J. Malone ...... J.R. Burnett...... W. McB. Campbell Finaghy Lowe Memorial, 028 9066 9372 ...... K. Drury ...... Shankill Road Mission ...... Erskine...... Windsor...... May Street...... W.P.H. 028 9032 4345 ...... Dr. G. Grindle, M.B.E...... 028 9032 5554 ...... Dr. I. Hart K ...... 028 9054 2800 ...... S. Henning...... Gt. Victoria Street...... W.I. Hull...... B. Hughes...... Ulsterville ...... J.T. Lamb...... Belfast City D.J. McKelvey Townsend 028 ...... 9066 1000 ...... Fisherwick ...... Dr. K.N.E. Newell, O.B.E...... J.H. Wilson...... Fitzroy...... 0 Royal Group 028 9032 9484 ...... NO (6) EAST BELFAST 145

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astle, BT33 0PE...... 02 C. Barkley; Property — ______; Students Property C. Barkley; lfast, BT4 2HR ...... ADDRESS oad, BT16 0XS ...... , 16A Kathleen Ave., Helen’s Bay, s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ton Court, 119 Marlborough Park South, ood Lane, Lisbane, Comber, BT23 6DG.. he Stables, Cairnburn Gdns, BT4 2HY ..... 0 ...... B.M.O., Church House, Belfast, BT1 6DW...... Cairnburn Gardens, Belfast, BT4 2HY ..... Shandon Park, BT5 6NW...... Roddens Crescent, Belfast, BT5 7JN...... S 12 Cairnburn Road, Be 43 Marguerite Park, Newc 26 Gilbourne Court, BT5 7JB ...... 27 Ravenhill Park, BT6 0DE...... 8 Church Green, Dundonald, BT16 2LP..... 57 Old Dundonald R BT9 6JB ...... 12 Lord Wardens Green,12 Lord Wardens Bangor, BT19 1YR ...... BT19 1LF...... 4 Galloway Point, Edgewater, Donaghadee, BT2 0E 3 Demesne Grove, Holywood, BT18 9NQ3 Demesne ...... 13 Lismenary Rd., Ballynure, BT39 9UE......

Moderator: R.M. Crooks Moderator: R.M. Crooks Ch. Inter Crooks; PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Mission — M. Brown; Ch. Tr. —Dr. R.M. —A.R. Bill; Consultation Rel. — R. Hill; S.S. — I.T. McKee; Mission Development Panel — W.J. Orr; Chaplain — G. Moffett; Youth J. McDowell; World Dev. . M.E. Taylor; Finance — J.D. McKibbin; Hist. JH McIntyre. Mr. D.C. Cowan Clerk: MINISTERS cVeigh...... 19 Hazelw cVeigh...... 19 addock...... 8 Purdysburn Village, BT8 8LJ...... Scott ...... 13 R.F.G. Holmes...... Ballygrot Cottage C. McReynolds ...... 14 Kerring W. W.H. Peden...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 K.A. McBride ...... 16 11.30 7 Dr. H.A. Dunlop...... SERVICES 45

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...... D.R. Whitley...... Appt. 27 T ...... Campbell...... 20 S.J. Dr...... 9.30 11.30 ...... Dr. R.J. Magee, O.B.E...... 11.30 7 Dr. I.A. McKay...... Joan ...... M J.M...... 11.30 7 M John W. McKeown ...... Dr. A.A. Sleith...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (6) EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, September, March, September, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday third Tuesday of May. December; October, November, Granshaw ...... First Ballymacarrett...... Carryduff Theological Professor...... Dundonald Cregagh Kirkpatrick Memorial Belmont...... Dr. V.H. Ryan ...... Cooke Centenary Stormont...... Dr. Director of Evangelism 11 6.30 ...... Megain Memorial...... Drysdale...... Dundonald R.D. Knock ...... Gilnahirk Dr. J.R. Savage...... Newtownbreda ...... Ravenhill 1 Knockdarragh Park, BT4 2LE...... 10.30 7 McQuiston Memorial ...... First Ballymacarrett...... Harold Boyce...... Missionary...... Orangefield W.J. OrrMissionary ...... 6 Park, Hampton BT7 3JL...... W.J.R. Robinson ...... E.D. Smyth...... Connor...... Dr. Graham 43 Roddens Crescent, BT5 7JN...... c/o NO 146 (6) EAST BELFAST

4 5275 65 3365 79 3402 65 0526 44 8267 64 2981 9065 4343 9079 9220 9076 9337 9020 5080

28 9070 5423 28 9065 3322 TELEPHONE 028 9032 2284 028 9079 2898 028 9048 4369 028 9081 2232 028 9040 3148 028 9079 5136

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7NJ...... BT1 6DW...... ADDRESS 2BN ...... ent, BT8 6YJ...... ill, Manse Road, Castlereag s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services wer Braniel Road, BT5 ...... astlehill Road, BT4 3GL...... on Theological College, Botanic Ave., BT7 1JT 028 oyal Lodge Park, BT8 7YP...... Crawford Park, Church Road, BT6 9RS.Crawford L Manse Gardens, Carryduff, BT8 8SB ...... Meadowbank Park, Cumberland Drive, 84 Glenmachan Road, BT4 2NN84 Glenmachan .... 6Y Dundonald, BT16 1 15 Garland Cresc Ekwendeni, Malawi, Central Africia...... 21 Circular Road, Ballymena, BT43 6NA......

...... Park, Belfast, BT5 7NB 12 Cormorant ...... de ...... 21 Garland H ...... 19 C ...... 19 MINISTERS W.S. Marrs...... House, Belfast, Church D.H. Thompson ...... Gardens, BT4 3DH 6 Dundela ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 S.P. Moore...... 234 Lo 7 A.S. Smyth...... SERVICES 7 6.30 A.R. Bill...... 3 R Dr. R.M. Crooks...... 10 The Beeches, Brerton Cres., BT8 6

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...... 7 11.30 J.R. Lambe...... 13 ...... Moffett...... 4 George CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Saintfield Road...... Tullycarnet 11 Belvoir...... 11 Missionary...... Theological Professor ...... Belmont ...... First Ballymacarrett...... 11 7 St. Andrew’s...... 11.30 7 Chaplain to Marie Curie...... 10 7 Carryduff ...... Bloomfield...... H.R. Quinn ...... Board of Mission Overseas 11 7 Dr. D. Murphy Ekwendeni ...... Lay Training Centre, P.O. Box 6, P.P. CampbellSecretary...... Dr. A. Gibson ...... 1 Thornhill Crescent, Knock, BT5 7AS...... Cregagh 92 Sydenham Ave., BT4 2DT ...... R.D. Maxwell Uni Mersey Street...... Garnerville...... 5 Cregagh Park, BT6 9LF ...... Gilnahirk...... 11.30 7 Margaret E. Taylor ...... Castlereagh...... F.P. Sellar 11 (10.30) 11. Mews, 694a Ravenhill Road, BT6 0BZ..... 3 Rosetta 028 906 Strand ...... McQuiston Memorial...... 11 7 R. Hill ...... Mountpottinger 11.30 7 Cooke Centenary...... R. Hornby ...... Granshaw...... 11.30 7 Orangefield Associate...... 11.30 R.J. Beggs...... 52 Kings Road, BT5 6JL...... Dr. M.C.A. Gray...... 15 Park Road, BT7 2FW ...... W.M. Brown...... 8 Granshaw BT23 Rd., Comber, 5QA ...... A.W. Carson NO (6) EAST BELFAST 147

9065 6718 9065 7025 9079 0066

9048 0669 8 9048 2046 TELEPHONE 028 9046 0295 028 9032 2284 028 9028 4762

erianireland.org ...... 028 9065 6819 9065 ...... 028 ...... 028 9079 5053 9079 ...... 028 ...... 02 ...... 028 ...... 028 16 1LE...... 028 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected].....

..... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... 9391 ...... _ 1 7305 ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]... Avenue, Dundonald, BT nden Road, BT4 3JU ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services er Road, Belfast, BT16 1UR...... Merrion Avenue, Belfast, BT6 0FH...... [email protected]...... dmaxwell@presbyt 028 9079 nsington Manor, Kensington Road, BT5 6PE.... 028

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...... 028 9040 028 ...... Assoc...... 02 ...... 7 ______6.30 P. Linkens 6.30 P. SERVICES 7 P. Jamieson...... 296 Comb 296 Jamieson...... 7 P. of Mission Overseas ..... ngefield Associate ...... 028 Orangefield

...... J.A. Peacock ...... 21 Mount ...... 11.30 ...... 11.30 NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Director for Congregational Life Youth Link NI Associate (Westbourne) ...... Mersey Street...... The Braniel (Presb./Meth.)...... 11.30 7 Kirkpatrick Memorial...... 11.30 7 Tullycarnet 11.30 7 ...... 10.45 Christ Church ...... D.J. Montgomery...... Knock Associate...... 11 23 Orchard Drive, Whiterock, Killinchy, N’ards, C. Burcombe...... Westbourne (Karen Spence)...... 54 Sydenham Avenue, BT4 2DS ...... Mervyn Gibson...... Christoph Eb 139 Lower Braniel Rd., BT5 7NN ...... Avenue, BT5 4FQ...... 145 Templemore A.R. Bill ...... R.J. Beggs...... Saintfield Road W.M. Brown...... McQuiston Memorial M.R. Burnside Granshaw ...... Dr. S.J. Campbell...... C.W.P. Kennedy...... Castlereagh ...... P.P. Campbell...... Cooke Centenary 5 Ke ...... A.W. Carson...... Belmont...... Connor Dr. Graham Ora ...... Dr. R.M. Crooks...... Dr. H.A. Dunlop...... Belvoir ...... Mervyn Gibson...... Knock...... Missionary Uel Marrs...... Westbourne 028 9049 2641 ...... R.D. Maxwell Board ...... D.J. Montgomery...... St. Andrew’s ...... K.A. McBride...... Director for Cong. Life...... [email protected] ...... NO 148 (6) EAST BELFAST

yterianireland.org . [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... wmckeown@presb ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... jmcvei s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... 9067 2298 28 9073 1975 028 9045 3612 028 9045 5160 028 9065 6637

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... 0 ...... Belfast028 ...... Gilnahirk...... h NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T J.H. McIntyre...... W. McKeown Cregagh...... John McVeig Ravenhill...... Dr. D. Murphy...... W.J. Orr ...... First Ballymacarrett Dr. J.R. Savage...... Newtownbreda...... D.H. Thompson...... Stormont Strand, ...... NO (7) CARRICKFERGUS 149

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ents, S.S. — R.Kennedy; World Dev.— World ents, S.S. — R.Kennedy; gus, BT38 9BH...... ADDRESS s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ouse, 57 Kings Road, Knock, Belfast, BT5 airncastle Rd., Larne, BT40 ...... rustin Braes, Larne, BT40 2HS. ... Downshire Drive, Carrickfergus, BT38 7LF .... Movilla Gardens, Portstewart, BT55 7B X S. Castlebrook Avenue, Ballynure, Ballyclare, BT39 oymount Manse, Carrickfergus, BT38 7D oymount 168 Upper Road, G’island, C’fergus 30 Harwood Gdns., Carrickfergus, BT38 7B 50 Harwood Gardens, Carrickfergus, BT38 7US ...... Larne, BT40 3RF178 Low Rd., Islandmagee, .. 39 Ballypollard Rd., M’morne, Larne, BT40 3JA39 Ballypollard Rd., M’morne, .. 38 Croft Manor, Ballygally, Larne, BT40 2RX..... 9G 127 Hillhead Road, Ballyclare, BT39

Moderator: D.J. Paul Clements; R.W.C. — PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Evan. & Ch. Tr. — D.J. Paul; Ex. Wallace, I Mrs — Mission R.E. — Mr. T. Weatherup; Soc.S. A.D.E. M.S. Gault; Clem R.W.C. Healing — ______; Inter-Ch. W.J. Johnstone Clerk: C.McClure; Finance & United Appeal — G. McKinley; Environment — D. Tomb; Peace — D. Tomb; C.McClure; Finance & United Appeal — G. McKinley; Environment Agent — A. Tolland; Youth J. Moxen; Cong. Life T.R. Graham. MINISTERS ul...... 12 Lr. C G. McConkey...... 22 Beltoy Road, Carrickfer D. McClure ...... 154 The Roddens, Larne, BT40 1PN ...... Dr. R.V.A. Lynas, O.B.E.... Dr. R.G. Craig...... Heights, 19 Wheatfield Ballygally, Larne, BT40 2RT Dr. T.H. Lyle...... 16 028 2858 3643 Towell H W. W.J. Johnstone...... 22 B Gabrielle A.J. Farquhar ..... 34b Manse Road, Ballycarry, BT38 9HW .... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

7 T.R. Graham...... J Graham...... 7 T.R.

(8) T.J. Stothers...... SERVICES 11.30 6.30 D.J. Pa

...... 11 7 L.J. Addis...... ckfergus ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (7) CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, October, March, May, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of September. second Tuesday November; Gardenmore ...... First Carri Second Islandmagee Ballycarry...... Greenisland...... Joymount ...... First Carrickfergus ...... Magheramorne ...... Craigy Hill...... 12 (7) Armstrong...... Ballylinney 11.30 7 15 ...... 7 D. Clements...... Downshire, Carrickfergus ...... 11 (7) R.W.C. Greenisland 10 7 ...... 11 Ballyclare ...... Second Islandmagee...... 11.30 6 N.M. Williamson...... S.S. McFarland...... Woodlands 11.30 (7) 6 Woodburn...... Loughmorne; R. Vallely...... Joymount 10.45 12.15 (7) ...... 11.30 M.S. GaultFirst Larne ...... R.J. McCullough R.J.A. BellBallycarry...... 11.30 7 D. Chapman...... Gardenmore...... 11.30 (7) 48 North Rd., Carrickfergus, BT38 8LR...... 34 Doagh Road, Ballyclare, BT39 9B C. NO 150 (7) CARRICKFERGUS

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... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... cmcclure@presb ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 9086 4657 ...... ba Theological College, PO Box 130, Zomba, ba Theological College, PO Box 130, Zomba, 65 Low Rd., Islandmagee, Larne, BT40 65 Low Rd., Islandmagee, Malawi ......

...... 70 Riverford, Whitehead, Carrickfergus, BT38 9 ...... 78 Raloo Road, Crosshill, Larne, BT40 42 Harwood Gardens, Carrickfergus, BT38 7US .... 9335 1698 2826 0501 9332 3592 ...... 028 9334 1604 ...... 8 9086 6370 ...... 28 2826 9968 028 9334 0302 MINISTERS

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...... 028 ...... 02 ...... 028 ...... (7) Anne E. Tolland ...... 5 Cairnhill Cres., Ballygally, Larne, ...... 0 ...... SERVICES 7 ______30 (11) (7) Karen Campbell...... 11.30 (7) 11.30 7 ______oodlands reenisland

NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T L.J. Addis ...... R.J.A. BellGault ...... W Downshire...... M.S. Ballyclare...... W.J. Johnstone ...... C.D. McClure...... Craigy Hill, Larne Paul First Larne ...... Gardenmore ...... D.J. T.J. Stothers...... G R. Vallely ...... Ballylinney...... 028 Missionary...... ChaplainArmy ...... Ballynure ...... Cairncastle...... 11.30 11.30 (7) First Islandmagee ...... McCracken...... Whitehead...... Zom 11 11. S.A. Raloo ...... First Carrickfergus ...... J. Moxen ...... 3 Main St., Ballynure, Ballyclar P.W. Patterson ...... c/o 8 Priory Close, Carrickfergus, BT38 8HY...... NO (8) COLERAINE 151

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r; Wld. Dev. — R. Gregg; Res. Trust r; Wld. Heal. — R.J. Lester; Hist. — ______; Heal. — R.J. Lester;

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Youth — C. Martin; I.C.R. — Dr. W.W. Porte Youth — C. Martin; I.C.R. Dr. W.W. Envir Clarke; D. ______; Press Agent — Dr. — R.S McMullan. Moderator: T.J. Laverty PRESBYTERY AGENTS: U.A. — ______W.I. Hunter Clerk: — G. McIntyre; A.D.E. —J. Coulter; C.M.F. Dr. D. Clarke; Ch. Ext. J. Frazer; Evan. — R. Gregg; Div. Ch. Tr. — M. Goudy; MINISTERS . McCaughan...... 111 Mussenden R J.E.P. Boyd...... E.M. Borland...... 27 Liester E. Morrow Cresc., P 6 Whyns ...... 13 C PorterDr. W.W...... 19 Old Kilmore A.E. Armstrong...... V. Whyte 34 ...... 2 R.J. Lester...... 3 Ratheane Ave., Co cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ) W.I. Hunter...... 8 Ball

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...... A Waring...... 2 W.J...... (7) 11.30 J.A ...... K Russell...... 4 F. Dr. R.N. Gordon...... 25 ...... S.J. Millar...... 41 Rect unboe CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (8) COLERAINE PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, May, March, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday December. October, November, September, Terrace Row, Coleraine...... Burnside ...... First D Evangelism Promoter...... Portstewart...... Moneydig...... New Row, Coleraine ...... Castlerock Ballywillan ...... Retired ...... Macosquin...... Missionary Dr. B. Kingsmore ...... Aghadowey; Crossgar...... R.J. WilsonRingsend...... Hazelbank 27 Sem Dr. D.H. AllenBallyrashane ...... Terrace Row, Coleraine 32C Coleraine Road, Garvagh, BT51 5HP ...... Dr. J. Frazer...... Ballywatt ...... 02 11.30 6.30 First Garvagh...... 95 Ga 11.30 (7 First Dunboe First Kilrea...... A. McM. Kerr ...... Dr. D. Clarke...... 12 (7) 17 Manor, Coleraine, BT52 1HY 3 Knocktarna .... T.J. McCormick ...... T.S. Lindsay...... 20 NO 152 (8) COLERAINE

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t, BT55 7LU Aghadowey, Colerain ADDRESS Park, Castlerock Road, Park, Coleraine, BT52 1RU...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services gh Rd., Aghadowey, Coleraine, BT51 lay Court, Castlerock, Coleraine, B ...... Coolyvenny Road, Coleraine, BT5 H N T Corrstown Park, Portrush, BT56 22 Mill Road, P’stewart, BT55 7SW ...... 73 Millburn Road, Coleraine, BT52 1 5X 4D BT51 3HW...... 4A

...... 24 Grange Road, Coleraine, BT52 1NG ...... 37 Station Road, Garvagh, BT51 5LA..... Manse, 40 Blackrock Road, Kilrea, Drumane ...... 72 Mullahinch Road, artin...... 281 Windy Hill Road, Coleraine, BT51 4LP...... Kane...... 50 Ardrea MINISTERS Johnston...... 4 Knockladye itcheson ...... 12 Is oulter ...... 2 Cloonavin S.D.H. Williamson...... 3 Magheraboy Drive, Portrush, BT56 8 C Mark Goudy ...... 115

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names (7) ______SERVICES 30 6.30 J.A. Kirkpatrick...... 1 30 6.30 T.P. Fleming...... 30 6.30 A.T.F. 30 (7) ______(7.30) ______

...... 11.30 (7.30) ...... 11 7 R.D. Gregg ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Portrush ...... 10. First Coleraine...... Main St., Garvagh & Killaig...... 11. New Row, Coleraine...... 11 (7); 12.30 Macosquin 11.30 6.30 Ballyrashane...... Kelly Raymond Aghadowey; Crossgar...... 11.30 (7) 23 Coleraine Rd., Garvagh, BT51 5HP...... 12; 10.45 Ballywillan R.S. McMullan ...... Ballysally & U.U. Chaplain ...... 9.30 11.30 (7) Portstewart...... 11 (6.30) T.D. Allen...... Hazelbank...... 11. (10.30) 11.30 7 Dr. R.A. 68 Ballyrashane Road, Coleraine, B Dr. Castlerock...... 11.30 T.J. Laverty ...... Burnside 49 Strand Road, Portstewar J. Second Dunboe; Ringsend...... First Garvagh...... A 12.15 10.45 Boveedy; Second Kilrea...... C.J. 11. 12.30; 11 Moneydig ...... 12 C.W.A. M NO (8) COLERAINE 153 ......

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...... 12 ...... 028 7082 2618...... swil 7082 12 ...... 028 7083 4529 ...... 7035 5202 028 7082 3456 028 7082 26 028 2955 8949 ADDITIONAL NUMBERS ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... 028 ...... 028 ...... agh ...... ey; Crossgar Dunboe ...... rush...... Ballywillan...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Dr. D. Clarke ...... P. FlemingGoudy...... Terrace Row...... Macosquin ...... M. Gregg ...... First Coleraine Burnside...... R. Hunter...... Ballywatt...... W.I. Dr. R A Kane...... A.McM. Kerr Aghadowey; Crossgar ...... J.A. Kirkpatrick...... Aghadow T. J Laverty Port ...... T.S. Lindsay ...... Portstewart J.A. McCaughan...... First Garv ...... T.J. McCormick...... Millar...... First Hazelbank ...... S.J. First Kilrea...... Dr. S.D.H. Williamson...... 028 2954 025 NO 154 (9) DERRY & STRABANE

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Prehen, Londonderry, Miss. — G.P. Young; Home Miss — T.D. Miss. — G.P. Young; Home Donegal rtrush, BT56.8HL...... , Co. ADDRESS Caw, Londonderry BT47 6YA...... 028 7134 4300 Park, Portrush BT56 8AS View, Islandmagee, Larne, BT40 3RZ 02 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Cottage, 30 Nedd Road, Limavady, BT49 Hill, Victoria Road, ictoria Rd., Londonderry, BT47 2RS ...... ille, Lifford, Co. Donegal ...... Z Orion Way, Northwood, Middlesex HA6 3JN ..... The Manse, 145 Melmount Rd., S. Mills, B The Manse, 145 Melmount 32 Glenvale Avenue, Po 9H 15 Caw Hill Park, Londonderry, BT78 4DA ...... BT47 2JT ...... Ballycrampsie, Malin

...... 139 V ...... 139 Moderator: D.W. Reid — Rel. Ch. Inter. PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Press — R.L. Craig; R.E. J McCormick; Overseas Dr. J. Lappin; Youth — K.A. Jones; Dr. J. Fell Clerk: Hagan; Hist. — ______; World Dev. & Peace & Peacemaking — G. Young; S.S. D. Hagan; Hist. Dev. & Peace Peacemaking — ______; World Reid; Ch. Tr. Evan. — D.J. — D.J. Hutchinson; Finance & U. Appeal — J.T. Williamson; Hutchinson; Div. Heal. — Dr R Buick; Students D.W. Reid; Race Rel. D. Latimer; — A.J.A. Rosborough. Soc. Wit...... 2 Rathmena Drive, Ballyclare BT39 9HZ...... pson ...... Rd., Newtownstewart, Co. Ty 26 Plumbridge MINISTERS

r. Joseph Fell...... 19 Clearwater, Caw, Londonderry, BT4 S.M. McSparran ...... The Burn Maurice Bolton M.B.E...... 31 Castle View

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

12 G.P. Young...... Mov Young...... 12 G.P. SERVICES 11.30; 10 12.45; 10 J.K. McCormick ...... 24 Bridgewater, Dr. David Latimer ...... 5 Manor

...... 11.30 6; 10 D ...... 11.30 6.30 R.L. Craig ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC terside; Fahan...... J.M. Cathcart...... 4 Cloughfin ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (9) DERRY & STRABANE PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, March, May, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday second Tuesday of September. December; November, Monreagh ...... First Castlederg; Killeter...... Second Derry (Strand) Buncrana & ...... Carndonagh; Malin ...... Wa Newtownstewart; Gortin...... Ebrington; Inch* Urney & Sion ...... Magheramason ...... 12; 10.30 R.S.K. Neill Moville; Greenbank 12 (11) 7 ...... Newtownstewart; Gortin...... 10.30; (Strand & Second Derry Dr. John Lappin ...... Buncrana); Burt...... J.T. Williamson ...... Kilfennan David Hillen M.A. Crooks...... First Derry & Claremont; Monreagh ...... Chaplain R.A.F...... Badoney; Corrick; Glenelly ...... 12.20; 11.10; 10 McKee Dr. W.J.H...... R.B. Thom 3 Drumnamallaght Close, Ballymoney, BT53 7QY 028 2766 8140 D.A. Edgar...... 70 NO (9) DERRY & STRABANE 155

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2 8LA ...... 028 ... [email protected] ...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... 1425 ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... arndonagh, Lifford, Co. Donegal s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 7131

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ADDITIONAL NUMBERS Hagan ...... Hillhead, C .J. Hutchinson ...... Rd.,Strabane, BT82 0EL...... 27 Berryhill ______cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

sroads ...... 028 7 sroads028 ...... Malin...... 11 ______SERVICES Waterside ...... mcathcart@...... Ebrington; Inch Buncrana); Burt ......

...... 11.30 (6); 10 Dr. T.R. Buick ...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Second Castlederg; Alt...... Carlisle Rd., Crossroads 12; 10.30 Leckpatrick...... 11.30 Ballyarnett; Knowhead ...... Ardstraw; Douglas ...... 12; 10.30 Carndonagh; Malin H.J. Honeyford 11.30; 10.15 ...... Waterside; Fahan...... 10.30; 12 55 Strabane Road, Castlederg, BT81 7HZ...... D Strabane...... 11.30 6; 10 Newtownstewart; Gortin...... 11.30 (10.15) D. W. Reid...... A.J.A. Rosborough...... First Castlederg; Killeter...... 10.45 (7) 12 B Rd., Ardstraw, Omagh, 15 Urblereagh 12.15; T.D. K.A. Jones ...... D.M. Shaw...... 8 Altnagelvin Park, L’derry, BT47 2 5 Nancy’s Lane, Strabane, BT8 Dr. T.R. Buick...... J.M. Cathcart Carlisle Road, Cros R.L. Craig...... Kilfennan ...... Dr. J. Fell...... T.D. Hagan ...... Carndonagh & ...... D. Hillen...... K.A. Jones ...... Magheramason...... J.K. McCormick ...... Waterside; Fahan ...... Second Derry (Strand & ...... D. Reid ...... Ardstraw & Douglas...... G.P. Young...... Moville; Greenbank...... NO 156 (10) DONEGAL

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.E. — ______; Youth — S.J. Richmond; .E. — ______; Youth S.J. Richmond; Heal. — S.J. Richmond; Overseas — S.J. Heal. — S.J. Richmond; Stewart; Environment — Mrs. E. Sheppard; Stewart; Environment

d., Donegal Town...... ch, Letterkenny, Co. atehouse of Fleet, Dumfries , Letterken ADDRESS anorcunningham, anorcunningham, s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ore Manse, Liscooley, Castlefin, Lifford, ston Manse, Lifford ...... noble Manse, Raphoe, Lifford ...... Galloway, DG7 2JB...... The Manse, Glencar Scot 35 Glencosh Road, Donemana, Strabane, BT82 0L 35 Glencosh Road, Donemana, Co Donegal...... & The Manse, B’shannon R The Manse, M Donegal......

...... 39 Catherine Street, G ...... Donoughm ...... The Manse, Kerrykeel ...... The Manse, Townparks, Convoy, Co.Donegal...... John ...... St...... The Manse, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal...... Education — A.O. Buchanan; Soc. Wit. & A.D W. — C.M.F. — W.C. Patterson; United Appeal W.A. Alexander; News Sheet & Hist. Div. McCully; — W. McKinlay; Evangelism Inter-Church — M. Cooper; Peace S.J. Richmond. Richmond; Moderator: S. Stewart S. — Dev. PRESBYTERY AGENTS: World B. Brown Clerk: enning...... 5 Village Hill, Straid, Ballyclare, BT39 9WQ...... 02 MINISTERS Brown ...... Lis ______cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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12 S.J. Richmond...... 10.30 James Lamont 10.30 James SERVICES 30; 12.30); 9.30 9.30 12.30); 11.15) 11.15) (11) ( ( 10. 11; 12.30 (

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...... 08683 96647 08680 44994 08660 52018 ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ......

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...... 11.00 (7) J.M. Casement ...... 12 Middle Road, Saintfield, BT24 7LP ...... 6.30; 11.30 NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Spa; Magherahamlet...... Kilmore...... 12.15 (7); 11 Lissara 11.30 (11) (7) ...... 11.3 D.J. Hyndman...... Second Saintfield A.A. The Manse, Spa, Ballynahinch, BT24 8PT Clough; Seaforde Second Killyleagh ...... 11 R.I. Abraham...... R.E. Boggs...... Lissara...... Downpatrick; B.C.G. Black ...... Ballygowan...... J.M. Casement...... A.A. Cole...... Second T.W. Gordon Kilmore ...... D.J. Hyndman...... First Comber ...... First Saintfield ...... D. McIlwrath ...... R.McM. Mackay ...... First Killyleagh ...... J.H. Robinson...... Second Comber...... B.A. Small ...... Downpatrick; Ardglass...... M. Stanfield...... Raffrey ...... G.R. Stockdale First Ball ...... NO 160 (12) DROMORE

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...... 8 Kilcreg Park, pping. pping. ______; Overseas — A. McLernon; Div. Heal. Div. McLernon; ______; Overseas — A. Rel.& Race Rel. R.E. — W.T.J. Richardson; — D.B. Knox; Res. Trust — A.S. Thompson; & Home Patterson; D. Historical — Dr. R.S. Tosh; A.E.S In Ser. — J.G. Trueman; Dev. — D. Knox; U. World — G Murray; Environment Irish Missions — D.J. Temple; — J. Appeal — D.C. Porter; Social Wit. Dr. Diana Patterson; Peace & Peacemaking To Moderator: J.G. Trueman Moderator: J.G. Trueman PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Evan.— W.J. Henry; J.I. Davey Clerk: MINISTERS Lockhart...... H. Gray...... 6 Fairway C John McCaughan ...... 14 Tull Dr. J.B. Irvine...... Kenneth Smyth...... 48 Locksley Park, Belfast, 34 Cabin Dr. J.S. McIvor ...... Dr. Howard Cromie ...... 7 Cloverhill Ave., Lisburn, BT27 5HW ...... W. 17 Marguerite Park, M.B.E...... T.A.N. Parker...... R.D. Larmour ...... 42 Lansdowne P Dr. R.S. Tosh...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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...... __...... ____...... 249 B ...... 249 ...... 30 Kirkwood’s P le ...... Apt. 39, Stranmillis Stranmillis 39, le ...... Apt. bson...... MINISTERS .J. Bruce ...... 19 Thornhill G.W.M. Glasgow...... J. Brackenridge...... D.H. Gilpin ...... ______A.A. McCullough...... A.K. Duddy ...... 27 Dromara R.A. McLernon...... 70 Pinehill

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...... (7) 11.30 D.C. Porter...... 70 es ...... Dr. S.P. Swinn ...... 11 Meadow Road, Colchester, Essex, CO2 9PD ...... 01 ces ...... J.M. Wylie ...... 68 Hunter Crescent, Leuchars, Fife, KY16 0JP...... 10 11.30 (6 CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T B.M.I. Director for Personnel. .... Second Dromara Hillsborough Hill, LambegHarmony ...... Railway Street, Lisburn...... 11 7 First Lisburn 10.30 6.30 ...... Regional Sec. Scripture Union.... D.J. Temp First Dromara ...... Moira ...... 12 (11.30) (6.45) G.B.S. Gi First Dromore ...... A. Shaw Thompson D.B. Knox ...... Banbridge Road, Dromore ...... 11.30 6 Drumbo...... 39 Kinallen BT25 2NW.. Road, Dromara, 11.30 Maze; Ballinderry*...... 11.30 6.30 Legacurry 11.30 (6.30); 10 ...... AnahiltDrumlough; ...... 11 (7) D W.J. Henry...... 47 Kesh Road, Maze, Lisburn, BT Elmwood ...... Chaplain to For 11.30 6.30 Magheragall...... Chaplain to Forc 11.30 6.30 R.A. Liddle Missionary...... A.J. Thompson ...... 33 Ave., Lombard Lisburn, BT28 2UP.... Cargycreevy; Loughaghery...... LisburnSt. Columba’s, ...... Hillhall...... 11 6. B.J. McCroskery...... C/O Kantor Sinode, (GMIT). Gl. Printis, NO 162 (12) DROMORE

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— Alan Martin; Div. Healing — Mrs Betty — Alan Martin; Div. Healing Mrs Betty Dublin 14 ...... ADDRESS Lisburn Road, Balmoral, s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 65 Bolea Road, Limavady, BT49 9DH ...... Rathfarnham Road, Millbrook, Johnstown, Navan, Co Meath ...... (046) 902 Ingleside, 8 Upper 2 St. Brendan’s Ter, Tibradden, Rathfarnham, 2 St. Brendan’s 7 Carolsteen Park, Helen’s Bay, BT19 1JU ...... Farthing Cottage, 25 Carragheen Drive, Annalong, Newry, BT34 4TG...... 25 Cherry Rise, Delgany Wood, Delgany, Co 25 Cherry Rise, Delgany Wood, Wicklow...... Kildare...... Dublin 16 ...... “Carsphairn”, Clonminch Road, Tullamore, Co. Offaly ...... BT10 0AA......

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SERVICES 20; 11.40 (7) Lorraine Kennedy-Ritchie. 11.30; (10) G.A. Mitchell...... 11 John Rushton 11 John 10; 12 Mawhinney..... Dr. Samuel Co. Cork...... Quarryhill, Carrignagroghera, Fermoy, (025) 82953 10.30 Dr. T.W.J. Morrow...... 19 Ch

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...... 11 NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC. A.J. Boal...... D. Campbell Abbey Church, Dublin...... J. Carson ...... St. Andrew’s Blackrock, Bray. R. Cobain...... Greystones, Arklow...... J.G. Faris Galway; Ballinasloe ...... Trinity,Cork; Aghada ...... C.J. Gamble...... Mary Hunter ...... Athy; Naas ...... Rathgar...... S.J. Lockington ...... A.V. Martin...... Mullingar...... Corboy; MawhinneyDr. Samuel Abbey, Dublin ...... Dr. Gary Millar...... Cahir...... Fermoy; ...... Dr. T.W.J. Morrow...... Howth and Malahide ...... Dr. D.K. McCrory Lucan ...... Lucan Associate (Maynooth) ...... Mountmellick; TullamoreMountmellick; ...... Christ Church, Sandymount...... 10.15; 12 11 (7) St. Patrick’s, Waterford...... 10 (7) Galway ...... 11.30 W.J. Haye Ballina; Killala, Ballymote...... 11.15 Adelaide Road (C Donaldson Rodgers) Greystones...... (J. Parkin) ...... Arklow...... Cairnlea, Maypark Lane, Waterford...... NOTES: bracket in Hours seniority; of ministerial order Names in italics; in listed Emeritus *; Minister listed Stated Supplies 166 (13) DUBLIN & MUNSTER

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Moderator: J.G. Jones PRESBYTERY AGENTS: C.T. — Dr. C. Dr. S.R. Jones Clerk: Div. Heal. —S.J. Gray; Press — S.J. Gray; I.C.R. — J.L. Blair; Environment — J. Clarke; J. — Environment Div. Heal. —S.J. Gray; Press — S.J. I.C.R. J.L. Blair; Peace — D.S. Irwin; Prayer J.A. Noble; Soc. Wit. — D.S. Irwin; S. School J.L. Blair; Youth — W. Willis; Finance — J.A. Noble; Students for the Ministry — S.J. Gray; Overseas — Dr. C. Glass. unter ...... 14 Lauravale, unter ...... 14 hinney...... “Butterwick Cottage” hinney...... “Butterwick ...... 2A Glen ...... 2A MINISTERS Gray ...... 39 Ha Gray ...... 39 D. Simpson...... Walk, 1 McCurry cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

(11) Dr. S.R. Jones...... 249 Jones...... S.R. (11) Dr. SERVICES

...... D.S. Irwin...... 101 Windyh ...... (7); 12 (7) 10.30 Dr. C. Glass ...... 807 Feeny Road, Owenbeg, Dun ...... Chestnutt...... William ...... (7) 11.30 J.L. Blair ...... H Norman CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (14) FOYLE PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of September, October, December, October, December, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of September, at 7.30 p.m. March, May February, Donagheady Ballykelly...... Cumber; Upper Cumber ...... Dungiven ...... Faughanvale; Gortnessy...... Banagher Balteagh; Bovevagh ...... Second Limavady; Myroe D.J.H. Browne...... 23 Jane’s Valley, Limavady, BT49 0EH M.B.E. Dr. I.J. Wilson, ...... Banagher...... 4 Avonbrook Gdns, Coleraine, BT52 1SS ...... James Luke ...... 11.30 First Limavady; Magilligan...... 028 7 Rylands N Drumachose; Derramore S.J. Glendermott...... 11.30 (6.30) Donemana...... 11.30 James Clarke ...... Dungiven/Largy “Lisc N. Ward T.V. Maw ...... S.J. Hanna ...... 18 Ballyhanedin Road, Feeny, BT47 4T Balteagh; Bovevagh ...... Faughanvale 12 (7); 10.30 G. J.A. Noble...... 30 Ballyleagry Road, BT4 Limavady, NO 168 (14) FOYLE

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. BT49 0DL...... Limavady, BT49 9HS.... Limavady, 028 7772 2937 ...... [email protected] ...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... [email protected]...... Street, Limavady, BT49 Street, Limavady, ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... 7035 3229 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 7176 7235 ......

...... BT49 0NU...... Park, Limavady, 5 Meadowvale ...... 56 Killane Road, Limavady, ...... 342 Glenshane Road, Claudy, L’derry, BT47 4HP ...... 028 MINISTERS

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NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ...... Myroe Second Limavady; ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC . McM. Kerr)...... Gortnessy* ...... ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Second Limavady; Myroe...... Second Limavady; 11.45 (7); 10.30 Ballykelly ...... Donagheady...... 11.30 (11) (7) J.G 11.30 Gortnessy*...... 10.30 Upper Cumber...... Cumber; A.C. Wilson...... 10.30; Magilligan 56First Limavady; Main Street, Ballykelly, ...... Drumachose; Derramore ...... 11.45 (7); 10.30 R.A. Mulholland...... 68 Donagheady Road, Bready, Strabane, BT82 0 (A.McM. Kerr) ...... 17 Knockantaren Grove, Coleraine, BT52 1NU L. Blair ...... C. Glass ...... Faughanvale...... S.J. Gray ...... Dungiven; L S.J. Hanna...... D.S. Irwin Glendermott ...... J.G. Jones Drumachose; Derramore...... Dr. S.R. Jones...... Donemana...... (A ...... T.V. Mawhinney ...... R.A. Mulholland Sec J.A. Noble...... G.D. Simpson Balteagh; Bovevagh...... N. Ward ...... First Limavady; Magilli M.B.E...... Dr. I.J. Wilson, Banagher...... Donagheady...... A.C. Wilson...... Cumber; Upper Cu Ballykelly...... NO (15) IVEAGH 169

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Sanderson; In-Service — J. Hagan; S.S. & R.E. castle, BT33 0AT ADDRESS allygorian, Hilltown, Newry, Road, Donacloney, Craigavon, n Road, Ballyskeagh, Banbri s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Road, Groomsport, BT19 6LW ..... Road, Ballynagarrick, astlewellan Road, Banbridge, BT32 4JP...... J H W F 5T 76A Waringstown Road, 76A Waringstown Lurgan, Craigavon, BT66 7H BT32 5BW...... BT66 7PN...... 3N 5N

...... 1 Old Rectory Park, Banbridge, BT32 s ...... 27 Cross Road, B ...... 12 Primrose Hill, Dromore, BT25 1FA...... Moderator: W.L. Orr —M. Youth Best; G. Finance — PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Overseas —P. Thompson; Res. Wit. Soc. Hagan; J. — Press Hagan; Davidson; B.M.I. — W.J.M. Parker; Ch. Tr. J. Div. Heal. — W.H. Trust — P. Thompson; — H.Cubitt; Hist. — P. McBride; Environment — W.B. Martin; Peace & Peacemaking Society — B. McClean; Students W. Parker. I.J. Patterson Clerk: ...... 55 Ballynafer ...... 55 st...... 28 Manse st...... 28 MINISTERS anderson...... 145 C anderson...... 145 Briggs ...... 5 Rosemary Drive, Lisburn, BT28 1LE...... Moffett ...... 61 Moygannon Moffett ...... 61 I.J. Patterson ...... Road, New 19 Shimna cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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...... Hagan...... T.J...... J.A. Todd...... 17 Orlock CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (15) IVEAGH PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, March, May, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday December. October, November, September, Garvaghy Glascar; Donaghmore ...... Donacloney Bannside...... 11.30Ballydown; Katesbridge...... 6.30 11; 12.30 Scarva Street, Banbridge ...... Newcastle ...... 11 7 Dr. S.A. Matthew Glascar; Donaghmore...... Arthur Clarke W.H. S Scarva Street, Banbridge...... 11.30 6.30 Second, Third Rathfriland...... 11.30 (7) Donacloney James W.A. Watson ...... Newmills ...... 11.30 The Manse, Scarva St., Banbridge, BT32 3AD . H.S.W. Cubitt Loughbrickland; Scarva ...... 12; 10.30 Magherally ...... 11.30 (7) 11.30; 6.30 Patricia A. McBride...... Scarva Street, Loughbrickland, Banbridge, BT32 D.S. Mackay ...... R.A. 37 Tullyhenan Road, Banbridge, BT32 NO 170 (15) IVEAGH

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...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... mdavidson@pr ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... iharbinson@presb ...... [email protected]...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 9269 3575 ...... nollwood, Banbridge, BT32 4PE ... H R K 9Q 2E ......

...... 5 Markethill Road, Tandragee, Craigavon, B ...... 13 Seafin Road, Ballyroney, Banbridg 4372 6650 ...... 028 4372 3455 ...... on ...... 22 Laird’s Road, Ballyward, Castlewellan, BT31 ...... 028 4062 6691 028 3883 2394 ...... 028 3883 2394 .... MINISTERS

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

10.45 J.R.I. Harbinson 10.45 J.R.I. Kilkinamurry... Rathfriland ...... Donaghmore 10.30 S. Newell...... 6 Newell...... 10.30 S. SERVICES 11.30 7 ______

...... 12; 10.30 (7) W.B. Martin...... 100 Garvaghy Church Road, Banbridge, B ...... 10.45; 12.15 6.30 D.J.M. Boyle...... 16 Main Street, Hilltown, Newry NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T G. Best...... Arthur Clarke ...... Newmills H.S.W. Cubitt...... Glascar; M.N. Davidson...... Second, Third J.R.I. Harbinson...... Drumgooland; D.S. Mackay...... Ballyroney; Drumlee ...... Dr. S.A. Matthews...... Magherally...... A.W. Watson...... Bannside ...... I.J. Patterson ...... Scarva Street ...... Newcastle...... 028 4062 ...... 5927 ...... 028 ...... Garvaghy; Anaghlone Clonduff; Hilltown First Rathfriland ...... Ballyroney; Drumlee...... 12 (7) 12.15 (7); Castlewellan; Leitrim...... 10.30 7; 12.15 Tullylish; Gilford ...... Kilkinamurry...... Drumgooland; 12; 11; 12.30 (7) W.J.M. Parker...... 5 Mill Hill, Castlewellan, BT31 9NA P.D. Thompson...... Tandragee...... 13 Redbridge Road, Rathfriland, BT34 5AH ... M.N. Davids NO (16) MONAGHAN 171

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...... n o. Monaghan ...... onaghan ...... BT61 9EP...... nkey; W.D. — Mrs. Daphne Holmes-Greer; Holmes-Greer; Daphne — Mrs. W.D. nkey; ADDRESS ailieborough, Co. Cavan nham St, Cavan Town, Co nham se, Monagha Shercock Road, Cootehill, Co. Cavan oolshannagh, Monaghan...... allybay, Co. Monaghan...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Blantyre Synod, PO Box 413, Blantyre,

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...... The Manse, Old Bridge Road, Cootehill, Co...... The Manse, Clones, Co. M ...... The Manse, Castleblayney, C ...... The Manse, Castleshane, Co. Monaghan ...... Ballyalbany Man ...... Ballyalbany Wit. — S. Anketell; Hist. — Mrs. E. Steenson; Div. Heal. — S. Anketell; S.S. _____; McCo Youth — R.I. Carton; I.C.R. W. Moderator: D. Nesbitt PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Mission — E. Martin; Evan D. — Chaplain Holmes-Greer; Daphne Mrs. Peace — George McConkey; Press Officer Treasurer — T. Semple. — Mrs. Daphne Holmes-Greer; Nesbitt; Environment S.G. Anketell Clerk: MINISTERS arton ...... The Manse, C David Nesbitt...... Clones Rd., B G. Jean Mackarel...... The Manse, 15 Far Florence J. Taylor ...... Cohaw Lodge, ______S.G. Anketell ...... Corglass Manse, B ______cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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10.30); (10.30) (10.30) 10.30); (12.30); 12.30); (12) 12) (12); ( ( 10 11.15; 11 (10) 12.15 1.30 ( 10.30 11.15; 12.30; 12.30; 11.15; 10

...... 12 CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (16) MONAGHAN PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, October; March, May, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. of November third Tuesday First Monaghan...... First Ballybay; Second Rockcorry; Drumkeen...... First B’b’rough; Corraneary; Trinity, Bailieborough...... Killeshandra Drumkeeran; Cavan; Bellasis...... Missionary...... Herron Walter ...... First B’b’rough; Corraneary; 15 Trinity, Bailieborough...... First Monaghan, Smithborough* .Ballyalbany; Glennan*...... 11.30, 10.10 12; 10. Cootehill; Kilmount...... Drum; 10; Clones; Stonebridge R.I. C Ballyhobridge; Newbliss...... John H. Hanson ...... Frankford; First Castleblayney; CCAP Corvally ...... Clontibret NO 172 (16) MONAGHAN ...... g or

...... [email protected]..... icarton@presbyterianireland. 07720 219355 [email protected] ......

...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 049) 4332242...... (047) 049) 51257...... jmack ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ......

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... ilieborough Monaghan Monaghan, Smithborough .. st First B’borough; Corraneary; Trinity, Ba 1st Ballybay; 2nd Rockcorry; Drumkeen ...... NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL Herron...... First ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T S. Anketell...... R.I. Carton...... J. Hanson ...... 1 W. Missionary ...... G.J. Mackarel ...... D. Nesbitt ...... Cavan ...... ( NO (17) NEWRY 173

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el, Newry, BT34 4AF...... 028 4176 2321 ADDRESS ark, Bangor, Co Down, BT20 5RF Dublin Road, Dundalk, Co. 64 Mowhan Road, Markethill, Ar s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services oney Road, Banbridge, BT32 lasdrumman Road, Annal lasdrumman niokey Road, Poyntzpass, Newry, Co. Down, ...... L Eden Drive, Markethill, Co. Armagh, BT60 1LA.... 0 BT35 6RN...... 4Q BT35 0PD...... 4 Gibson Park Gardens, Cregagh Road, Belfast, BT6 9GN ...... BT60 1RQ......

Gaughey ...... 56 Tullyallen Road, Mountnorris, BT60 2HS...... Moderator: D.B. Murphy J. — PRESBYTERY AGENTS: S.S. — D. Rankin; R.E. J.K.A. McIntyre; Temp. Mattison; Youth — D.B. Murphy; Press — D.J. McGaughey; Soc. Wit. J. Mattison; Mission & Overseas — B.A.H. Wilson; Evan. — S.S. Johnston. Fin. — D. Rankin; Students F.J. Gibson; Peace & Peacemaking Stuart A. Finlay Clerk: ...... The Manse, Jerrettspass, Newry, MINISTERS Bingham ...... Mourne Manse, Kilkeel, Newry, BT34 4B Johnston ...... 28 Newcastle Street, Kilke R.J. Mattison...... 52 Ta N.S. Millen ...... “Shantilla”, B.A.H. Wilson ...... Newry, 28 Castleblayney St., Newtownhamilton, D. Rankin...... Fort Manse, S.A. Finlay...... 156 G cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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...... Joseph Nixon ...... 14 Ballym ...... Robert Nixon...... 2 Grandmere P ...... 11.30 (11); 7 ...... Dr. D.J. Mc CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (17) NEWRY PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, September, Stated March, September, Meetings: of February, First Tuesday of May. third Tuesday October, November; Brookvale; Ryans ...... Cremore; Tyrone’s Ditches...... Bessbrook Mourne Fourtowns Poyntzpass; Cremore; 11.30; 10.15; Annalong M.C. McCullough...... Dundalk; Castlebellingham, Carlingford ...... D.C. Scott...... Fourtowns; Poyntzpass 4 First Newry...... 11; 7 Jerrettspass First Drumbanagher, and Kingsmills ...... Mourne ...... Creggan...... Second N’hamilton; 11.30; 7 12 (7.30); 10.30 Kilkeel ...... 11.30 Dr M.A. Barry ...... First, Second Markethill...... 17 Windsor Hill, Newry, BT34 1ER...... 11.30 7 W.T. NO 174 (17) NEWRY

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ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... Rathfriland Road, Newry, ...... wbingham ...... [email protected]...... sjohnston@ s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Road, Rathfriland, New ...... S BT34 5BL...... 2H

...... The Manse, 12 Well Road, W’point, BT34 3RS ...... Newry, BT35 0EA... 63 Blaney Road, Altnamackin, 028 3087 8369 ...... BT60 Tullyallen Manse, Mountnorris, Co. Armagh, ...... phy...... 5 Finnard phy...... 5 cIntyre...... The Manse, Bessbrook, Newry, BT35 7AW ...... r MINISTERS

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS Colvin...... 1 Glen-Mullan, Colvin...... 1

______cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

SERVICES (7) 11.30; 10 11; 12.30 ______

NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Dr. M.A. BarryBingham...... Mourne...... W.T. First Newry ...... B. ColvinFinlay...... Annalong ...... S.A. Downshire Road ...... S.S. Johnston ...... D. Rankin ...... Kilkeel...... First, Second Markethill ...... Bessbrook; Tyrone’s Ditches*.... 11 7; 12.30 Downshire Road, Newry...... 11.30 (11) 7 Brookvale, Ryans ...... 10.45; 12.15 (7) Warrenpoint; Rostrevor...... J.K.A. M D.B. Mu B.D. Clarkesb’dge & First N’hamilton Gr.; McKelvey’s Gr Garmany’s Tullyallen; Mountnorris ...... 11; 12.30 NO (18) OMAGH 175

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BT51 4SW ...... J.W. Lockington; Youth — K. Henderson; . J.W. inore, Omagh, BT78 1UQ inore, Omagh, ADDRESS s, Portstewart, BT55 7SR ...... 028 708 Ballygawley, Dungannon, B oad, Dundonald, Belfast BT16 2LN ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Road, Irvinestown, BT94 1EY...... stlewood Avenue, Coleraine, BT52 1EW...... 028 7 ...... ansden Pk., Eglinton, Londonderry, BT47 3XL.. 028 718 Manse, Tattygar Road, Lisbellaw, Enniskillen, Castleview Park, Portrush, BT56 8AS ...... Glebe Road, Castlerock, N HA...... 8a Chanterhill Road, Enniskillen, BT74 6 21 Rotchell Park, Dumfries, DG2 7RH...... 2 BT94 5GQ ...... 9 Dunsuivinish Park, Station Road, P’stewart, BT55 7E

...... 78 Letfern Road, Sesk Moderator: K. Henderson W.D. — Students & Tr. Ch. PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Missions — R.D. Cameron; P.H.S. — Dr Cupples; Congregational Life & R. Herron Clerk: World Dev. — Mrs. S. Phillips; S.S. — C.F.D. Clements; Environment — Mr. D.N. Mr. — Environment Clements; World Dev. — Mrs. S. Phillips; S.S. C.F.D. — Miss M Guy; Social Services & A.D.E. G.D. Allen. Baxter; Peace & Peacemaking erron...... BT78 5NA 16 Beltany Road, Omagh, ...... Lockington...... BT79 0QN... 65 Rock Road, Beragh, Omagh, MINISTERS Clements ...... Lisnarick Clean ...... St., 77 Church J. Kelly...... 51 Church R thur O’Neill ...... Mew 11 Whitehaven seph Davison ...... G.D. Allen ...... The W. cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

SERVICES

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...... Desmond Shaw ...... 24 Seaview Drive, Portstewart, BT55 7JX...... 12 (7.30) Dr. J.W...... 11 7 W.D. Cupples ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (18) OMAGH PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, November; November; March, of February, Stated Meetings: First Tuesday and September. of May second Tuesday Drumquin ...... Seskinore; Edenderry Trinity, Omagh; Gillygooley...... Dromore; Drumquin ...... Sixmilecross...... CreevanFintona; B’nahatty & ... Jo Sixmilecross...... Clogherney First Omagh...... Clarke R.W.W. 11.30 (7) ...... Ballygawley; Ballyreagh...... 8 Gr Craig...... W.W.McI. Clogher; Glenhoy...... Gillygooley...... Trinity, Omagh; Casement...... 56 Dr. J.A. Matthews...... 11.30 (7); 10 J.L. Enniskillen 12 J.F. Murdoch...... Ar Irvinestown; Pettigo; Tempo...... 28a Dublin Road, BT78 Omagh, 1HE ... 11; 12.30; 9.45 Ballygawley; Ballyreagh...... Robert H 12 (7); 10.30 Seskinore; Edenderry ...... C.F.D. N.R. McCormick...... Lisbellaw; Lisnaskea; 12; 10.30 Ian Mc 76 Ca Maguiresbridge; N’townbutler.. R.D. Cameron NO 176 (18) OMAGH

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...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... ADDRESS ...... cdickson@presb ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... lcasement@presb anse, 501 Belfast Road, s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 028 8075 7857 jlo aledon Road, Aughnacloy, BT69 6H aledon Road, Aughnacloy,

NQ...... BT76 0UW ...... Fivemiletown, BT75 0SE ...... 9 ......

...... BT78 2JH 4 Derrybard Road, Fintona, Omagh, ...... 028 ...... BT78 5NX...... Avenue, Omagh, 3 Mountjoy ...... BT78 3BA..... Omagh, Road, Dromore, 52 Dooish ...... B Omagh, Road, Sixmilecross, 17 Meetinghouse 6632 5759 ...... 52 C ...... 52 ...... [email protected]...... MINISTERS

ADDITIONAL NUMBERS Dickson...... Cavanaleck M Dickson...... Cavanaleck ...... ______e cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

10.30 ______Aughentaine...... 10.45 ______...... 028 ...... Glenhoy ...... SERVICES (7) ______Omagh; Gillygooley...Omagh; ney...... 11 7; 12.30 K. Henderson ughnacloy; Ballymagran nniskillen Maguiresbridge; N’townbutler

...... 12.15; 10.45; (7) R.A. Campbell...... Road, Ballymagowan, 28 Tullybroom NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T G.D. Allen ...... Lisbellaw; Lisnaskea; R.D. Cameron...... R.A. Campbell...... Casement...... Seskinore; Edenderry...... Sixmilecross...... J.L. Clogher; W.D. Cupples...... C.I. Dickson E ...... K. Henderson...... Cavanaleck; Robert Herron...... A Dr. John Lockington Trinity, ...... I. McClean...... Clogher Ballygawley; Ballyreagh ...... CONGREGATIONS, ETC. Aughnacloy; Ballymagrane...... Clogher; Glenhoy Cavanaleck; Aughentaine ...... 11 (7); 12.30 (7) Mountjoy; Drumlegagh...... C.I. 12 (7.30); Drumquin...... Dromore; 12.15; Fintona; B’nahatty & Creevan .... Sixmilecross 11; 12.15 ...... 12 NO (19) ROUTE 177

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...... 14 Beechfield Park, Coleraine, BT52 2HZ ...... pson ...... Mansefield ...... 29 Mt. Hamilton Moderator: K.D.W. Crowe PRESBYTERY AGENTS: Soc. Wit. — Dr. M. Jones; Hist.& Div. Heal A.W.G. Brown; B.M.I. — S.T. Carson; Press, Finance & Sick Supply K.D.W. Crowe; S.S. Relations, Race McNie; D.I.J. — R.J. Gilkinson; C.T.& Youth — H.W. Mullan; Students — N. McClean; Peace & I.C.R., — & J.T. Environment Magowan; World Development — Dr. Peacemaking C.A. Grant; Mission & Property— N.E. Dorrans; R.E. — Dr. R.F.S. Poots; Manpower — A.C. Rankin. H.B. Wallace Clerk: ean...... Kilraughts MINISTERS unningham McCullough...... 91 Rosses Lane, Ballymena, BT42 2SQ ...... 028 J.T. Magowan ...... 6 Coleraine Road, Ballymon cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

SERVICES

30) 30) (6. 12 (11) Dr. J.A. Thom

...... T. Luke ...... Black Thorn C ...... C G.

CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (19) ROUTE PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, October, Stated March, May, Meetings: of February, First Tuesday November. Dunloy ...... Dunluce ...... Bushmills ...... Ballycastle ...... Deputy Clerk of Assembly...... Toberdoney; Croaghmore...... Brown...... Mosside...... J.H. Hume...... 6 Armoy; Ramoan John Wallace...... 134 BallymoneySt. James’s, H.B...... 11.30 (10.30) Drumreagh; Dromore Dr. A.W.G. Brown ...... Barton...... Dervock Dr. R.F.S. Poots, O.B.E...... 11 W.E.R. J.T. Trinity, Ballymoney ...... Ballyweaney...... 11.30 6.30 12 (7.30) First Kilraughts...... 12 (7.30) D.I.J. McNie ...... B Trinity Manse, Roddenfoot, Ballymoney, Maurice Barr N. McCl NO 178 (19) ROUTE

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...... [email protected]...... 6 ADDRESS ...... [email protected]...... oad, Finvoy, B’money, BT oad, Finvoy, B’money, ...... [email protected] ...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services craig Road, Ballyoglagh, Ballym ds Manse, 101 Kirk Road, Ballymoney, ...... [email protected] .... 028 2074 115 nse, 211 Straid Road, Bushmil nk, 10 Livery Road, Ballymoney, BT53 8PL nk, 10 Livery Road, Ballymoney, ......

Everglades, Ballycastle, BT54 6BE ..... Priestland Road, Bushmills, BT Priestland Road, Bushmills, Z L B

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ADDITIONAL NUMBERS Rankin...... The Manse, 87 Charlotte Street, Ball Dorrans...... 42 P.B. Wilson ...... The Ma ...... 028 2766 2798 ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

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...... 12; 10.45 Dr. C.A. Grant ...... BT53 319 Moyarget Road, Mosside, Ballymoney, ...... 12 (7.30) D. Bannerman...... 134 Moy NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ...... 11.30 (6.30)...... 11.30 Dr...... 11.30 G R.W. CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Toberkeigh Drumreagh; Dromore ...... 12; 10.45 First Ballymoney...... 11.30 (6.30) Dunluce ...... Bushvale...... 11.30 (7) H.W. Mullan...... 12 A.C. Ballycastle; Croaghmore...... Manse, Drumreagh 99 Bann Road, Ballymoney, 11.30 7; 10 Garryduff; Dunloy...... 12; 10.55 Mosside; Toberdoney S.T. Cars Roseyards N.E...... 12 K.D.W. Finvoy R.J. Gilkinson...... Bushmills 83 Garryduff BT53 Road, 7DF. Ballymoney, RamoanArmoy; ...... 10.30; Dr. M. Jones ...... S.T. Carson...... Roseyar K.D.W. Crowe...... Dunluce...... N.E. Dorrans...... Bushvale J.T. Magowan...... Ballycastle; Croaghmore ...... N. McClean Ballymoney St. James’s, ...... D.I.J. McNie...... First Kilraughts...... Trinity, Ballymoney...... NO (19) ROUTE 179

...... presbyterianireland.org...... 07875 556714 ...... dpoots@ s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... [email protected]...

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Dr. R.F.S. Poots, O.B.E...... Deputy Clerk...... Dr. J.A. Thompson ...... Dervock...... NO 180 (20) TEMPLEPATRICK

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Kennaway; A.D.E. — J.L. Tosh; Youth — G. Kennaway; A.D.E. — J.L. Tosh; Youth Malcolm; Res. Trust. — D. Malcolm; Mission Res. Trust. — D. Malcolm; Malcolm; , BT39 0SA ......

ADDRESS Park, Greenisland, Carrickfergus, Gdns., Ballyclare, BT39 9HU...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services 122 Millisle Road, Donaghadee, BT21 0LB 0 Village Green, Doagh, Ballyclare, BT39 0UD ... Ballylenaghan Road, Belfast BT8 6WU...... 19 Seskin Avenue, Straid, Ballyclare, BT39 9L 7 Movilla Gardens, Portstewart, BT55 7BF ..... O.C. Manse, 82 Portglenone Road, Randalstown, BT38 8YB...... 22 Highgrove Drive, Ballyclare, BT39 9XH...... BT41 3EH......

rld Soc. Ser. — D. Dev. Weir; — W.D. Barkley; U. Appeal — J.H. MacConnell; Students — G Moore; Peace & Peacemaking — Peacemaking & Peace Moore; Barkley; U. Appeal — J.H. MacConnell; Students G David Ford; Race Relations — B. Kennaway. — P.E. Dickinson; Hist. Soc.& Env. — W.D. Weir; Div. Heal. — A.V. Stewart; Training Stewart; A.V. — Heal. Div. Weir; — P.E. Dickinson; Hist. Soc.& Env. W.D. Patton; Evan. — Dr W.D. of Church Members Simpson; S. Sch. — J. Holmes; Press — B. S. Sch. — J. Holmes; Simpson; Moderator: A.V. Stewart Kennaway; B. — PRESBYTERY AGENTS: R.E. — L.S. Kirkpatrick; Inter-Church Rel. Wo W.D. Weir Clerk: onnell...... 102 Farm Lodge MINISTERS lland...... Pollock...... 107 Mill Road, Ballyclare, BT39 9DZ ......

cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

SERVICES

...... R.A. Boyd...... 8 Rathmena ...... 6 11.30 Dr. W.D. Patton...... Conn...... Shalom, E.T.

...... McClintock...... 10 S.W. CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (20) TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May; second March, May; Stated of February, Meetings: First Tuesday of October, November, first Tuesday of September; Tuesday December. Second Ballyeaston Second Donegore Killead; Loanends...... First Donegore...... First Ballyeaston ...... Kilbride First Antrim...... 11 7High Street, Antrim ...... Randalstown O.C. Weir W.D...... Crumlin...... J. To 37 11.30 (7) First Randalstown; Duneane ...... J.H. MacC Templepatrick...... Dr. S.J. Dixon ...... Kilbride...... 11 BT41 Greystone 1HD..... Road, Antrim, 11.30 (10.30) (7) High Street, Antrim...... B. Kennaway ...... Sleith...... W.J. 11 (7) Theological Professor ...... G. Moore...... 1 Lurgan Road, BT29 Crumlin, 4QA... 50 Kilbride Road, Doagh Wilson...... T.H. T. I.T. McKee...... BT41 1B 16 Beechfield, The Steeple, Antrim, Dr. L.S. Kirkpatrick...... BT29 4TE...... Crumlin 14 Grange Road, Carmavy, 028 90 NO (20) TEMPLEPATRICK 181

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ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... Parkgate, Templepatric ...... [email protected]...... oad, Aldergrove, Cruml s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... Ballynafey Road, Randalstown,Ballynafey BT41 3HZ ...... 028 7965 0884 U L 10 Ahoghill Road, Randalstown, BT41 3BJ...... 10 Ahoghill 88 Lylehill Road, Templepatrick, BT39 0DG ...... Ballyclare, BT39 9SJ...... Ballyclare, BT39 0AF ...... 4H BT41 1HP...... 0H BT39 9SL ......

...... Gardens, Greystone Road, Antrim, 2 Brantwood ...... Bally 30 Main Street, Parkgate, Templepatrick, n ...... 50 Killead R Dowell ...... 10 Lower Ballyboley Road, Ballyeasto MINISTERS ADDITIONAL NUMBERS osh ...... 16 Kensingvale, osh ...... 16 John Holmes ...... 15 ...... cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

(7) ______SERVICES 30 (7.30) Angus V. Stewart ...... Road, Dundrod, Cruml 2 Leathemstown 12.00) 12.00) 11.30 Stephen Simpso 11.30 Stephen ( 11 (10.30); 12.30 Second Randalstown

...... 6 11.30 R.L. Brown ...... 11.30 (11) (7) C.M. Glover...... Parade Manse, 8 Trenchill Road, Ball ...... 12; 10.40 (7.30) W.J. Murdock ...... 11.30 (7) J.L. T NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T R.L. Brown...... P.T. Dalzell...... Dickinson...... Muckamore...... P.E. Hydepark; Lylehill...... Second Randalstown Second Donegore Hydepark; Lylehill ...... 10.30; (6.30) 12 First Randalstown; Duneane...... P.T. Dalzell...... Killead; Loanends Muckamore...... 11.30 (7) First Donegore...... First Ballyeaston...... 11.30 (11) (7)Dundrod...... P.E. Dickinson...... 11. 76 Dunadry BT41 Road, 4QJ Antrim, ..... Mc E.S. Templepatrick...... 11 (7) Second Ballyeaston Greystone Road, Antrim ...... 10.30 R.C. Kerr ...... B’clare Rd., Templepatrick, 750 Antrim NO 182 (20) TEMPLEPATRICK ...... g or

nd. and.org ..... erianireland.org .. yt terianireland.org .... sbyterianireland.org rianireland.org...... terianireland.org...... yterianireland.org...... 5 11 46 presbyterianireland.org...... [email protected]...... 998 470 78 00 acconnell@pre tpollock@presbyterianirel [email protected] ...... 077 jmurdock@presby 041

. 30 ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected]...... 07718 919913...... 07718 ...... [email protected]...... [email protected] ...... jsleith@presb ...... twilson@ ...... [email protected] ...... 9442 24 s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... [email protected]...... hm

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e ...... jholmes@presbyterianirela e cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ...... oanends Ballyeaston...... cglover@presbyte Randalstown; Dunean Ballyeaston...... Ballyeaston...... emcdowell@presb ...... Randalstown; Duneane...... Donegore...... ssimpson@presby nd st st st st st NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL D. Weir...... Killead; L ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Dr. S.J. Dixon...... C.M. Glover First Antrim ...... J. Holmes...... 2 B. Kennaway...... 1 Crumlin ...... R.C. Kerr ...... Dr. L.S. Kirkpatrick ...... J. H. MacConnell ...... Theological Professor...... E.S. McDowell...... 1 ...... I.T. McKee ...... 1 028 9020 5080 ...... G. Moore ...... High Street, Antrim ...... W.J. Murdock...... 028 9058 0040 Kilbride...... Killead; Loanends...... ls.kirkp ...... Dr. W.D. Patton...... T. Pollock O.C. Randalstown...... S. Simpson...... 1 W.J. Sleith...... Stewart...... 1 ...... Dundrod ...... A.V. High Street, Antrim...... W. Wilson...... Templepatrick ...... T.H...... NO (21) TYRONE 183

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ewartstown, BT71 5NY ad, Upperlands, Magh ADDRESS ad, Cookstown, BT80 8QN...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services Road, Dungannon, BT70 1S illaughey Road, Donaghadee, BT21 0BQ . urragh Road, Aghadowey, Coleraine, BT51 ...... ankfield Drive, Coagh, Cookstown, BT80 8DG . 028 8673 7 arlough Road, Dungannon, BT71 E U Mountview Avenue, Moneymore, BT45 7GY ...... Mountview Crescent, Moneymore, BT45 7QN ...... 028 86 4B 8A BT46 5TT ......

...... BT45 7QE 10 Ministers Walk, Moneymore, ...... n ...... 119A Coolreaghs Ro Coolreaghs ...... 119A ...... Ro 74 Ballymacilcurr Moderator: D.J. Irvine PRESBYTERY AGENTS: C.M.F. — D.J. Irvine; Missions J.W. Fleck; Board of J.A. — Youth Smith; I.F. — R.E. Lindsay; Mission — J.J. Currie; Soc. Witness S.J.M. Res. Trust — Dr. K.O. Patterson; Publicity The Clerk; Curry; Hist. — I.F. Smith; Finance — E. Carroll. T.J. Conway Clerk: MINISTERS Ross ...... 69 F Ross ...... 69 . Fleck...... 74 Farriter J.I. Thompson...... Street, Cook Loy Hill Manse, 73 James . Flaherty ...... BT45 6 Magherafelt Road, Tobermore, Dr. A.R. Rodgers ...... 33 Gortnaskea Road, St cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

12.30 T.J. Conway 12.30 T.J. SERVICES 12 6.30; 10.45 Hugh

...... J.C. Lee...... 158 C ...... (11) 7 11.30 Dr...... K Myers...... 132 J.M. CONGREGATIONS, ETC. ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T (21) TYRONE PRESBYTERY Stated Meetings: First Tuesday of February, March, May, October, Stated March, May, Meetings: of February, First Tuesday in First Cookstown. at 7.30 p.m. December November, Saltersland Dungannon Molesworth, Cookstown...... Culnady; Swatragh First Magherafelt ...... First, Second Moneymore ...... Orritor; Claggan...... CarlandNewmills; ...... First Cookstown Coburn W.T...... 2 Upper, Lower Clonaneese...... 11 (7.30) 12.30 First, Second Moneymore ...... D.S. Graham...... 11.30 7 Culnady; Swatragh...... J.W 21 Liffock Avenue, Castlerock, BT51 4DF...... J.B. McCormick...... 11; 17 B DraperstownTobermore; I.F. Smith ...... 7 Molesworth, Cookstown...... 12.15 6.30; 10.45 J.H Castledawson; Curran 11.30 7 ...... A.S. Thompso 12 6; 10.40 Dr. K.O. Patterson ...... T.W.A. Greer 63 Main Street, Castledawson, BT45 8AA.... NO 184 (21) TYRONE

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... [email protected]...... ADDRESS ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... Magherafelt, BT45 5DG ...... 028 7963 2128 ...... [email protected] ...... [email protected] ...... sgraha ...... [email protected] ...... oad, Bellaghy, BT45 8JD.. Road, Dungannon, BT70 3 ...... [email protected]...... s for Services during summer months or other than weekly other months or summer during s for Services ...... [email protected] ...... rritor Road, Cookstown, BT80 9NE . oagh Road, Stewartstown, BT BT80 0BR...... BT71 7BR......

4002 ...... 14 Mullagh Road, Maghera, BT46 5EB ...... Hill Road, D Prospect Manse, Windmill ...... Bridge Road, 15 Ballinderry Coagh, Co. Tyrone _ ...... 36 Hospital Road, e MINISTERS rown ...... 11 Drumreany Drumreany rown ...... 11 ADDITIONAL NUMBERS loan...... R 1 Ballynease Irvine ...... 49 C Irvine ...... 49 cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names

...... d; Eglish...... 10; 12.15 ______10.45 W.G. Hamilton ...... 253 O 11.30 7 ______SERVICES 10.30 (7) S.J.M. Lindsay...... BT70 2OH.... 13 Main Street, Pomeroy, agherafelt 12 6.30; 10.45 J.J. Curri 11.05; 12.15; 10 D.J. 11.30 6.30 ______Magherafelt...... 028 7963 Stewartstown, Brigh,...... dirvine@presbyteriani st st

...... 10.15 ...... 10.15 NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL CONGREGATIONS, ETC. T. Coburn...... Molesworth, Cookstown ...... ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T Union Road, Magherafelt and Lecumpher ...... First Magherafelt...... 11 6 First Stewartstown; Brigh; Albany ...... Sandholes...... Pomeroy; 12; Castlecaulfield; Eglish ...... Orritor; Claggan 10.45 12; (7) ...... Bellaghy; Knockloughrim...... 12.10; J.A. Curry ...... 12 6; 10.45 Dungannon 46 King Street, Magherafelt, BT45 6AU... D.H. B Maghera...... Coagh; Ballygoney; Saltersland.. J.E. S 11.05; D.H. Brown ...... W. Castlecaulfiel T.J. Conway ...... J.A. CurryFlaherty ...... Culnady; Swatragh Tobermore;Draperstown...... J.H. Fleck...... 1 Clonaneese...... J.W...... D.S. Graham...... Greer...... Molesworth...... T.W.A. First M ...... W.G. Hamilton ...... D.J. Irvine...... Orritor; Claggan...... 1 ...... NO (21) TYRONE 185

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cs; Names in order of ministerial seniority; Hours in bracket Hours of seniority; in order ministerial cs; Names ore ...... ookstown Dungannon NAME CONGREGATION OFFICE FAX MOBILE or E MAIL ES: listed in itali Emeritus Stated Supplies listed *; Minister T J.B. McCormick...... S.J.M. Lindsay...... 1st, 2nd Moneym Dr. A.R. Rodgers Sandholes Pomeroy; ...... I.F. Smith...... Thompson...... Moneymore...... A.S. Orritor; Claggan ...... Dr. J.I. Thompson...... First C ...... NO 186 Belfast ..... Ards ...... Down ...... East Belfast ...... Down ...... Iveagh ...... North Belfast 59 ...... Derry & Strabane 82 ...... North Belfast 37 ...... North Belfast ...... East Belfast 224 ...... East Belfast 677 ...... Iveagh ...... Foyle 8373 ...... Ards ...... Derry & Strabane 146 8382 ...... Ards ...... East Belfast 9065 2487 ...... East Belfast 9064 3816 ...... North Belfast

...... Coleraine ...... East Belfast MINISTERS UNDER THE CARE OF PRESBYTERIES ..... 5 Kingsdale Park, Belfast, BT5 7BY...... 028 9079 8555 ...... East Belfast ame Address Telephone Presbytery N Dr. ELIZABETH JAMISON W.J. TODD...... 10 Manse Pk., Newtownards, BT23 4TN...... 028 9181 L.R. PEDLOW...... D. MARK...... 16 Marsham Court, Bangor, BT20 4RS...... J.C. TEENEY...... 9 Thornhill Avenue, Lisburn, BT28 3EE...... 028 9145 7 S. ARMSTRONG ...... 6 Huntingdale Grange, Ballyclare, BT39 9XY...... R.N. STEWART...... 6 Onslow Gardens, Bangor, BT19 7HH ...... 028 9334 04 K.G. PATTERSON...... 11 Lissadell Gardens, Portstewart, BT55 7SX ...... 028 9127 5378E.G. McAULEY ...... 6 Meadowbank, Carrickfergus, BT38 8GZ ...... 028 7083 5060Dr. V. DOBBIN, CB, MBE... . 13G Seahaven, Seahaven Road, Groomsport, BT19 5PH...... CHERYL MEBAN...... Glenview, 20 Cushendall Road, Bonemargy, Ballycastle, BT54 6QR ...... R.K. GRAHAM ...... 12 Ardgreenan Drive, Belfast, BT4 3FQ...... 028 2076 3841D.R. BAKER ...... c/o 35 Knocklantern Grove, Coleraine, BT52 1NU ...... 028 9065 7757L.W.H. HILDITCH Route ...... 5 Ormiston Park, Belfast, BT4 3JT...... R.J. GREER ...... c/o Church House, Belfast, BT1 6DW...... 028 L.H. EAGLESON...... 3 Stenor Close, Fleckney, Leicester, LE8 8TG ...... 35 Grove Road, Ballymena, BT43 6SN...... 01162 402 028 2564 6539 D. McKEE ...... C.D. MAWHINNEY ...... Appt. 23, Mount Royal Fold, Millisle Rd, Donaghadee, BT21 0QY.... 44 Cranley Grove, Bangor, BT19 7EY...... 028 9188 8129 ...... 028 9145 0324 ... Ards M. SPRATT...... C.I. McKNIGHT...... 9 Gransha Park, Bangor, BT20 4XT...... W.A. SHAW...... 25 Hampton Rise, Dromore, Co Down...... 028 9 W.M. SMYTH ...... 34 Kimberley Road, Carnmoney, Newtownabbey, BT36 6NZ...... 028 9269 84 F.W. VINCENT...... 6 Mornington, Belfast, BT7 3JS ...... 028 9084 9700 ...... R.A. CROOKS...... 27 Thirlmere Gardens, Belfast, BT15 5EF ...... 028 North W.J. HARSHAW...... ______...... 028 9077 36 7 Victory Street, Lisburn, BT27 4TP...... 187 st re care of omore ast Belfast East Belfast South Belfast k .. 028 9752 1096 Ballygowan Down MINISTERS TRANSFERRING FROM OTHER CHURCHES Name Address Telephone Congregation Under ...... Ballygowan, BT23 6JA ...... D. REYES MARTIN ...... Ballygowan Church Office, Hill, W.S. SMART ...... G.W.D. STEWART 17 Cairnburn Crescent, Belfast, BT4 2HY...... C.M. WILSON ...... 028 9076 1500 30 Dunlady Manor, Dundonald, BT16 1YP...... Stormont 57 Rosewood Glen, Lisburn, BT28 2FH...... 028 9048 1036 028 9260 5220 St. Andrew’s Hillhall Ards Dr W.H. HIGGINS...... T. MORGAN...... 92 Carnreagh, Hillsborough, BT26 6LJ ...... DR. A.F. NEL 35 Willowholme St., Belfast, BT6 8NW...... 028 9268 8262 028 9046 9032 West Kir 5B Bryanscourt, Osborne Pk., Belfast, BT9 6JS...... Cregagh 07927 406716 E South Belfa KIRAN I. WIMBERLY ...... 11 Strangford Avenue, Belfast, BT9 6PG...... 028 9066 5739 Hillsborough Dromo 188 s care of rds LICENTIATES ...... 028 9086 5004 1st Larne Carrickfergus 13 Mount Pleasant Road, Jordanstown, Newtownabbey, BT37 0NQ Name Address Telephone Congregation Under M.R.J. ANDERSON ...... N.D. CRAIG...... 6 Church Hill Park, Ballygowan, BT23 6JF...... G. McFADDEN 33 East Street, Donaghadee, BT21 0DW...... 028 9752 1683L.A. PATTERSON ...... 028 9188 2634 9 Ilse Court, Larne, BT40 3NT...... NewtownbredaM.E. DONALD...... 81 Magherahamlet Rd, Ballynahinch, BT24 8JZ Trinity, Bangor .... 028 2826 8455J.D. MONTGOMERY ...... 68 Meadowvale, Ballymena, BT42 4EY ...... First Larne 028 9756 2207W. MONTGOMERY ...... 21 Joanmount Gdns, Belfast BT14 6NX ...... 028 2564 6532 McQuiston MemorialR.S.J. McILHATTON...... 73 Lisnamuck Rd, Aghadowey, BT51 4ET...... West Church, B’mena 028 9071 4488M.D. McNEELY East Belfast ...... 14 Summer Meadow’s View, L’derry, BT47 6SH.. East Belfast Ards EglintonK. NELSON Ballymena ...... 10 Irwin Crescent, Belfast, BT4 3AQ...... 028 7131 0286N.J.E. REID...... 10 Shannaghmore Park, Lurgan, BT66 7PT...... 028 9029 3779 EbringtonHEATHER M. RENDELL 4 Lowtown Terrace, Cullybackey, BT42 1NE ...... First Holywood 028 3832 1589 Carrickfergu I. THOMPSON...... 10 Lislaynan, Ballycarry, C’fergus, BT38 9GZ 028 2588 2633 ...... LegacurryS.A. WOODBURN 20 Ardlee Avenue, Holywood, BT18 9LT ...... Cuningham Mem. 028 9337 3739D.J. McILWAINE ...... 52 Rosebery Gardens, Belfast, BT6 8JG 028 9042 2464 ...... BallyclareM.C. COWAN...... 9 Thorncroft, Ahoghill, Ballymena, BT42 1RX...... Regent Street 028 9045 6023 Ards North Belfast D. BROWNLOW...... 21 St. Albans Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5DR ...... 028 2587 1022 Gardenmore Ballymena W. BUCHANAN Derry & Strabane ...... 4 Sea Road, Castlerock, BT51 4RE...... 028 9087 3444 RathcooleA. CARROLL ...... 33 Browndod Road, Larne, BT40 3DZ 028 7084 8524 First Saintfield ...... Dromore D. CLAWSON ...... 2 Hillcrest Crescent, Newtownabbey, BT36 6EF.... 1st Ballymoney 028 2827 2467J. COCHRANE ...... 2 Strone Park, Dundonald, Belfast, BT16 1UW...... 078 9183 7457 Ards FisherwickMOLLY DEATHERAGE.... Carrickfergus 38 Moyra Crescent, Saintfield, BT24 7AG 028 9048 6428 ...... GreenislandC. DEERING...... Carrickfergus 19 Cardy Road East, Greyabbey, BT22 2LR...... Craigy Hill, Larne 028 9751 0761M. GRACEY...... Down “Beechvale”, Cortrasna, Rosslea, BT92 7FU 028 4278 8913 ...... Route 2nd Comber North Belfast Ballywalter 028 6775 1672 Harmony Hill Carrickfergus Derry & Strabane South Belfast Carrickfergus Down Ards Dromore D. LEACH...... 4 Fairfield Glen, Bangor, BT20 4XP...... 028 9147 2289 Hamilton Rd., Bangor A 189 care of Name Address Telephone Congregation Under D. LEAL...... KAREN MBAYO ...... 44 Willow Gardens, Dunmurry, BT17 9QJ...... D. McCARTHY ...... 10 Whitehall Parade, Belfast, BT7 3GX...... 028 9020 7678M. McCLENAHAN ...... 16 Glenaan Avenue, Dunmurry, Belfast, BT17 9AU 028 9064 0029 St. Andrew’sD. McCONNELL 028 9061 8058 ...... 271 Old Belfast Road, Bangor, BT19 1LU ...... 1st BangorP. McCULLOUGH Abbot’s Cross ...... 32 Cherryhill Avenue, Dundonald, BT16 1JD ...... 028 9146 7245P. TURTON ...... 40 Byrestown Road, Kells, B’mena, BT42 3JD...... 028 9041 8824 Greenwell Street 10 Grange Lodge, Muckamore, Antrim, BT41 1BQ 028 2589 1768 Dundonald 028 9446 0596 1st Antrim East Belfast Glengormley North Belfast Ards Ards East Belfast North Belfast Templepatrick B. WALKER ...... 25 Willowfield Drive, Belfast, BT6 8HN...... 028 9080 2799 Ballygilbert Ards 190 Alphabetical List of Congregations —————— The letter after the Congregation indicates the Synod with which it is connected. M—Munster S—Secession U—Ulster

Aghada (U)...... 13 Ballymena (West Church) (U) ..3 Belfast (Knock) (S) ...... 6 Aghadowey (U) ...... 8 Ballymena (Wellington St.) (U)3 Belfast (McCracken Meml.)...... 5 Ahoghill (1st) (U)...... 3 Ballymoney (1st) (U) ...... 19 Belfast (W.J. McQuiston Meml.) Ahoghill (Brookside) (S)...... 3 Ballymoney (St. James’) (U)...19 (U) ...... 6 Ahoghill (Trinity) (S)...... 3 Ballymoney (Trinity) (S)...... 19 Belfast (May St.) (U)...... 5 Ahorey (S) ...... 2 Ballymote (U)...... 13 Belfast (Malone) (U) ...... 5 Albany (U)...... 21 Ballynahatty & Creevan (S,U) 18 Belfast (Mersey St.) (U)...... 6 Alt (S)...... 9 Ballynahinch (1st) (U)...... 11 Belfast (Monkstown) (U) ...... 4 Anaghlone (S, U)...... 15 Ballynure (U)...... 7 Belfast (Mountpottinger) (S).....6 Anahilt (U) ...... 12 Ballyrashane (U)...... 8 Belfast (Nelson Meml.)...... 5 Annalong (U)...... 17 Ballyreagh (S)...... 18 Belfast (New Mossley)...... 4 Antrim (1st) (U) ...... 20 Ballyroney (U)...... 15 Belfast (Newington) (S) ...... 4 Antrim (High Street) (U)...... 20 Ballyshannon (U) ...... 10 Belfast (Newtownbreda) (U).....6 Antrim (Greystone Road) (U) .20 Ballywalter (1st & 2nd) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Oldpark) (U) ...... 4 Ardglass (U) ...... 11 Ballywatt (S)...... 8 Belfast (Orangefield) (U) ...... 6 Ardstraw (S, U) ...... 9 Ballyweaney (U)...... 19 Belfast (Rathcoole) (U) ...... 4 Arklow (U) ...... 13 Ballywillan (U)...... 8 Belfast (Ravenhill) (U)...... 6 Armagh (1st) (U)...... 2 Balteagh (U) ...... 14 Belfast (Richview) (S,U)...... 5 Armagh (Mall) (U)...... 2 Banagher (U) ...... 14 Belfast (Rosemary) (U) ...... 4 Armaghbrague (U) ...... 2 Banbridge (Scarva St.) (U)...... 15 Belfast (St. Andrew’s) (U) ...... 6 Armoy (U) ...... 19 Bangor (1st) (U) ...... 1 Belfast (Saintfield Rd.) (S)...... 6 Athy (U) ...... 13 Bangor (Ballycrochan) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Seaview) (S) ...... 4 Aughentaine (S)...... 18 Bangor (Hamilton Rd.) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Shankill Rd.) (S)...... 5 Aughnacloy (U)...... 18 Bangor (Kilcooley) (U) ...... 1 Belfast (Sinclair Seamen’s) (U) 4 Badoney & Corrick (U, S) ...... 9 Bangor (Lisnabreen) (S)...... 1 Belfast (Stormont) (U) ...... 6 Bailieborough (1st) (U) ...... 16 Bangor (St. Andrew’s) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Strand) (S)...... 6 Bailieborough (Trinity) (S) .....16 Bangor (Trinity) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Townsend St.) (U) ...... 5 Ballina (U)...... 13 Bangor (West Ch.) (U)...... 1 Belfast (Tullycarnet) (U)...... 6 Ballinderry (U) ...... 12 Bannside (S) ...... 15 Belfast (Ulsterville) (S) ...... 5 Ballindrait (U) ...... 10 Belfast (Abbot’s Cross) (U) ...... 4 Belfast (Westbourne) (S)...... 6 Ballyalbany (S)...... 16 Belfast (Abbey, Belfast (West Kirk) (U)...... 5 Ballyarnett (U)...... 9 Monkstown) (U)...... 4 Belfast (Windsor) (S) ...... 5 Ballybay (1st) (U)...... 16 Belfast (Alexandra) (U)...... 4 Belfast (Woodvale) (S)...... 4 Ballybay (2nd) (U) ...... 16 Belfast (Ballyhenry) (U)...... 4 Bellaghy (S,U)...... 21 Ballyblack (S)...... 1 Belfast (Ballygomartin) (S)...... 4 Bellasis (U)...... 16 Ballycairn (U)...... 5 Belfast (Ballymacarrett) (U)...... 6 Bellville (S) ...... 2 Ballycarry (U)...... 7 Belfast (Ballysillan) (U)...... 4 Benburb (U)...... 2 Ballycastle (U)...... 19 Belfast (Belmont) (S) ...... 6 Bessbrook (U)...... 17 Ballyclare (U)...... 7 Belfast (Belvoir) (S)...... 6 Blackrock (U)...... 13 Ballydown (S) ...... 15 Belfast (Berry St.) (S) ...... 5 Boardmills (Trinity) (S,U)...... 11 Ballyeaston (1st) (U) ...... 20 Belfast (Bloomfield) (S)...... 6 Boveedy (S)...... 8 Ballyeaston (2nd) (S) ...... 20 Belfast (Cooke Centenary) (U) .6 Bovevagh (U) ...... 14 Ballygawley (U) ...... 18 Belfast (Cregagh) (U)...... 6 Boyle (S) ...... 13 Ballygilbert (U) ...... 1 Belfast (Crumlin Road) (U) ...... 4 Bray (S) ...... 13 Ballygoney (S)...... 21 Belfast (Duncairn and St. Enoch’s Brigh (U) ...... 21 Ballygowan (U) ...... 11 (S,U) ...... 4 Brookvale (U)...... 17 Ballygrainey (U)...... 1 Belfast (Eglinton) (S) ...... 4 Broughshane (1st) (U)...... 3 Ballyhobridge (S) ...... 16 Belfast (Finaghy, Lowe Broughshane (2nd) (S) ...... 3 Ballyholme (U)...... 1 Memorial) (U) ...... 5 Buckna (U) ...... 3 Ballykelly (U)...... 14 Belfast (Fisherwick) (U)...... 5 Burnside (U)...... 8 Ballylennon (S, U)...... 10 Belfast (Fitzroy Ave.) (S)...... 5 Burt (U) ...... 9 Ballylinney (U)...... 7 Belfast (Fortwilliam and Bushmills (U) ...... 19 Ballymagrane (S)...... 18 Macrory) (S,U) ...... 4 Bushvale (S) ...... 19 Ballymena (1st) (U)...... 3 Belfast (Garnerville) (S)...... 6 Cairnalbana (U) ...... 3 Ballymena (Ballee) (S)...... 3 Belfast (Glengormley) (U) ...... 4 Cairncastle (U) ...... 7 Ballymena (Ballyloughan) (U)..3 Belfast (Gt. Victoria St.) (U).....5 Caledon (S)...... 2 Ballymena (Ballykeel) (S)...... 3 Belfast (Immanuel) (S,U)...... 4 Cargycreevy (U)...... 12 Ballymena (High Kirk) (S)...... 3 Belfast (Kilmakee) (U)...... 5 Carland (U)...... 21 Ballymena (Harryville) (U)...... 3 Belfast (Kirkpatrick Meml.) (U)6 Carlingford (S) ...... 17 191

Carlow (U)...... 13 Cumber (Upper) (U)...... 14 Enniscorthy (U) ...... 13 Carndonagh (U)...... 9 Cuningham Meml. (U) ...... 3 Enniskillen (U) ...... 18 Carnlough/Cushendall (U) ...... 3 Curran (S)...... 21 Ervey (U)...... 13 Carnmoney (U)...... 4 Derramore (U) ...... 14 Eskylane (U)...... 3 Carnone (S)...... 10 Derry (Carlisle Road) (S)...... 9 Fahan (U)...... 9 Carrickfergus (1st) (U)...... 7 Derry (Ebrington) (U) ...... 9 Fannett (U) ...... 10 Carrickfergus (Downshire) (U) .7 Derry (1st & Claremont) (U) ....9 Faughanvale (U)...... 14 Carrickfergus (Joymount) (U)...7 Derry (2nd) (Strand & Fermoy (M,U) ...... 13 Carrickfergus (Woodlands) (U) 7 Buncrana) (S) (U)...... 9 Fintona (U) ...... 18 Carrigart (U)...... 10 Derry (Kilfennan) (U) ...... 9 Finvoy (U) ...... 19 Carrowdore & Ballyfrenis (S)...1 Derry (Waterside) (S)...... 9 Fourtowns (S)...... 17 Carryduff (U)...... 6 Dervock (U)...... 19 Frankford (S) ...... 16 Castleblayney (1st) (U) ...... 16 Donacloney (S)...... 15 Galway (U)...... 13 Castlecaulfield (S) ...... 21 Donaghadee (1st) (U)...... 1 Gardenmore (Larne) (S)...... 7 Castledawson (U) ...... 21 Donaghadee (Shore St.) (U)...... 1 Garmany’s Grove (S) ...... 17 Castlederg (1st) (U)...... 9 Donagheady (1st) (U)...... 14 Garryduff (S) ...... 19 Castlederg (2nd) (S) ...... 9 Donegal (S,U)...... 10 Garvagh (1st) (U) ...... 8 Castlereagh (U)...... 6 Donegore (1st) (U) ...... 20 Garvagh (Main St.)...... 8 Castlerock (S)...... 8 Donegore (2nd) (S)...... 20 Garvaghy (S) ...... 15 Castlewellan (S) ...... 15 Donemana (S,U)...... 14 Gilford (S) ...... 15 Cavan (U) ...... 16 Donaghmore (Down) (U)...... 15 Gillygooley (S)...... 18 Cavanaleck (U)...... 18 Donoughmore (Donegal) (U)..10 Gilnahirk (S)...... 6 Churchtown (U)...... 3 Douglas (U) ...... 9 Glascar (S)...... 15 Cladymore (S) ...... 2 Downpatrick (U)...... 11 Glastry (U)...... 1 Claggan (U) ...... 21 Draperstown (U)...... 21 Glenarm (U) ...... 3 Clare (U)...... 2 Drogheda (S) ...... 13 Glendermott (U) ...... 14 Clarkesbridge (S)...... 17 Dromara (1st) (U)...... 12 Glenelly (U)...... 9 Clonaneese (Lower) (S) ...... 21 Dromara (2nd) (U) ...... 12 Glenhoy (S) ...... 18 Clonaneese (Upper) (S)...... 21 Dromore (Derry) (S)...... 19 Glennan (U)...... 16 Clogher (U)...... 18 Dromore (Tyrone) (U)...... 18 Glenwherry (U) ...... 3 Clogherney (U)...... 18 Dromore (1st) (Down) (U)...... 12 Gorey ...... 13 Clonduff (U)...... 15 Dromore (Banbridge Rd) (S) ..12 Gortin (U)...... 9 Clones (S)...... 16 Drum (S,U)...... 16 Gortnessy (U) ...... 14 Clontarf & Scots (S, U)...... 13 Drumachose (U) ...... 14 Grange with Craigmore (U) ...... 3 Clontibret (S,U)...... 16 Drumbanagher (1st) (U)...... 17 Granshaw (S)...... 6 Clough (Antrim) (U) ...... 3 Drumbo (U) ...... 12 Greenbank (S)...... 9 Clough (Down) (U) ...... 11 Drumgooland (S)...... 15 Greenisland (S)...... 7 Cloughey (U)...... 1 Drumhillery (S) ...... 2 Greyabbey (Trinity) (U)...... 1 Cloughwater (U)...... 3 Drumkeen (S) ...... 16 Greystones (S) ...... 13 Coagh (U)...... 21 Drumkeeran (U) ...... 16 Groomsport (U) ...... 1 Coleraine (Ballysally) (S)...... 8 Drumlee (S) ...... 15 Helen’s Bay (U) ...... 1 Coleraine (1st) (U) ...... 8 Drumlegagh (S) ...... 18 Hillhall (S)...... 12 Coleraine (Hazelbank) (S)...... 8 Drumlough (U)...... 12 Hillsborough (U) ...... 12 Coleraine (New Row) (U)...... 8 Druminnis (U) ...... 2 Hilltown (U) ...... 15 Coleraine (Terrace Row)...... 8 Drumquin (U)...... 18 Holywood (1st) (U) ...... 1 Comber (1st) (U) ...... 11 Drumreagh (U) ...... 19 Holywood (High St.) (U) ...... 1 Comber (2nd) (U)...... 11 Dublin (Abbey) (S,U)...... 13 Howth & Malahide (U) ...... 13 Conlig (U) ...... 1 Dublin, (Adelaide Road,) (U)..13 Hydepark (U)...... 20 Connor (U) ...... 3 Dublin (Rathgar) (U)...... 13 Inch (U) ...... 9 Convoy (U)...... 10 Dublin (Sandymount) (U) ...... 13 Irvinestown (U) ...... 18 Cookstown (1st) (U)...... 21 Dunboe (1st) (U) ...... 8 Islandmagee (1st) (U)...... 7 Cookstown (Molesworth) Dunboe (2nd) (S)...... 8 Islandmagee (2nd) (S) ...... 7 (U,S) ...... 21 Dundalk (U)...... 17 Jerrettspass (S)...... 17 Cootehill (U) ...... 16 Dundonald (U)...... 6 Katesbridge (S)...... 15 Corboy (U) ...... 13 Dundonald (Christ Keady (1st) (U)...... 2 Cork (Trinity) (U)...... 13 Church) (U) ...... 6 Keady (2nd) (U) ...... 2 Corraneary (S) ...... 16 Dundrod (U) ...... 20 Kells (Antrim) (S) ...... 3 Corvalley (U)...... 16 Duneane (U) ...... 20 Kells (Meath) (S)...... 13 Craigavon (U)...... 2 Dunfanaghy (U)...... 10 Kilbride (U) ...... 20 Craigy Hill (U) ...... 7 Dungannon (S,U)...... 21 Kilkeel (S) ...... 17 Creggan (U)...... 17 Dungiven (S,U) ...... 14 Kilkenny (U)...... 13 Cremore (S) ...... 17 Dun Laoghaire (U) ...... 13 Kilkinamurry (S) ...... 15 Croaghmore (U) ...... 19 Dunloy (U) ...... 19 Killaig (U) ...... 8 Crossgar (S)...... 8 Dunluce (U)...... 19 Killala (U)...... 13 Crossroads (S) ...... 9 Dunmurry (S) ...... 5 Killead (U)...... 20 Crumlin (U) ...... 20 Edenderry (U)...... 18 Killeshandra (U)...... 16 Culnady (S) ...... 21 Edengrove (S,U)...... 11 Killeter (U) ...... 9 Cumber (U)...... 14 Eglish (S)...... 21 Killinchy (U) ...... 11 192

Killyleagh (1st) (U) ...... 11 Millisle & Ballycopeland Randalstown (O.C.) (U) ...... 20 Killyleagh (2nd) (U)...... 11 (U) (S)...... 1 Raphoe (S,U)...... 10 Killymurris (S) ...... 3 Minterburn (U) ...... 2 Rasharkin (U) ...... 3 Kilmacrennan (U)...... 10 Moira (S) ...... 12 Rathfriland (1st) (U)...... 15 Kilmore (U) ...... 11 Monaghan (1st) (U)...... 16 Rathfriland (2nd) (S) ...... 15 Kilmount (U) ...... 16 Moneydig (U)...... 8 Rathfriland (3rd) (U) ...... 15 Kilraughts (1st) (U) ...... 19 Moneymore (1st) (U) ...... 21 Rathmullan (U)...... 10 Kilrea (1st) (U)...... 8 Moneymore (2nd) (S)...... 21 Ray (1st) (U)...... 10 Kilrea (2nd) (S) ...... 8 Monreagh (U)...... 9 Ray (2nd) (S)...... 10 Kingsmills (S) ...... 17 Mosside (S) ...... 19 Redrock (S)...... 2 Kirkcubbin (U) ...... 1 Mountjoy (U)...... 18 Richhill (U) ...... 2 Knappagh (U)...... 2 Mountmellick (S) ...... 13 Ringsend (U) ...... 8 Knockloughrim (S)...... 21 Mountnorris (U) ...... 17 Rockcorry (S) ...... 16 Knowhead (U) ...... 9 Mourne (U)...... 17 Roseyards (S) ...... 19 Lambeg (Harmony Hill) (U) ...12 Moville (U)...... 9 Rostrevor (U)...... 17 Largy (U)...... 14 Moy (U)...... 2 Ryans (U) ...... 17 Larne (1st) (U)...... 7 Muckamore (U) ...... 20 Saintfield (1st) (U) ...... 11 Leckpatrick (U) ...... 9 Mullingar (U) ...... 13 Saintfield (2nd) (S)...... 11 Lecumpher (S)...... 21 Myroe (U)...... 14 St. Johnston (U)...... 10 Legacurry (U)...... 12 Naas (U) ...... 13 Saltersland (U)...... 21 Leitrim (S) ...... 15 Newbliss (S) ...... 16 Sandholes (S)...... 21 Letterkenny (Trinity) (U) ...... 10 Newcastle (U)...... 15 Scarva (S) ...... 15 Limavady (1st) (S) ...... 14 Newmills (Down) (S)...... 15 Seafin (S)...... 16 Limavady (2nd) (U) ...... 14 Newmills (Tyrone) (S) ...... 21 Seaforde (S)...... 11 Limerick (M) ...... 13 Newry (1st) (U) ...... 17 Seskinore (S) ...... 18 Lisbellaw (S) ...... 18 Newry (Downshire Rd) (S) .....17 Sion (U) ...... 9 Lisburn (1st) (U)...... 12 Newtownards (1st) (U)...... 1 Sixmilecross (S) ...... 18 Lisburn (Railway St.) (U) ...... 12 Newtownards (2nd) (S) ...... 1 Sligo (U)...... 13 Lisburn (Sloan St) (S) ...... 12 Newtownards (Greenwell Smithborough (S) ...... 16 Lisburn (St. Columba’s) (U) ...12 St) (S) ...... 1 Spa (U) ...... 11 Lisburn (Elmwood) (U)...... 12 Newtownards (Movilla) (S) ...... 1 Stewartstown (1st) (U) ...... 21 Lislooney (U) ...... 2 Newtownards (Regent St) (U)...1 Stonebridge (U) ...... 16 Lisnaskea (U) ...... 18 Newtownards (Scrabo) (U) ...... 1 Strabane (S,U) ...... 9 Lissara (S)...... 11 Newtownards (Strean) (S)...... 1 Stranorlar (U) ...... 10 Loanends (U)...... 20 Newtownbutler (S) ...... 18 Swateragh (U)...... 21 Loughaghery (S)...... 12 Newtowncrommelin (U)...... 3 Tandragee (U)...... 15 Loughbrickland (U)...... 15 Newtowncunningham (U) ...... 10 Tartaraghan (S)...... 2 Loughgall (U)...... 2 Newtownhamilton (1st) (U) ....17 Tassagh (S)...... 2 Loughmorne (U)...... 7 Newtownhamilton (2nd) (S)....17 Templepatrick (U) ...... 20 Lucan (M,S)...... 13 Newtownstewart (S,U) ...... 9 Tempo (U) ...... 18 Lurgan (1st) (U) ...... 2 Omagh (1st) (U) ...... 18 Toberdoney (U) ...... 19 Lurgan (Hill St) (S) ...... 2 Omagh (Trinity) (U)...... 18 Toberkeigh (S)...... 19 Lylehill (S) ...... 20 Orritor (U) ...... 21 Tobermore (U)...... 21 McKelvey’s Grove (U)...... 17 Pettigo (U) ...... 18 Trenta (U)...... 10 Macosquin (U)...... 8 Pomeroy (S)...... 21 Tullamore (U)...... 13 Maghera (U) ...... 21 Portadown (1st) (U)...... 2 Tullyallen (S)...... 17 Magherafelt (1st) (U) ...... 21 Portadown (Armagh Rd) (U) ....2 Tullylish (U)...... 15 Magherafelt (Union Rd) (U) ...21 Portaferry (U) ...... 1 Tyrone’s Ditches (S) ...... 17 Magheragall (S)...... 12 Portavogie (U) ...... 1 Urney (U) ...... 9 Magherahamlet (S)...... 11 Portglenone (1st) (U)...... 3 Vinecash (U)...... 2 Magherally (U)...... 15 Portglenone (3rd) (U)...... 3 Waringstown (U)...... 2 Magheramason (S) ...... 9 Portrush (U)...... 8 Warrenpoint (U) ...... 17 Magheramorne (S)...... 7 Portstewart (U) ...... 8 Waterford (M) ...... 13 Magilligan (U)...... 14 Poyntzpass (U) ...... 17 Wexford (U) ...... 13 Maguiresbridge (U) ...... 18 Raffrey (U) ...... 11 Whiteabbey (U) ...... 4 Malin (U)...... 9 Raloo (U)...... 7 Whitehead (S)...... 7 Markethill (1st & 2nd) (S,U)...17 Ramelton (S,U)...... 10 Whitehouse (U) ...... 4 Maze (U)...... 12 Ramoan (U) ...... 19 Woodburn (S)...... 7 Middletown (S) ...... 2 Randalstown (1st) (U) ...... 20 Milford (U)...... 10 Randalstown (2nd) (S) ...... 20 193

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South Belfast Presbytery: Taughmonagh

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HOME MISSION CONGREGATIONS

Derry/Strabane Presbytery: Moville, Greenbank; Carndonagh, Malin; Fahan; Inch; Gortin; Douglas; Glenelly; Alt. Donegal Presbytery: Donegal, Ballyshannon; Dunfanaghy, Carrigart; Rathmullan. Dublin & Munster Presbytery: Corboy, Mullingar; Enniscorthy, Wexford; Athy, Naas; Drogheda; Kells, Ervey; Howth and Malahide; Tullamore, Mountmellick; Galway; Sandymount; Fermoy, Cahir; Aghada, Cork; Waterford; Kilkenny; Arklow; Greystones; Sligo, Boyle; Ballymote, Ballina, Killala; Lucan, (Maynooth); Bray; Limerick. Monaghan Presbytery: Cavan, Bellasis, Killeshandra, Drumkeeran; Kilmount, Drum, Cootehill; Corvalley, (Carrickmacross); First Bailieborough, Corraneary; Clones, Stonebridge, Ballyhobridge, Newbliss; Smithborough. Newry Presbytery: Carlingford. Omagh Presbytery: Aughentaine; Maguiresbridge, Lisbellaw, Newtownbutler, Lisnaskea; Ballymagrane; Pettigo, Irvinestown, Tempo.

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Ballymena Presbytery: Craigmore

ORGANISATIONS APPROVED FOR RECOGNISED MINISTRIES

Colleges, Schools, etc. (Code Par. 284 (3)(b)(c)). The Evangelical Alliance Scripture Union Mediation NI The Boys’ Brigade Youth Link Mission Africa 194 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS Alphabetical List of Ministers

The figure following the name of the congregation or status of the minister denotes the Presbytery to which he/she belongs.

ABERNETHY, WILLlAM ANDREW: B.D. Cttee on Retirements & Pensions 1996-99; (Q.U.B.); Sinclair Seamens (4); b. 1945; Convr. Assembly Buildings Cttee 1997-2004. Ord. 1984 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1987 ALLEN, DAVID HENRY: M.A. (T.C.D.), Kilmore — 2003 Sinclair Seamens. B.D. (T.C.D.); D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (8); ABRAHAM, ROBERT IAN: B.A. (U.U.), b. 1933; Ord. 1961 Main Street, Garvagh and B.D. (Q.U.B.); Lissara (11); b. 1960; Ord. inst. 1977 Killaig — 1979 New Row, 1999 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine — 2004 Coleraine — ret. 1998; Clk. Coleraine Lissara. Presby. 1972-85; Mod. Syn. B & C 1983; ADAMS, ANDREW MILLING: B.Sc., Moderator of General Assembly 1996; (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Convr. Board of Evang & Christian Training Retired (3); b. 1912; Ord. 1938 Buckna — 1997-00, Co-Convr. Board of Mission in inst. 1947 First Newtownards — 1972 Third Ireland 2000-03; Convr. Board of Mission in Portglenone — ret. 1979; Convr. Ireland 2003-04. Intermediate Education l953-65; Education ALLEN, GEOFFREY DAVID: B.A. (U.U.), Board 1961-65. B.Th. (Q.U.B.) Lisbellaw, Lisnaskea, ADAMS, CECIL DAVID: B.A. (T.C.D.); Maguiresbridge, Newtownbutler (18); Retired (11); Ord. 1948, Smithborough & b.1965; Ord 2000 Lisbellaw, Lisnaskea, Scotstown — inst. 1955 Spa & Maguiresbridge, Newtownbutler. Magherahamlet — ret. 1985; Clk. Monaghan ALLEN, ROBERT: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Presby. 1952-55. (4); b. 1935; Ord. 1965 Eglinton, Belfast ADDIS, LESLIE JAMES: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), Asst. — inst 1968 Rathcoole — ret. 2001. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Woodlands (7); b. 1958; Ord. ALLEN, THOMAS DAVID: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), 1987 St. Andrew’s, Belfast, Asst. — inst B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballyrashane (8); b. 1964; 1989 Hilltown & Clonduff — 1997 Buckna Ord. 1990 Great Victoria Street, Belfast, — 2000 Woodlands. Asst. — inst. 1992 Clones, Stonebridge, ADDLEY, WILLIAM PALMER: B.A. Ballyhobridge, Newbliss — 2001 (Q.U.B.), B.D, (Edin.), M.Th. (Edin.), Ballyrashane; Clk Monaghan Presby 1997- D.Min. (F.T.S.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (1); 01. b. 1941; Ord. 1967 Joymount, Carrickfergus, ANDERSON, ROBERT TREVOR: B.A. Asst. — inst. 1969 Chaplain N.U.U. — 1974 (Q.U.B.), Retired (5); b. 1939; Ord. 1974 Ebrington — 1987 F.M. (Brazil) — 1996 Immanuel, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1975 Conlig — 1999 Professor of Pract. Theol. — Raffrey — 1986 Richview & 2000 with Berry ret. 2006. Street — ret. 2005; Convr. Inner City Area AGNEW, ROBERT NOEL: West Kirk (5); b. Cttee 1989-96; Clk. South Belfast Presby. l942; Ord. 1990 Dungannon Asst. — inst. 1992-. 1991 Oldpark, Belfast — 1999 Bellaghy & ANDREWS, JOSEPH JOHN: B.A. (N.U.U.), Knockloughrim — 2003 West Kirk. B.D. (P.T.F.I.) Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Ballee (3); AITCHESON, CHRISTOPHER JOHN: Ord. 1981 Wellington Street, Ballymena B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Castlerock Asst. — inst. 1984 Loughgall & Tartaraghan (8); b. 1967; Ord. 1998 Kells, Corboy & — 1987 Ballee; Clerk of B’mena Presby Mullingar — 2000 Castlerock. 1997-; Clerk of Synod of B & C 2003-07. AITCHESON, GARETH: B.Eng. (Q.U.B.), ANKETELL, SAMUEL GEORGE: M.A. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Kilcooley (1); b. 1966; Ord. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.); First Bailieborough, 1999 Dromore & Drumquin — 2005 Corraneary & Trinity, Bailieborough (16) Kilcooley. b. 1950 Ord. 1976 Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1978 Second Randalstown — 1984 ALDERDICE, DAVID: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Portrush — res. 1991 — inst. 1997 Gorey, (Edin.); Retired (3); b. 1929; Ord. 1954 Enniscorthy, Wexford — 2004 First Donacloney — inst. 1960 Westbourne — Bailieborough, Corraneary & Trinity, 1964 Wellington Street — ret. 1994. Bailieborough; Clk. Monaghan Presby. 2007-. ALLELY, ROBERT IAN ALEXANDER: ARMSTRONG, AYLMER ERNEST: B.A. (U.U.); B.D. (Q.U.B.); Craigavon & Dip.Art. (B.C.A.); Retired (8); b. 1924; Ord. Vinecash (2); b. 1947; Ord. 1989 Knock, 1961 Dungiven — inst. 1976 Moneydig — Belfast, Asst.— inst. 1990 First & Second Res. 1984 — Member of Assembly 1992. Markethill — 1997 Dungannon — 2004 Craigavon & Vinecash; Convr. Retired ARMSTRONG DOUGLAS: M.A. (T.C.D.); Ministers Fund Cttee 1995-1996; Convr. Retired (7); b. 1933; Ord. 1960 Balteagh — inst. 1966 Strand, Belfast — 1972 Irish ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 195

Mission Supt. — 1973 Greenisland — ret. Seafin — 1969 Clogher & Tempo — 1973 1998; Convr. W.M. Hostel Cttee 1969-77; Mosside — ret. 2000. Cttee on Rural Problems 1972-76; Inter- BATES, ALISTAIR MEREDITH: B.A. Church Relations Board 1978-85; Mod. Syn. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Scrabo (1) b. 1964; B & C 1995. Ord. 1997 and ind. 1997 First Ballymena ARMSTRONG, WILFRED JOHN Associate — inst. 2000 Scrabo. ALEXANDER: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (3); BAXTER, ALBERT ARTHUR PRIESTLY: b. 1930; Ord. 1957 Aughnacloy & B.Sc., (Q.U.B..); B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Ballymagrane — inst. 1971 Second Portglenone (3); b. 1956; Ord. 1983 Broughshane — ret. 1995. Ballyclare Asst. — inst. 1985 First AULD, JOHN McCONNELL: M.A. (T.C.D.); Portglenone. Retired (l); Ord. 1954 C’wealth Mission, BEATTIE, JAMES ALISTAIR: B.Sc. Adelaide, Australia — res. l958 — inst. 1972 (N.U.U.); B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Head of Divinity R.B.A.I. — ret. 1988. Broughshane (3); b. 1956; Ord. 1986 Ravenhill, Belfast, Asst. — inst.1988 Garvaghy & Annaghlone — 1996 Second BAILIE, DAVID GLOVER: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Broughshane; Co-Conv. Addiction & E.S. B.D. (Edin.), Th.M. (Prin.); Retired (l); b. Cttee 2000-05. 1929; Ord. 1954 F.M. India — res. 1959 — BEGGS, ROBERT JOHN: B.D. (Q.U.B.); inst. 1961 West Church, Bangor; — ret. McQuiston Memorial (6); b. 1957; Ord. 1998; Mod. Syn. A & D 1992. 1995 Rathcoole Asst. — inst. 1996 Raloo — BAILIE, WILLIAM DESMOND: M.A. 2001 McQuiston Memorial. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), BELL, ROBERT JOHN ALEXANDER: D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (11); b. 1920; Ord. B.S.Sc., (Q.U.B.); B.D. (Edin.); Ballyclare 1952 Eglish — inst. 1962 Kilmore — ret. (7); b. 1954; Ord. 1980 Second Comber Asst. 1986: Convr. Presb. Historical Society Cttee — inst. 1982 Leckpatrick — 1988 Ballyclare; 1967-78. Convr. Youth Centres Cttee 1984-88, BAILIE, WILLIAM JOHN PAUL: B.A. Personnel Planning Cttee 1993-2000, C.M.F. (Q.U.B.) B.D. (Q.U.B.) M.Phil. (Q.U.B.); 2002-; Clk. Strabane Presby 1986-88; Mod. Chief Executive, Mission Africa (1); b. Syn. D & O 1986. 1968; Ord. 1995 Greenwell Street, BEST, AMANDA: B.A. (Man.), P.G.C.E. Newtownards, Asst. — 1998 Missionary — (Man), B.Th. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); res. 2005 — 2007 Chief Executive Mission Ramelton & Kilmacrennan (10); b. 1953; Africa. Ord. 2006 Ramelton & Kilmacrennan. BALLENTINE, THOMAS CRAWFORD: BEST, GORDON EDWIN: M.A. (Dund.), M.Phil. (Leeds), B.D. (Edin.), Ph.D. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Newmills (15); b. 1964; Ord. (G.T.C.), Dip.S.C.O.T. (F.T.C); Retired (3); 1994 Greenwell Street, Newtownards, Asst. Ord. 1981 Ruthwell, Dumfries, Scotland — — inst. 1996 Newmills. inst. 1983 Grange — ret. 2002. BILL, ALISTAIR ROBIN: B.A. (Lanc.), B.D. BANNERMAN, DENIS: B.D. (Q.U.B.), (Edin.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Saintfield Road, Dip.S.Admin. (U.U.), M.Sc. (U.U.); Belfast (6); b. 1953; Ord. 1980 Gardenmore, Toberkeigh (19); b. 1946; Ord. l983 Megain Larne, Asst. — inst. 1982 Bray, Greystones (Mersey Street) Asst. — inst. 1984 Glenarm & Arklow — 1988 First Monaghan, Drum — & Cairnalbana — 1994 Greystone Road, 1994 Saintfield Road; Clk. Synod of Dublin Antrim — 2006 Toberkeigh; Convr. Alcohol 1989-93; Convr. Home Mission Cttee 1991- & Drug Education Cttee 1988-93. 98; Clerk of Synod of Belfast 2004-07. BARNES, JAMES FLEMING: B.A. BINGHAM, WILLIAM THOMAS: B.A. (Windsor), M.Div. (Toro); Retired (5); b. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Mourne, Kilkeel 1936; Ord. 1984, United Church of Canada (17); b. 1963; Ord. 1990 Mourne, Kilkeel — inst. 1991 May Street, Belfast — ret. 2000. Asst. — inst. 1992 Pomeroy & Sandholes. — 2004 Mourne, Kilkeel. BARR, MAURICE: B.A. (T.C.D.); Ballyweaney (19); b. 1942; Ord.1978 St. BIRNEY, RUSSELL IVAN: B.A. (T.C.D.), Enoch’s, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1979 B.D. (Edin.), D.Min. (Gordon Conwell), D.D. Clarkesbridge etc. — 1986 Ballyweaney. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (3); b. 1940; Ord. 1972 First Carrickfergus Asst. — inst. 1973 BARRY, MICHAEL ALEXANDER: B.A. Downshire Road — 1982 High Kirk — ret. (O.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (Covn.); First 2005; Convr. Youth Board 1979-84. Newry (17); b. 1950; Ord. l983 First Larne Moderator of General Assembly 2002. Asst. — inst. 1985 First Newry. Mod. Syn. A & D 2003. BLACK, BRIAN CHARLES GEORGE: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); BARTON, WILLIAM ERNEST RONALD: Ballygowan (11); b. 1963; Ord. 1990 Strand, M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (19); b. 1935; Ord. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1992 Belvoir Park — 1967 Cooke Centenary, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1995 First Monaghan — 2002 Ballygowan; 1968 Trinity, Bailieborough, Bellasis & Clerk of Down Presby. 2006-. 196 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

BLAIR, JAMES LINDSAY: B.Sc. (U.U.); 1959; Ord. 1986 High Kirk, Ballymena Asst. Faughanvale (14); b. 1964; Ord. 1994 — inst. 1988 Culnady & Swatragh — 1992 Ballygowan Asst. — inst. 1996 Clogher & Kells & Eskylane; Convr. A.D.E. C’ttee Glenhoy — 2004 Faughanvale. 1997-2000. BOAL, ALAN JOHN: B.D.(Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. BOYD, WILLIAM DERMOT: B.Com.Sc. (Q.U.B.); Abbey, Dublin (13); b. 1963; Ord. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); 1998 Abbey Dublin.; Co-Convr. Church & Retired (4); b. 1927; Ord. 1956 Craigy Hill, Soc., Cttee 2006-. Larne — inst. 1963 College Square — 1967 BODEN, DEREK JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.); B.D. Eglinton — ret. 1992; Clk. North Belfast (Q.U.B.); Malone, Belfast (5); b. 1946; Ord. Presby. 1975-77; Convr. Christian Marriage 1974 Newtownbreda, Belfast, Asst. — inst. Cttee 1980-83. 1975 Chaplain N.U.U. — 1978 Adelaide BOYLE, DAMIEN JOHN MARTIN: B.Th. Road — 1981 Malone, Belfast — Convr. (Q.U.B.); Hilltown & Clonduff (15); b. Youth International Cttee. 1978-80; Convr. 1961; Ord. 1999 Methodist Church — 2006 C.M.F. Cttee. 1983-88, Cttee on Retirements Hilltown & Clonduff. & Pensions 1999-02; Clerk Syd. of Dublin BRACKENRIDGE, JOHN: B.A. (C.N.A.A.), 1979-81; Mod. Syn. Belfast 1991. B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Lisburn (12); b. 1957; BOGGS, ROBERT ERNEST: M.A. (T.C.D.); Ord. 1983 Fitzroy Ave., Belfast, Asst. — inst. Retired (11); b. 1939; Ord. 1966 Cregagh, 1985 Boardmills & Killaney — 1989 Knock Belfast, Asst. — 1968 Rasharkin — 1972 Associate — 1995 Dundrod — 2002 First First Donaghadee — 1974 U.C. Canada — Lisburn; Convr. Marriage & the Family 1977 Moy & Benburb — 1993 Downpatrick Cttee. 1990-97. — ret. 2005; Convr. W.M. Hostel Cttee 1984- BRADLEY, CHRISTINA URSULA RUTH: 1991; Mod. Syn. A & D 1993. M.Th., (Tubingen), M.Div (Ptz Stuttgart- BOLTON, MAURICE: M.B.E., T.D., M.A. Birkach); Armagh Rd, Portadown (2); b. (T.C.D.); Retired (9); b. 1930; Ord. 1957 1953; Ord. 1986 Evangelische Landeskirche Mountnorris & Tullyallen — inst. 1968 in Wurttemberg — 2001 Rosemary, Belfast Strand, Derry — ret. 1996; Mod. Syn. D & Asst. — 2005 Armagh Rd, Portadown. O1985. BRADLEY, DOUGLAS: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. BORLAND, ERIC MOSES: B.A. (T.C.D.); (Q.U.B.); Ballycrochan (1); b. 1949; Ord. Retired (8); b. 1917; Ord. 1941 Downpatrick 1986 McQuiston Memorial Asst. — inst. — inst. 1946 Hamilton Road, Bangor — 1987 Ballycrochan. 1955 Rosemary, Belfast — 1978 Burnside BRAITHWAITE, JOHN ALEXANDER: Ch. Ex. Portstewart — ret. 1983; Mod. Syn. B.Sc. (Econ.) (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.); Belfast 1969; Clk. North Belfast Presby. Dunmurry (5); b. 1944; Ord. 1970 1972-75. Fortwilliam Park, Belfast, Asst. (1973) — BOYCE, HAROLD: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired inst. 1975 S.R.M. Asst. Supt. — 1981 (6); b. 1939; Ord. 1968 Shankill Road Mountjoy & Drumlegagh — 1990 Dunmurry. Mission, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1971 Dervock BRICE, DAVID WILLIAM: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), — 1977 Strand — 2000 Director of B.D. (Q.U.B.); Glengormley (4); b. 1954; Evangelism —ret. 2005; Convr. Cong. Life Ord. 1982 Ravenhill, Belfast, Asst. — inst. Cttee 2004-. 1984 Fannet, Milford & Rathmullan — 1989 BOYD, ALEXANDER WILLIAM: B.A. Ballyloughan — 2005 Glengormley; Convr. (N.U.U.); B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballyhenry (4); b. Soc. Wit. Centres Cttee. 1992-97; Coll & 1942; Ord. 1984 Gardenmore, Larne, Asst. — Magee Man. Cttee 2004-. inst. 1985 Banbridge Road, Dromore — 1998 BRIGGS, JAMES: B.D. (Q.U.B.), B.A. (O.U.); Ballyhenry. Retired (15); b. 1935; Ord. 1975 Fitzroy BOYD, HELEN STEELE: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Avenue, Belfast, Asst. — inst 1976 Scarva Millisle & Ballycopeland (1); b. 1943; Ord. Street — ret. 2001. 1985 Second Comber Asst. — inst. 1986 BROGAN, JAMES: M.A. (Edin.); Retired Millisle & Ballycopeland. (13); b. 1936; Ord. 1968 Shiskine & Sliddery BOYD, JOSEPH EDGAR PAISLEY: B.A. Free C. of S. Ind. 1987 Asst. Kells, Corboy & (Q.U.B.); Retired (8); b. 1914; Ord. 1940 Ervey — inst. 1988 — 1992 Clontarf; Harryville, Ballymena — inst. 1954 Terrace Ormond Quay & Scots — ret. 2003; Mod. Row, Coleraine — ret. 1979; Mod. Syn. B & Syn. Dublin 2000. C 1969; Convr. P. Residential Trust, 1973- BROWN, ANDREW WALTON THOMAS: 80. B.Sc. (Reading), B.D. (Q.U.B.); BOYD, ROBERT ARCHIBALD; B.A. Churchtown (3); b. 1964; Ord. 1993 (T.C.D.); Retired (20); b. 1922; Ord. 1953 Wellington Street, Ballymena Asst. — inst. Fourtowns & Poyntzpass — inst. 1966 1995 Churchtown. Second Ballyeaston — ret. 1988; Mod. Syn. BROWN, ANDREW WILLIAM GODFREY: B & C1984. B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), BOYD, WILLIAM BRIAN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.); D.D. (P.T.F.I.), Litt.D., (Montreat- B.D. (Q.U.B.); Kells & Eskylane (3); b. Anderson); Retired (19); b. 1936; Ord. 1960 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 197

Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1964 1963 Second Newtownards — inst. 1970 Ballycastle — ret. 2001; Convr. Memorial Craigy Hill — 1982 Prison Chaplain, Belfast Record 1976-83; Public Worship 1975-82, — ret. 1988; Convr. Irish Mission Cttee Overseas Board 1979-86; Church & 1983-90; Board of Evangelism & Christian Government Cttee 1989-96; Studies Cttee Training 1991– 97. 1996-97; Board of Studies 1997-04. Moderator of General Assembly 1988; Mod. BUICK, THOMAS ROBERT: B.Sc. (N.U.U.), Syn. B & C 1996. D.Phil. (N.U.U.); Carlisle Road, Londonderry & Crossroads (9); b. 1953; BROWN, BRIAN: B.D. (Edin.), M.A. (N.D.), Ord. 1990 Glengormley Asst. — inst. 1991 Dip.G.C. (U.U.) M.Th. (Oxon.); Raphoe & Albany, Brigh & Stewartstown — 2002 Ballindrait (10); b. 1958; Ord. 1985 Carlisle Road, Londonderry & Crossroads; Cregagh, Belfast Asst. — inst. 1987 Raphoe Convr. University Education Cttee. 2001-. & Ballindrait; Clk. Donegal Presbytery 1989- ; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1991. BURCOMBE, COLIN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Mersey Street (6); b. 1972; Ord. BROWN, DAVID HENRY: B.D. (Q.U.B.), 2001 Greenwell Street, Newtownards, Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); Castlecaulfield & Associate — inst. 2003 Mersey Street. Eglish (21); b. 1961; Ord. 2005 Castlecaulfield & Eglish. BURKE, DAVID: B.A. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (1); b. 1919; Ord. 1947 BROWN, JAMES HERMAN: M.A. (T.C.D.), Gt. James Street, Londonderry — inst. 1955 B.D. (T.C.D.); Retired (19); b. 1914; Ord. Hamilton Road — ret. 1984; Moderator of 1942 Carnone & Alt — inst. 1944 Dunloy — General Assembly 1978; Mod. Syn. A & D ret. 1989; Mod. Syn. B & C 1986. 1974. BROWN, NORMAN ALEXANDER: B.Sc. BURNETT, JAMES ROBERT: B.A.(Q.U.B.), (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Wellington Street, M.A.(Oxon), M.Phil (Cantab.) Lowe Ballymena (3); b. 1948; Ord. 1975 Strand, Memorial (5) b.1968; Ord 1998 First Antrim Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 Woodlands — Asst. — inst. 1999 Seskinore & Edenderry — 1984 Maghera — 1995 Wellington Street. 2004 Lowe Memorial. BROWN, ROBERT NEVILLE: B.A. BURNSIDE, MERVYN ROBERT: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (5); b. (C.N.A.A.); Castlereagh (6); b.1960 Ord. 1935; Ord. 1961 Ballygilbert Asst. — inst. 1992 Rathcoole Asst. — inst 1993 1962 First Lisburn Asst. — 1963 Home Ballyalbany & Glennan — 2007 Castlereagh; Mission Asst. — 1964 Crumlin — 1972 R.E. Clerk of Synod of Dublin 1999-2004. Lecturer — ret. 2000; Clk. Templepatrick Presby. 1965-72; Convr. Inter-Church BYERS, DONALD ROBERT: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Relations Board 1967-74; Theological Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Cladymore & Tassagh Education Cttee 1975-78; Office of (2); b. 1945; Ord. 1980 Trinity, Omagh — Deaconess Cttee 1976-78; Magee Fund inst. 1980 Asst. to Convr. Dromore & Scheme Cttee 1979-86. Drumquin; — inst. 1981 Raloo — res. 1994 — 2005 Cladymore & Tassagh. BROWN, ROBIN LESLIE: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Randalstown (20); b. 1959; Ord. 1988 Rathcoole, Belfast, Asst. — CAMERON, NORMAN ALEXANDER inst. 1990 Ardstraw & Douglas — 1999 LEWIS: LL.B. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Randalsotwn; Convr. Youth Events High Kirk, Ballymena (3); b. 1960; Ord. Cttee 1994-97, Youth Centres Cttee 2002-04. 1993 Richview Asst. — inst. 1994 Second BROWN, WILLIAM MARK: B.A. (U.U.), Killyleagh — 2006 High Kirk, Ballymena; B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Granshaw (6); b. 1967; Ord. Convr. Soc. Service Cttee. 1995-96, Social 1997 Second Comber Associate — inst. 2000 Issues & Resources Cttee 1996-02, Clerk of Granshaw. Down Presby. 2006-2006. BROWNE, DAVID JOHN HOLMES: M.A. CAMERON, RODNEY DAVID: B.D. (Lond.) (T.C.D.); Retired (14); b. 1928; Ord. 1960 Seskinore & Edenderry (18); b. 1964; Ord. Mersey Street, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1962 1998 Missionary to France — inst. 2005 Kells & Ervey — 1965 Bellaghy & Seskinore & Edenderry. Knockloughrim — 1974 Ballykelly — ret. CAMERON, WILLIAM GEORGE: Cert.Ed. 1995; Mod. Syn. D & O 1984. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B); BRUCE, DAVID JAMES: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Glastry (1); b. 1955; Ord. 1989 Abbot’s B.D. (Aber.); Regional Sec. Scripture Cross, Asst. — inst. 1990 First Keady & Union (12); b. 1957; Ord. 1984 U.C.C.F. Armaghbrague — 2004 Glastry. Secretary — inst. 1985 Wellington St. Asst. CAMPBELL, GEORGE DENIS: B.A. — inst. 1987 Clontarf; Ormond Quay & (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.); St. Andrew’s, Scots — 1992 Gen. Dir. Scripture Union N.I. Blackrock; Bray (13); b. 1948; Ord. 1976 Convr. Soc. Service Cttee 1987-93; Co- Stormont, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1978 Convr. Board of Social Witness 1990-93. Donoughmore & Stranorlar — 1986 St. BUICK, JACKSON CRAWFORD: M.B.E., Andrew’s Blackrock — 1989 with St. D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (4); b. 1921; Ord. Andrew’s, Bray; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1985. 198 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

CAMPBELL, JAMES: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Greystones — ret. 2006; Mod. Syn. Dublin (Q.U.B.); First Newtownards (1); b. 1955; 1998. Ord. 1984 Joymount, Carrickfergus, Asst. — inst. 1987 Ballynure — 1999 First CARSON, JOHN STAFFORD: B.Sc. Newtownards. (N.U.U.) M.A. (N.U.U.) M.A.R. (West), M.Th. (Q.U.B.) First Portadown (2); b. CAMPBELL, KAREN: B.A., (T.C.D), M.A. 1951; Ord. 1983 High Street, Antrim, Asst. (Daystar, Nairobi), M.Div. (Q.U.B), — inst. 1983 Kells and Eskylane — 1991 A.L.C.M.; First Islandmagee (7); b. 1975; Carnmoney. — res. 2000 — 2005 First Ord. 2007 First Islandmagee. Portadown; Convr. Review of Theol. Ed. CAMPBELL, PETER PURVIS: B.Agr. Cttee re Deacons 1992-95; Studies Cttee (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.)M.Phil (Q.U.B.); 1997-2000; Resourcing Christians for Belmont (6); b. 1955; Ord. 1982 Cregagh, Ministry 2006-. Belfast, Asst.; inst. R.A.F. Chaplain 1983 — CARSON, STEPHEN TAYLOR: B.Sc. 1990 Second Ballyeaston — 2005 Belmont; (U.U.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Dunluce (19); b. Convr. Forces Cttee 2004-05. 1946; Ord. 1990 First Portadown Asst. — CAMPBELL, ROBERT A: B.A. (U.U.) inst. 1992 Dunluce. M.Div. (West.); Clogher & Glenhoy (18); b. CARTON, RONALD IAN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), 1970; Ord 2006 Clogher & Glenhoy. B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Monaghan (16); b. CAMPBELL, SAMUEL JAMES: B.A. 1965; Ord. 2001 West Church Bangor (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. (Prin.), Associate — inst. 2003 First Monaghan. D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (6); Ord. 1965 Gt. CASEMENT, JAMES LESLIE: B.A. Victoria Street, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1969 (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.); Retired (18); b. 1941; F.M. Malawi — 1981 Cooke Centenary; — Ord. 1966 Dundonald, Belfast, Asst. — inst. ret. 2005; Mod. Syn. Belfast 1998; Convr. 1969 Culnady & Swateragh — 1972 Kells & Southern Cttee. 1985-92, Overseas Board Eskylane — 1983 First Cookstown — 1993 1993-2000. Glengormley. with Dunlop 1996. — 1998 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM GORDON: B.A. Sixmilecross — ret. 2006; Convr. (Q.U.B.); P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Arrangements Cttee 1988-95, Co-Convr. Ret. Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); F.M. France (5); b. 1958; Mins. House Fund 1997-03; Convener Board Ord. 1988 Ulsterville, Belfast, Asst. — 1989 of Ministry & Pensions 2003-; Clk. Syn. D & F.M. France; Convr. Leadership Dev. Cttee. O 1990-93; Mod. Syn. D & O 2003; Clk of 2006-. Synod D. & O. 2004-07. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM McBRIDE: B.A. CASEMENT, JAMES MOORE: M.A. (Q.U.B.); B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. (York); (Cantab.), M.Div. (QUB); Second Saintfield M.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.) Shankill Road Mission (6); b. 1967; Ord. 2001 Knock Asst. — inst. Superintendent (5); b. 1946; Ord. 1975 2002 Second Saintfield. Seaview, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 Gt. James Street — 1979 Chaplain to the Forces CASKIE, DAVID CLARKE: M.A. (T.C.D.); — 1984 Legacurry — 1990 Shankill Road Retired (13); b. 1934; Ord. 1969 Finaghy, Mission Supt; Mod Syn of. Belfast 1997. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1972 Dun Laoghaire — ret. 2000. CARLISLE, WILLIAM JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.); CASTLES, SAMUEL JAMES: B.Sc. (O.U.), Movilla (1); b. 1951; Ord. 1987 Railway B.D. (Q.U.B.); Lisnabreen (1); b. 1965; Ord. Street, Lisburn, Asst. — 1988 Conlig — 1995 2001 Lisnabreen. Downshire Road, Newry — 2001 Movilla. CATHCART, JOSEPH MAYNARD: M.A. Convr. Publications/Communications (T.C.D.); Retired (9); b. 1940; Ord. 1967 Administration Cttee 1995-02. Westbourne, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 CARROLL, LESLEY ELIZABETH: B.A. Caledon & Minterburn — 1972 Army (Plymouth), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (T.C.D.); Chaplain — 1979 Clough — 1985 Waterside L.L.C.M., Fortwilliam and Macrory (4); b. — ret. 2004; Mod. Syn. D & O 1998; Convr. 1962; Ord. 1988 Rosemary Asst. — 1992 Forces Cttee 1985-92, Social Witness Board Macrory Memorial Asst. — res 1997; — inst. 1996-01. 2000 Fortwilliam and 2006 with Macrory; CAUGHEY, WILLIAM: B.A. (T.C.D.); Convr. Irish Church Rel Cttee 2002-04; Retired (1); b. 1928; Ord. 1958 St. Johnston Global Concerns 2004-05; Co-Convr. Church — inst. 1961 Ramoan — 1978 First & & Soc. Cttee 2005-. Second Boardmills & Killaney — 1984 CARSON, ALAN WILLIAM: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Dunfanaghy & Carrigart — 1987 Kirkcubbin B.D. (Q.U.B.) Orangefield Associate (6) b. & Portaferry — ret. 1993. 1970; Ord. 1998 Donoughmore & Stranorlar CHAPMAN, DAVID: LL.B. (Man.), M.A. — 2004 Orangefield Associate. (Oxon.); M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Second CARSON, JAMES: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Islandmagee (7); b. 1952; Ord. 1980 St. (Q.U.B.); Retired (13); b. 1936; Ord. 1960 Andrew’s, Rosetta, Asst. — inst. 1981 Athy, Alexandra, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1963 Naas & Carlow Asst. — inst. 1982 — 1987 Raffrey — 1974 Oldpark — 1989 Arklow & Second Islandmagee. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 199

CHESTNUTT, WILLIAM: B.A. (T.C.D.); CONKEY, SAMUEL ROBERT: B.A. Retired (14); b. 1920; Ord. 1948 Kilmount (T.C.D.); Retired (11); b. 1938; Ord. 1974 — inst. 1954 Dromore (Ty.) — 1975 Alexandra, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1975 Donagheady — ret. 1986; Mod. Syn. D & O Ballygawley & Ballyreagh — 1984 1976. Clk. Omagh Presby. 1964-75. Newington — 1996 Raffrey — 2003 ret. CLARKE, ARTHUR: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. CONN, EDWARD THOMPSON: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (15); b. 1934; Ord. 1963 (T.C.D.); Retired (20); b. 1926; Ord. 1956 McQuiston Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. Maguiresbridge — inst. 1965 Second 1966 Toberkeigh — 1972 First Holywood — Donegore — ret. 1991; Mod. Syn. B & C 1990 Glascar & Donaghmore — ret. 1999. 1989-90. Convr. Board of Publications & Aids to Worship 1988-92 — Board of CONNOR, GRAHAM: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Communications 1992-95. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (R.T.S.); Missionary (6); b. 1954; Ord. 1978 Oldpark, Belfast, Asst. — CLARKE, DAVID: LL.B. (Q.U.B.), B.D. inst. 1980 Ballyrashane — 1989 Bloomfield (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Terrace Row, — 2006 Missionary; 1982-85 N.U.U. Coleraine (8); b. 1946; Ord. 1972 Chaplain; Convr. Youth Centres Cttee 1983- Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1974 84; Convr. Youth Board 1984-89; Convr. Templepatrick — 1980 Terrace Row. Convr. Evangelism Cttee. 1993-98; Union College Union Commission 1990-97. Mod. Syn. B & Management Cttee 1999-2000; College & C 2003; Moderator of the General Assembly Magee Mgt. Cttee 2000-04; Board of Mission 2006. in Ireland 2004-06. CLARKE, JAMES: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired CONWAY, THOMAS JAMES: LL.B. (14); b. 1933; Ord. 1965 Shankill Road (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Culnady & Mission, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1967 Balteagh Swatragh (21); b. 1960; Ord. 1988 & 1974 Bovevagh; — ret. 2000. Mod Syn. D Richview, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1993 & O 1993. Culnady & Swatragh; Convr. Students CLARKE, ROBERT WILLIAM WYLIE: Bursary Fund Cttee 2001-03. Clk. Pres. of M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (18); b. 1924; Ord. Tyrone 2003-. 1949 Dundalk — inst. 1971 Trinity, Omagh CORDNER, WILLIAM THOMAS: B.A. & Gillygooley — ret. 1992; Mod. Syn. D & (N.U.U.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.), M.A. (Q.U.B.); O 1977. First Bangor (1); b. 1948; Ord. 1972 CLEMENTS, CHARLES FREDRIC DAVID: Ballygomartin Baptist Church — inst. 1978 B.A. (N.U.U.); B.D. (Q.U.B.); Irvinestown, Abbot’s Cross, Belfast, Asst. — 1980 Pettigo & Tempo (18); b. 1957; Ord. 1985 Waterside — 1984 U.U. Chaplain — 1990 Rosemary, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1987 First Bangor. Convr. T.V. & Broadcasting Ramelton with 1991 Kilmacrennan — 2003 Cttee 1984-91. Irvinestown, Pettigo & Tempo; Mod. Syn. COULTER, JOHN: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballysally Dublin 1993. (8) b. 1960; Ord. 1995 Belmont, Belfast, CLEMENTS, RONALD WILLIAM Asst. — inst. 1996 Ballysally Ch. Ext — CAMPBELL: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Retired (7); 2007 Ballysally. b. 1932; Ord. 1961 Second Limavady — inst. CRAIG, JOSEPH VICTOR: Retired (5); b. 1970 Joymount — ret. 1997. Convr. Irish 1923; Ord. 1957, Methodist Conference — Church Relations 1981-88. inst. 1959 Shankill Road, Belfast, Asst. — COBAIN, ROBERT: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired 1963 Suffolk Ch. Ex. Belfast — 1977 (13); b. 1936; Ord. 1966 Mountpottinger, Townsend Street — ret. 1994. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1968 Donagheady — CRAIG, RONALD GAVIN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), 1973 First Newtownards — 1976 D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (7); b. 1916; Ord. Publications Officer & 1981 Information 1944 Glennan & Middletown — inst. 1948 Officer — 1993 Galway & Ballinasloe — ret. Woodvale Park, Belfast — 1969 First 2001; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1996. Carrickfergus — ret. 1982. Moderator of COBURN, WILLIAM TREVOR: B.A. General Assembly 1980; Convr. Youth Cttee (Q.U.B.); Retired (21); b. 1936; Ord. 1962 1955-62; Arrangements Cttee 1969-76; Whitehouse, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1964 Incidental Fund Cttee 1978-83. Second Boardmills & Killaney — 1974 CRAIG, ROBERT LYLE: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Molesworth — ret. 2000; Mod. Syn. D & O (Q.U.B.); Kilfennan (9); b. 1954; Ord. 1983 1992. Glengormley Asst. — inst. 1985 Clough & COLE, ANDREW ARTHUR: B.Ed. (U.U.), Seaforde — 1994 Kilfennan; Convr. Home B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Kilmore (11); b. 1946; Ord. Mission Cttee 1998-04. 1999 Garvaghy & Anaghlone — 2004 CRAIG, WILLIAM MAGEE: M.A. (Q.U.B.), Kilmore. B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (2); COLVIN, BRIAN DAVID: B.A.(May.) B.D., b. 1918; Ord. 1945 Ebrington, Londonderry (Q.U.B.); Downshire Road, Newry (17); b. — inst. 1948 First Portadown — ret. 1983; 1967; Ord. 2000 Ballyclare Associate — Moderator of General Assembly 1979; Mod. 2003 Downshire Road, Newry. Syn. A & M 1956, Syn. A & D 1969. 200 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

CRAIG, WILLIAM WYLIE McILWRATH: Magherafelt (21); b. 1966; Ord. 1998 M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (18); b. 1924; Ord. Second Keady & Drumhillery — 2004 First 1952 Clough & Seaforde — inst. 1963 P.C. in Magherafelt. Canada; 1971 Donoughmore & Stranorlar — 1977 Clontibret — 1981 Dromore & Drumquin — ret. 1990. DALLAS, JOSEPH STANLEY: M.A. CROMIE, ALEXANDER STUART: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (T.C.D.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.); (T.C.D.), LL.B. (T.C.D.); Retired (1); b. Retired (4); b. 1930; Ord. 1958 First Newry, 1911; Ord. 1934 Gilford — inst. 1946 Asst. — inst. 1959 Shore Street, Donaghadee Limerick & Ennis — 1950 Trinity, Cork — — 1960 Fintona — 1964 Westbourne, 1955 Clifton Street United, Belfast — 1966 Belfast — 1971 Waterside, Londonderry — Abbey, Monkstown — 1971 Lisnabreen Ch. 1979 Whiteabbey — ret. 1995; Clk. Omagh Ex., Bangor — ret. 1973; Mod. Syn. Dublin Presby. 1963-64; Convr. Commonwealth 1949; Clk. Belfast Presby. 1960-62 — Mission 1967-77; Convr. Shankill Road Belfast Syn. 1963-71; Convr. Parish Mission Commission 1998-05. Boundaries Cttee 1976-81. DALZELL, PAUL THOMAS: B.D. (Q.U.B.); CROMIE, HOWARD: M.A. (T.C.D.); B.D. Hydepark & Lylehill (20); b. 1964; Ord. (Edin.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (12); b. 1991 Hamilton Road, Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1928; Ord. 1954 Enniskillen — inst. 1962 1993 Raffrey — 1996 Hydepark & Lylehill. Railway Street — ret. 1993. Moderator of General Assembly 1984; Convr. Irish DAVEY, JOHN IRVINE: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Mission 1970-78; Church Extension 1978-82. Hillsborough (12); b. 1950; Ord. 1978 Belmont, Belfast, Asst; — inst. 1980 Raphoe CROOKS, MERVYN ALEXANDER: B.D. & Ballindrait, 1986 Hillsborough; Clk. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (9); b. 1929; Ord. 1968 Donegal Presby. 1982-86; Clk. Dromore Glengormley, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 Presby. 1990-; Director Primary Education Newmills & Carland — 1975 Portrush — Eire 1984-86; Convr. Students Bursary Fund 1983 Newtownstewart & Gortin — ret. 1994. 1986-89; Convr. C.M.F. Cttee 1988-95. CROOKS, RODGER MERVYN: B.A. DAVEY, ROBERT RAYMOND: O.B.E., B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D. Min. (West); (Q.U.B.), D.Litt. (N.U.U.), D.Law (Q.U.B.), Belvoir (6) b. 1955; Ord. 1981 High Kirk, D.Phil. (May.); D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (5); Ballymena, Asst. — inst. 1984 First Dromore b. 1915; Ord. 1945 Y.M.C.A. — inst. 1946 — 1997 Belvoir; Convr. Christian Training Q.U.B. Dean of Residences — 1971 Cttee 1999-2000; Cttee on Resourcing Corrymeela Community — ret. 1979; Convr. Christians for Ministry 2000-06. Continental Mission 1953-69. CROWE, KENNETH DAVID WILLIAM: M.A. (Edin.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. DAVIDSON, ANTHONY DANIEL: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Bushvale (19); b. 1959; Ord. 1990 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Aber.); First Armagh (2); b. Kilbride Asst. — inst. 1992 Bushvale. 1957; Ord. 1982 Stormont Asst. — inst. 1986 Limerick — 1994 First Armagh; Convr. Irish CUBITT, HUGH SHANNON WYLIE: B.A. Church Relations Cttee 1995-02, Inter- (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second & Third Church Relations Board 2002-04; Convr. Rathfriland (15); b. 1959; Ord. 1991 First Church Relations Cttee 2004-2007. Carrickfergus Asst. — inst. 1992 Carrowdore & Ballyfrenis — 1999 Second & Third DAVIDSON, MICHAEL NORMAN: B.A. Rathfriland. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Drumgooland & Kilkinamurry (15); b. 1972; Ord. 2001 CUNNINGHAM, GEORGE: B.A. (T.C.D.); Associate First Antrim — inst. 2004 Retired (19); b. 1936; Ord. 1967 Bethany, Drumgooland & Kilkinamurry. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1969 Knappagh & Lislooney — 1971 Greystone Road Ch. Ex. DAVIS, THOMAS CAMPBELL: B.A. — 1983 Burnside Ch. Ex. — 1995 Home (Q.U.B.), Dip.Soc.S. (Q.U.B.); Retired (13); Mission — 1996 Armoy & Ramoan — ret. b. 1915; Ord. 1945 New Row, Coleraine, 2001. Asst. — 1947 inst. 1952 Sligo — ret. 1986; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1978. CUPPLES, WILLIAM DAVID: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (May.); Enniskillen (18); b. DAVISON, JOSEPH: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. 1957; Ord. 1985 First Bangor Asst. — inst. (T.C.D.); Retired (18); b. 1913; Ord. 1939 1987 Enniskillen. Convr. Social Service Drumquin — ret. 1977. Cttee. 1988-95. DAVISON, WILLIAM EOIN: M.A. (T.C.D.), CURRIE, JONATHAN JAMES: B.D. (Aber.); Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), Retired Union Road, Magheragelt & Lecumpher (4); b. 1924; Ord. 1949 Carrowdore & (21); b. 1963; Ord. 1994 Carryduff Asst. — Ballyfrenis — inst. 1955 Rathcoole — 1967 inst. 1996 Aughnacloy & Ballymagrane — R.E. Teacher, Ballyclare H.S. — 1972 R.E. 2001 First Ballymena — 2005 Union Road, Adviser, N.E.E.L.B. — ret. 1989. Magherafelt & Lecumpher. DICKEY, WILLIAM FREDERICK: B.D. CURRY, JONATHAN ALEXANDER: (Q.U.B.); First Broughshane (3); b. 1950; M.Eng. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Ord. 1982 Whiteabbey, Belfast, Asst. — inst. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 201

1983 Sixmilecross — 1992 First DUNCAN, WILLIAM NORMAN: B.D. Broughshane. (Lond.), M.Th. (A.T.S.) Retired (11); b. 1935; Ord. 1973 Cooke Centenary, Belfast, DICKINSON, JOHN ROBERT: B.A. Asst. — inst. 1974 Edengrove — res. 1994 — (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Carnmoney (4); b. 1998 Missionary to India — ret. 2004. 1954; Ord. 1980 Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1982 First Killyleagh — 1987 DUNLOP, ALASTAIR JOHN: M.A. (St. A.), Seaview — 2002 Carnmoney; Clk. North M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Harryville, Ballymena Belfast Pres. 1991-02; Co-Convr Hymnal Asst. (3); b. 1977; Ord. 2007 Harryville, Supplement Cttee 1991-95, Mission Ballymena Asst. Assembly (1997) Cttee 1994-98. DUNLOP, HUGH ALASTAIR: B.A. DICKINSON, PETER ERNEST: B.A. (U.U.), (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Muckamore (20); b. 1958; D.D. (West); Knock, Belfast, (6); b. 1945; Ord. 1997 Muckamore. Ord. 1971 Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast, Asst. — DICKINSON, STEPHEN WILLIAM: B.A. inst. 1973 First Portglenone — 1983 Knock. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Glenarm & Convr. Irish Church Relations Cttee 1988-92; Carnalbana (3); b. 1956; Ord. 1994 Convr. Inter-Church Relations Board 1992- McQuiston Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 95; Co- Convr. Church & Gov/Church & Soc. 1995 Glenarm & Carnalbana. Cttee 2003-05; Moderator of General Assembly 2001. DICKSON, COLIN IAN: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip. Min. (P.T.F.I.); Cavanaleck & Aughentaine DUNLOP, JOHN: C.B.E., B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (18); Ord. 2006 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine. (Edin.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.), D.D. (T.C.D.), LL.D. (Q.U.B.), LL.D. (U.U.); Retired (4); b. 1939; DIXON, SAMUEL JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.), Ord. 1966 Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast, Asst. — D.D.(P.T.F.I.); First Antrim (20); b. 1943; inst. 1968 F.M. Jamaica — 1978 Rosemary Ord. 1968 Carnmoney, Belfast, Asst. — inst. — Retired 2004; Moderator of General 1970 First Rathfriland — 1980 First Antrim; Assembly 1992; Mod. Syn. Belfast 1996; Co- Convr. Eastern C’ttee 1992-2000; Overseas Convr. Coleraine Assembly C’ttee 1988-92; Board 2000-07; Moderator of General Co-Convr. Church & Gov. Cttee 1996-03. Assembly 1998. DOHERTY, JOHN KENNETH: B.Sc. (N.U.U.), B.D. (Edin.); Woodvale (4); b. EAGLESON, GEORGE McKINNEY: B.A. 1951; Ord. 1979 Newington Asst. — inst. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Lond.); Retired (1); b. 1928; 1981 Tullylish — 1986 Woodvale. Ord. 1956 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine — DORRANS, NATHANIEL EDWIN: B.Sc. inst. 1962 Strean & 1972 Scrabo Ch. Ex. — (Lond.); Ballycastle & Croaghmore (19); b. 1984 First Donaghadee — ret. 1993. Mod. 1946; Ord. 1991 Cuningham Memorial, Syn. A & D 1968; Convr. Union Commission Cullybackey, Assistant. — inst. 1992 First & 1969-78; Appointments to Boards Cttee Second Ray; Newtowncunningham — 2002 1981-84. Balycastle & Croaghmore. EBBINGHAUS, CHRISTOPH; B.Sc. DRENNAN, JOHN SAMUEL BEATTIE: (Q.U.B.) M.Div. (Regent); Kirk-patrick B.D. (Q.U.B.), Cert. Ed. (Liv.); Crumlin Memorial (6); b. 1972; Ord. 2002 High Kirk, Road (4); b. 1951; Ord. 1987 Ballysillan Ballymena Asst. — inst. 2003 Kirkpatrick Asst. — inst. 1988 Athy, Carlow & Naas — Memorial. 1992 Clontibret & Smithborough; — 2003 EDGAR, DAVID ALEXANDER: B.Sc. Crumlin Road; Dir. Primary Education in (C.N.A.A.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Chaplain R.A.F. Rep. of Ireland 1991-03. (9); b. 1958; Ord. 1984 Malone, Belfast, DRURY, KEITH ALAN: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Asst. — inst. 1986 Urney & Sion — 1990 B.D. (Q.U.B.); May Street (5); b. 1964; Ord. Chaplain R.A.F. 1991 Ballyclare Asst. — inst. 1993 Third ERSKINE, WILLIAM PAUL HENRY: M.A. Portglenone — 2003 May Street. (T.C.D.); B.D. (Edin.); Windsor (5); b. 1946; DRYSDALE, ROBERT DEREK: B.A. Ord. 1974 Belmont, Belfast, Asst. — inst. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.); Retired (6); b. 1939; 1976 First & Second Ramelton with Ord. 1963 Hamilton Road, Bangor, Asst. — Kilmacrennan — 1985 Second Comber — inst. 1965 First Lisburn, Asst. — 1968 1994 Windsor; Mod. Syn. Belfast 2000. Dundrod — 1976 McQuiston Memorial — 1980 Belmont — Ret. 2004 — Mod. Syn. Belfast 2001. FARIS, JOHN GLASGOW: M.A. (Oxon.), DUDDY, ALAN KEITH: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Glas.); Cork & Aghada (13); b. 1952; B.D.(Q.U.B.); First Dromore (12): b. 1959; Ord. 1980 Eglinton, Belfast, Asst. — ind. Ord. 1987 Asst. Megain/Mersey Street Asst. 1981 Asst. to Convr. Lisbellaw, Lisnaskea, — inst. 1989 Clarkesbridge & First Maguiresbridge & Newtownbutler — inst. Newtownhamilton, Garmany’s Grove, 1982 Lisbellaw, Lisnaskea, Maguiresbridge McKelvey’s Grove — 1998 res. — 2000 First & Newtownbutler — 1988 Cork & Aghada; Dromore. Clk. Dublin & Munster Presby. 1999-04. 202 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

FARQUHAR, GABRIELLE AGNES JULIE: Garmany’s Grove, McKelvey’s Grove — Dip.Th. (T.C.D.), B.A. (T.C.D.), M.Th. 2005 The Mall, Armagh; Clerk of Synod of (Edin); Ballycarry (7); b. 1956; Ord. 1993 Armagh & Down 2000-07. Hillsborough Asst. — inst. 1994 Ballycarry. GASTON, ROBERT WILLIAM: B.A. (U.U.), Convr. World Ch. Rel. 2001-04. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Finvoy (19); b. 1960; FELL, JOSEPH, M.A. (T.C.D.), Ebrington Ord.1999 Second Castlederg & Alt — 2005 (9); b. 1944; Ord. 1969 Strand, Belfast, Asst. Finvoy. — 1971-72 First & Second Ray (Asst.) with GAULT, MORRIS STEPHEN: B.Sc. (Lond.); Trenta — 1973 Ballyloughan — 1988 Downshire, Carrickfergus (7); b. 1953; Ebrington; Clk Derry & Strabane Presby Ord. 1979 Glengormley, Belfast, Asst. — 1997-; Mod. Syn. D & O 2002. inst. 1981 Millisle — 1985 Downshire Ch. FINLAY JOHN MATEER: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Ex. B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Harryville, GIBSON, ANDREW: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Ballymena (3); b. 1945; Ord. 1971 (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Ulsterville, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1973 Theological Professor U.T.C. (6); b. 1955; Castledawson & Curran — 1982 Harryville; Ord. 1981 Dundonald, Belfast, Asst. — inst. Moderator of the General Assembly 2007. 1983 Hamilton Road, Bangor, Asst. — 1986 FINLAY, SAMUEL DAVID: LL.B. (Q.U.B.), F.M. Kenya — 1993 Lecturer Belfast Bible M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Redrock & Druminnis College — 2004 Bloomfield Associate — (2); b. 1974; Ord. 2002 Redrock & 2006 Professor of Pract. Theology. Druminnis. GIBSON, FRANCIS JOSEPH: B.Sc. FINLAY, STUART ALEXANDER: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Kingsmills & (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Annalong (17); b. Jerrettspass (17); b. 1947; Ord. 1985 First 1952; Ord. 1980 Ballysillan, Belfast, Asst. — Portadown Asst. — inst. 1986 Kingsmills & inst. 1982 Annalong; Mod. Syn. A & D 1997; Jerrettspass. Clk. Newry Presbytery 1989-. GIBSON, GEORGE BRIAN SCOTT: B.Sc. FLAHERTY, JOHN HAMILTON: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond.), Grad.Cert.Ed. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Tobermore & (Q.U.B.); Railway Street, Lisburn (12); b. Draperstown (21); b.1962; Ord. 1990 1949; Ord. 1981 Ulsterville, Belfast, Asst. — Carryduff, Belfast, Asst. 1993 — inst. 1995 inst. 1982 F.M. Kenya — 1990 Windsor, Tobermore & Draperstown. Convr. Ministry Belfast - 1994 Railway Street, Lisburn; Opportunities Cttee 2006-. Convr. Africa, Caribbean & Latin America Cttee 1991-99. FLECK, JOHN (IAN) WALLACE: Upper & Lower Clonaneese (21); b. 1945; Ord. 1988 GIBSON, MERVYN: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Asst. Second Comber — inst. 1989 Upper & Westbourne Associate (6); b. 1958; Ord. Lower Clonaneese. 2001 Westbourne Associate. FLEMING, THOMAS PETER: B.A. GILKINSON, ROBERT JOHN: B.Sc. (U.U.), (C.N.A.A.), Dip.G.C. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. (West.); Garryduff & Dunloy (19); M.B.A. (Q.U.B.); First Coleraine (8); b. b.1958; Ord. 1995 First Antrim Asst. — inst. 1957; Ord. 1988 Asst. First Carrickfergus — 1996 Garryduff & Dunloy. inst. 1990 Ballylennon & St. Johnston — GILMORE, ROBERT SAMUEL GEORGE: 1998 First Coleraine. B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (1); b. 1920; Ord. FRAZER, JAMES: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. 1947 C’wealth Mission, S. Africa — inst. (Prin), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (8); b. 1933; 1949 Townsend Street, Belfast, Asst. — 1952 Ord. 1961 Ballywillan — ret. 2000; Mod. Third Portglenone — 1961 Boys’ Residential Syn. B & C 1988. Club Warden — 1964 Helen’s Bay — ret. 1985; Clk. Magherahoghill Presby. 1954-61. FULLERTON, JAMES ANDREW: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (4); b. 1925; Ord. 1952 GILPIN, DAVID HOWARD: B.A. (Q.U.B.), R.A.F. Chaplain — inst. 1969 Craigy Hill, Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Moira (12); b. 1959; Ord. Larne — 1970 Adelaide Road, Dublin — 1987 Ballyholme Asst. — inst. 1989 Redrock inst. 1977 Carnmoney — ret. 1990. Mod. & Druminnis — 2001 Moira. Syn. Belfast 1984; Convr. Forces Cttee. GLASGOW, GARY WILLIAM 1978-85. MONTGOMERY: B.A. (Q.U.B.) M.A.R. (West.); Anahilt & Drumlough (12) b. 1966; Ord. 1998 Anahilt & Drumlough. GAMBLE, COLIN JAMES: B.A. (Q.U.B.), GLASS, CLIVE: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. B.D. (Edin.); Athy & Naas (13); b. 1969; (Q.U.B.); Dungiven & Largy (14); b. 1960; Ord. 2000 Athy & Naas; Clk. Dublin & Ord. 1990 First Bangor Asst. — inst. 1995 Munster Presbytery 2004-. Dungiven & Largy. GAMBLE, ERNEST PETER: B.A. (U.U.); GLOVER, CHRISTOPHER MARK: The Mall, Armagh (2); b. 1964; Ord. 1994 ,B.A.(Q.U.B.), M.A. (Oxon) Second West Kirk, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1999 Ballyeaston (20); b. 1969; Ord. 1999 Clarkesbridge & First Newtownhamilton, Stormont Associate — inst. 2006 Second ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 203

Ballyeaston; Convr. Media/Comm. Dev. — Fisherwick, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1963 Cttee 2002-. Belvoir Park Ch. Ex. Belfast — 1966 GORDON, JAMES: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Assembly’s Youth Secretary — 1973 First (Q.U.B.); First Donaghadee (1); b. 1949; Lisburn — ret. 2001; Mod. Syn. A & D 2001; Ord. 1974 Gt. Victoria Street, Belfast, Asst. Convr. Race Relations Cttee 1999-04. — inst. 1976 Glenwherry — 1994 First GRAY, SAMUEL JAMES: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Donaghadee; Clk. Ballymena Presby. 1983- B.D. (Tor.); Retired (14); b. 1937; Ord. 1964 94; Convr. Chaplains Cttee 2004-05. Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 GORDON, RICHARD NEVILLE: B.Sc. Ballyhobridge, Clones, Stonebridge & (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), Newbliss — 1975 Faughanvale & 1981 Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (8); b. 1936; Ord. Gortnessy — ret. 2002; Convr. Training of 1965 C’wealth Mission, Kenya — inst. 1970 Church Members Cttee. 1972-75; Q.U.B. Dean of Residences — 1975 F.M. Publications Cttee. 1981-88; Mod. Syn. D & Kenya — 1980 Second Kilrea & Boveedy — O 1989. 1995 Missionary – ret. 2001; Convr. World GRAY, WILLIAM HAROLD: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Development 1986-92; Convr. Western B.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (12); b. 1926; Ord. Cttee. 1986-93. 1956 Newmills & 1960 with Carland — inst. 1969 Woodvale Park, Belfast — 1976 GORDON, THOMAS WILSON: B.A. Harmony Hill — ret. 1991; Mod. Syn. A & D (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.), P.G.C.E. (Lon.); First 1989; Convr. Nat. and International Prob. Comber (11); b. 1947; Ord. 1978 Gt. Cttee 1987-93. Victoria Street, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1980 F.M. Jamaica — 1987 Secretary for Educ. & GRAY, WILLIAM MATHIESON: B.A. Mission 1987-93 — 1995 Kilmakee — 2000 (T.C.D.); Retired (1); b. 1938; Ord. 1964 St. First Comber; Mod. Of Syn. A.& D. 2006. Enoch’s, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1967 Drumlough — 1971 Dunlop Memorial, GOUDY, MARK: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Belfast — 1977 Berry Street; 1980 Main (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Macosquin (8); b. Street, Garvagh & Killaig — 1989 1959; Ord. 1990 Railway Street, Lisburn, Lisnabreen — ret. 2000. Asst. — 1994 Macosquin. GREER, THOMAS WILLIAM GRAHAM, DAVID SELWOODE: B.A. ALEXANDER: LL.B. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (T.C.D.), (Q.U.B.); Molesworth (21); b. 1963; Ord. M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (21); b. 1938; Ord. 1990 Greenwell St., Newtownards, Asst. — 1966 Stormont, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 inst. 1993 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine, — First Magherafelt —ret 2003; Mod. Syn. D & 1998 Macrory Memorial/Newington/Sinclair O 1978; Convr. Manpower Cttee 1973-80; Seamens — 2001 Molesworth. C.M.F. 1980-83; Union Commission 1983- 90; Church House & Assembly Hall Cttee GREGG, RICHARD DAVID: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), 1994-96, Assembly Buildings Cttee 1996-97; B.D. (Q.U.B.); Burnside (8); b. 1970; Ord. Board of Min & Pen 1997-03. 1999 Burnside. GRAHAM, TERENCE RICHARD: B.A. GRIBBEN, TREVOR DAVID: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.); Joymount, Carrickfergus (7); (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.), Whiteabbey (4); b. 1959; Ord. 1991 First Comber Asst. — b. 1961; Ord. 1988 St. Enoch’s/Duncairn inst. 1992 Second Castlederg & Alt — 1998 Asst. — inst. 1990 Leckpatrick — 1996 Joymount, Carrickfergus. Whiteabbey; Convr. Youth International and Inter-Church Cttee 1989-94, Assembly Conf. GRANT, CECIL ALDERIDGE: M.A. Cttee 2001-03, Ad Hoc Cttee on Priorities (Cantab.), LL.M. (Cantab.), M.Div. (Princ.), 2001-04; United Appeal Board 2006-. Ph.D. (Cantab.); Mosside & Toberdoney (19); b. 1970; Ord. 2003 Mosside & GRINDLE, GEORGE ALFRED: M.B.E., Toberdoney. D.D. (P.T.F.I); Retired (5); b. 1938; Ord. 1972 Kinghan Mission Supt. — ret. 2003. GRAY, DAVID NEVILLE: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.); Cloughey & Portaferry (1); b. 1954; Ord. 1979 Cregagh, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1981 Ballyarnett & Knowhead — 1987 HAGAN, THOMAS DAVID: B.A. (Q.U.B.); First Comber — 1999 without Charge — B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Carndonagh & Malin (9); 2001 Belmont Associate — 2004 Cloughey b. 1968; Ord. 2000 Carndonagh & Malin. & Portaferry. HAGAN, THOMAS JAMES: F.I.M.L.S., B.D. GRAY, MARK CHARLES ARTHUR: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Retired (15); b. 1935; Ord. 1965 (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. First Bailieborough, Corroneary & Glasleck, (C.T.S.). Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Cooke Centenary Asst. — inst. 1967 Adelaide Road, Dublin — (6); b. 1960; Ord. 1998 Carnone & Convoy 1970 Scarva Street, Banbridge — 1974 Irish — 2006 Cooke Centenary; Convr. World Mission Superintendent — 1976 Woodvale Dev. Cttee 2004-. Park, Belfast — 1985 Donacloney — ret. GRAY, ROBERT JOHN GORDON: B.A. 2004; Mod. Syn. A & D 1990. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (Prin.), D.D. HAMILTON, THOMAS NORMAN: O.B.E., (P.T.F.I.); Retired (12); b. 1935; Ord. 1960 B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballysillan 204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

(4); b. 1946; Ord. 1983 Finaghy, Belfast, HASLETT, WILLIAM LARMOUR: M.A. Asst. — inst. 1988 Ballysillan. (T.C.D.); Ballyblack (1); b. 1940; Ord. 1966 St. John’s Newtownbreda, Asst. — inst. 1969 HAMILTON, WILLIAM GEORGE: B.D. Downshire Road, Newry — 1973 Newark, (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); Orritor & Port Glasgow, Scotland — 1986 Ballyblack; Claggan (21); b. 1964; Ord. 2006 Orritor & Convr. T.V., Broadcasting & A.V.A. Cttee. Claggan. 1991-97; Mod. Syn. A & D 2004. HANNA, KENNETH WILLIAM JAMES: HAYES, WILLIAM JAMES: M.A. (Glas.); B.A. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Glenwherry (3); M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); b. 1970; Ord. 2001 Glenwherry. Mountmellick & Tullamore (13); b. 1975; HANNA, SAMUEL JOHN: B.Sc. (Bris), B.D. Ord. 2005 Mountmellick & Tullamore. (Q.U.B.); Glendermott (14); b. 1953; Ord. HENDERSON, KENNETH: B.A. (U.U.), B.D. 1981 Malone, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1982 (Q.U.B.); Aughnacloy & Ballymagrane F.M. Singapore; — 1991 Indonesia — res. (18); b.1968; Ord. 2001 Aughnacloy & 1997 — ind. 1999 Ballyholme Associate — Ballymagrane. inst. 2002 Tullyallen & Mountnorris — 2006 HENDERSON, MARK: B.A. (U.U.), M.Div. Glendermott; Convr. Asia Cttee. 2002-06; (West.); Army Chaplain (1); b. 1966; Ord. Convr. Board of Mission Overseas 2007-. 2001 Shore Street, Donaghadee Associate — HANSON, JOHN HENRY: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), 2005 Chaplain H.M. Forces. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Missionary (16); b. 1954; HENNING, ELINOR: S.R.N., Dip.H.V. Ord. 1987 First Lisburn Asst. — inst. 1988 (C.N.A.A.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (10); b. F.M. Malawi — 1990 Second Ballybay & 1941; Ord. 1987 Fisherwick Asst. — inst. Rockcorry — 1999 Missionary; Mod. Syn. 1988 Donoughmore & Stranorlar — ret. Dublin 1995. 1997. HARBINSON, JAMES RICHARD IAN: B.A. HENNING, SIMON: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballyroney & (Q.U.B.); Kinghan Mission Superintendent Drumlee (15); b. 1962; Ord. 2000 and inst. (5); b. 1969; Ord. 2000 Asst. to Supt. Ballyroney & Drumlee. Kinghan Mission — 2003 Kinghan Mission Supt. HARKNESS, ROBERT: B.D. (P.T.F.I.), B.A. (O.U.); Retired (4); b. 1928; Ord. 1975 HENRY, DAVID SAMUEL: B.D. (Q.U.B) Megain Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. First Lurgan (2); b. 1957; Ord. 2003 1976 Muckamore — 1982 Belvoir Park — Warrenpoint & Rostrevor — inst. 2007 First 1986 Sinclair Seamen’s — ret. 1995; Convr. Lurgan. Shankill Road Mission Comm. 1984-91; HENRY, WILLIAM JOHN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Mod. Syn. Belfast 2005. B.D. (Q.U.B.);Maze (12) b. 1968; Ord. 1994 HARRIS, COLIN GEORGE: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Whiteabbey, Asst. — inst. 1997 Maze; B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ahorey & Clare (2); b. 1958; Convr. Home & Irish Miss. Cttee 2006-. Ord. 1983 Eglinton, Belfast Asst. — inst. HERRON, ROBERT: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), B.D. 1985 Ahorey with 1988 Clare. Clk. Pres. of (Q.U.B.); Trinity, Omagh & Gillygooley Armagh 2003-. (18); b. 1957; Ord. 1983 Trinity, Bangor, HARRISON, JAMES HENRY: B.A. (T.C.D.); Asst. — inst. 1985 Strabane — 1993 Trinity, Retired (2); b. 1923; Ord. 1962 Cavanaleck Omagh & Gillygooley; Convr. Irish Ch. Rel. & Aughentaine — inst. 1971 Craigavon Ch. Cttee 1992-95, Inter-Church Rel. Bd. 1995- Ex. with Vinecash 1982. — ret. 1990. 02; Educ. Bd. 2004-. Clk. Omagh Pres. 2004- HERRON, WALTER: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired HARRISON, NORMAN SCOTT: B.D. (16); b. 1922; Ord. 1951 Clontibret — inst. (Q.U.B.); High Street, Holywood (1); 1958 Millisle & Ballycopeland — 1965 First b.1966; Ord. 1992 Dungannon Asst. — inst. Monaghan & S. Supply Smithborough & 1994 Clogherney — 2001 High Street, (from 1972) Drum — ret. 1987; Mod. Syn. Holywood. Dublin 1983; Clk. Syn. of Dub. 1970-79; Clk. HART, IAN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Monaghan Presby. 1967-92; Director M.Th. (Q.U.B.), D.Theol. (Singapore); Great Secondary Education (Eire) 1970-79. Victoria Street, Belfast (5); b. 1947; Ord. HETHERINGTON, RONALD SAMUEL: 1976 Ballysillan, Belfast Asst. — inst. 1978 B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Director of Ballyhenry — 1985 F.M. Singapore — 1994 Ministerial Studies (4); b. 1947; Ord. 1980 Great Victoria Street; Convr. Shankill Rd. First Larne Asst. — inst. 1981 First Miss. 2005-. Mod. Syn. Belfast 2006. Rathfriland — 1987 First Ballymena — 1999 HARTE, THOMAS IRVINE: B.A. (T.C.D.), Glengormley — 2004 Director of Ministerial B.D. (Q.U.B.); Trinity, Boardmills (11); b. Studies. 1948; Ord. 1974 McQuiston Memorial, HILL, RICHARD: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1976 Crumlin Road — (Abdn.); Garnerville (6); b. 1965; Ord. 1992 2002 First, Second Boardmills & Killaney — Ballyholme Asst. — inst. 1994 Cairncastle — 2002 Trinity, Boardmills; Convr. Retired 2001 Garnerville; Convr. Media Cttee 1997- Ministers House Fund 1989-96. 02. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 205

HILLEN, DAVID: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. 1929; Ord. 1965 F.M. Malawi (and Zambia) (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Magheramason — inst. 1978 Banagher —ret. 1998. (9); b. 1948; Ord. 1977 First Comber Asst. — inst. 1979 Ballyalbany & Glennan — 1992 HUNTER, WILLIAM IVAN: B.Sc. (N.U.U.); Magheramason; Convr. Jewish Mission Ballywatt (8); b. 1948; Ord. 1975 Richview, 1984-91; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1986. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1976-77 Trinity, Letterkenny & Trenta — 1979 Ballywatt; HOLMES, JOHN: B.A. (U.U.); First Clk. Coleraine Presby. 1986-. Randalstown & Duneane (20); Ord. 1993 Brookside, Ahoghill, Asst. — inst. 1995 HUTCHINSON, DAVID JOHN: B.A. (U.U.), Drumgooland & Kilkinamurry — 2003 First B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Leckpatrick (9); b. 1951; Randalstown & Duneane. Ord. 1997 Leckpatrick. HOLMES, ROBERT FINLAY GREGG: B.A. HUTCHINSON, SAMUEL: B.A. (Q.U.B.), (T.C.D.), M.A. (Cantab), M.Litt. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B), D.D. D.D. (P.T.F.I.), D.D. (Maryville); Retired (P.T.F.I.); Retired (12); b. 1937; Ord. 1963 (6); b. 1926; Ord. 1954 R.A.F. Chaplain — Oldpark, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 Gilford inst. 1960 Campbell College Chaplain — with 1967 Clare — 1985 Deputy Clerk of 1963 Lecturer Magee Theol. Coll. 1971 Assembly — 1990 Clerk of Assembly — ret. Magee Professor of Christian History and 2003; Moderator of General Assembly 1997; Doctrine; Principal U.T.C. 1987-92 — Clk. Iveagh Presby. 1977-85 — Clk. Syn. A Professor of Church History 1992 — ret. & D 1983-86; Convr. Jewish Mission 1977- 1996; Moderator of General Assembly 1990; 84; Racism Cttee 1979-86; Peace & Convr. Continental Mission 1960-78; Peacemaking 1987-90, and various 1985-03. University Education Cttee 1971-82; HYNDMAN, DAVID JONATHAN: B.Th. Doctrine Cttee. 1987-92. (Man.), M.Th. (Oxon); Spa & HONEYFORD, HERBERT JOHN: B.A. Magherahamlet (11); b. 1965; Ord. 1998 (O.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Castlederg & Church of England — inst. 2007 Spa & Alt (9); b. 1949; Ord. 1988 First Comber Magherahamlet. Asst. — inst. 1989 Magheragall — res. 1995 — 1999 St. Columba’s, Lisburn — 2007 HYNDMAN, EDWARD JOSEPH: M.A. Second Castlederg & Alt. (Dund.), B.D. (Aber.); Seaview (4); b. 1968; Ord. 1995 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1997 HOOK, WILLIAM JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.), Roseyards — 2002 Seaview; Convr. Youth B.D. (T.C.D.); Retired (3); b. 1932; Ord. Events Cttee 2002-03; Convr. Youth/Youth 1958 Cootehill, Drum & Kilmount — inst. & Child. Min Board 2003-2007. 1962 Lislooney & Knappagh — 1969 Cuningham Meml. — ret.1997; Convr. HYNDMAN, ROBERT JAMES: B.Sc. Memorial Record 1983-90; Mod. Syn. B & C (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Saintfield 1977. (11); b. 1967; Ord. 1993 Glengormley Asst. — inst. 1995 Glenwherry — 2001 First HORNBY, ROBERT: B.A. (O.U.); Retired Saintfield; Convr. Youth Events Cttee 1997- (6); b. 1937; Ord. 1990 Mersey Street Asst. 99, Co-Convr. Youth Board 1999-2000; — inst. 1991 Mersey Street — Ret. 2002. Convr. Youth Board 2000-03. HUGHES, BRIAN ROBERT: B.A. (Newc.), B.D. (Q.U.B.) M.Phil. (T.C.D.), M.A. (Leeds); Chaplain, Belfast City Hospital IRVINE, DAVID JAMES: (5); B.Sc. (O.U.), b.1956; Ord. 1985 Newtownbreda — M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Stewartstown, Brigh & inst. 1986 F.M. Jamaica — 1999 Chaplain Albany (21); b.1962; Ord. 2004 Belfast City Hospital. Stewartstown, Brigh & Albany. HUGHES, SARAH ELIZABETH: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Whitehouse (4); b. IRVINE, JAMES BARR: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. 1952; Ord. 1986 High St. Antrim, Asst. — (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (12); b. inst. 1987 F.M. Jamaica — 1996 First Bangor 1919; Ord. 1950 Union Road, Magherafelt & Associate — 2001 Whitehouse. Lecumpher — inst. 1955 Alexandra, Belfast — 1963 Hillsborough — ret. 1985; Mod. HULL, WILLIAM IVAN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Syn. A & D 1971; Convr. Retirements and B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ulsterville (5); b. 1942; Ord. R.M.F. Cttees 1980-87. 1976 Railway Street, Lisburn, Asst. — inst. 1977 Enniskillen — 1984 Ulsterville. IRWIN, DAVID CRAWFORD: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (T.C.D.), D.Min. (Prin.); HUME, JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (19); b. Retired (5); b. 1937; Ord. 1963 Woodvale 1925; Ord. 1952 Donagheady — inst. 1964 Park, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 Groomsport Dunluce — ret. 1991. — 1991 McCracken Memorial — ret. 2003; HUNTER, CATHERINE MARY: B.A. Convr. Youth Board 1972-79. (O.U.), B.D. (Edin.); Christ Church, IRWIN, DAVID STANLEY: B.A. (N.U.U.), Rathgar (13); Ord. 1988 Stormont Asst. — B.D. (St.A.); Retired (14); b. 1941; Ord. inst. 1989 Christ Church, Rathgar. 1976 Malone, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 HUNTER, NORMAN: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Drumachose & Derramore — ret. 2006; Mod. (T.C.D.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Retired (14); b. Syd. D & O 2005. 206 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

JAMIESON, PAUL: B.A. (U.U.), M.Div. JONES, JAMES GEOFFREY: B.A. (U.U.), (Q.U.B.); Christ Church, Dundonald (6); b. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Limavady & Myroe 1964; Ord. 2004 Christ Church, Dundonald. (14); b. 1963; Ord. 1999 Ballylennon & St. Johnston — 2004 Second Limavady & JOHNSTON, ALAN THOMAS Myroe. FREDERICK: B.Ed.(Q.U.B.), B.D.(Q.U.B.); Hazelbank (8); b. 1965; Ord. JONES, STEWART ROBERT: B.D. 1997 Tullylish & Gilford — 2004 Hazelbank. (Q.U.B.), Dip.S.S. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), M.Sc. (Q.U.B.), M.A. (U.U.), D.Phil. (U.U.); JOHNSTON, DAVID: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Donemana (14); b. 1957; Ord. 1983 (1); b. 1933; Ord. 1965 Westbourne, Belfast, McQuiston Mem., Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1984 Asst. — inst. 1967 Donacloney — 1973 Second Castlederg (with Alt 1984-87) — Sloan Street, Lisburn — 1976 Orangefield — 1990 Kilcooley — 2004 Donemana; Clerk of 1984 First Newtownards — ret. 1999. Foyle Presbytery 2005-. JOHNSTON, JOHN GEORGE: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Carnlough/Cushendall & KANE, DANIEL JOHN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Newtowncrommelin (3); b. 1956; Ord. 1984 (Aber.); West Church, Ballymena (3); b. Badoney, Corrick & Glenelly — inst. 1986 1960; Ord. 1986 Carryduff Asst. — inst. — res. 1990 — inst. 1994 Moneydig — 2005 1988 First Killyleagh — 2000 West Church, Carnlough/Cushendall & Ballymena Convr. Youth Service and Newtowncrommelin. Leadership Training Cttee 1988-93, Youth JOHNSTON, MARGARET LOUISE: M.A. Board 1993-00. (St.A.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Retired (4); b. KANE, ROBERT ANDREW: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), 1932; Ord. 1988 Newtownbreda Asst. — inst. B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Aghadowey 1990 Missions Specialist P.C. (U.S.A.) — & Crossgar (8); b. 1956; Ord. 1991 inst. 1991 Fortwilliam Park, Belfast — ret. Ballygowan Asst. — inst. 1992 Badoney, 1997; Convr. U.T.C. Man. Cttee. 1992-99. Corrick & Glenelly — 2004 Aghadowey & JOHNSTON, ROBERT GILBERT: B.D. Crossgar. (Lond.), M.Th. (Lon.); Retired (11); b. 1935; KEEFE, WILLIAM JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Ord. 1968 Megain Memorial, Belfast, Asst. Sloan Street, Lisburn (12); Ord. 1970 — inst. 1970 Kilkeel — 1979 First Saintfield; Mountpottinger, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1973 — ret. 2000; Convr. Reception of Ministers Upper & Lower Clonaneese — 1976 Sloan Cttee 1993-2000. Street. JOHNSTON, SAMUEL STEPHEN: B.Agr. KELLY, RAYMOND: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Main (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Kilkeel (17); b. St., Garvagh & Killaig (8); b. 1954; Ord. 1963; Ord. 1991 St. Andrew’s, Belfast, Asst. 1989 Banbridge Road, Dromore, Asst. — — inst. 1993 Home Mission Dev. Ministry — inst. 1990 Main St., Garvagh & Killaig; 2004 Kilkeel. Convr. Tyrone Memorial Cttee 1998-03. JOHNSTON, THOMAS WILLIAM DAVID: KELLY, WILLIAM JOHN: Retired (18); b. B.D. (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); Hamilton 1930; Ord. 1983 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — Road, Bangor (1); b. 1955; Ord. 1981 inst. 1984 Clogher & Glenhoy — ret. 1995. Mourne Asst. — inst. 1983 Waringstown & Bellville — 1994 Hamilton Road, Bangor; KENNAWAY, BRIAN: M.A. (T.C.D.); Clk. Armagh Presby. 1989-94 Crumlin (20); b. 1944; Ord. 1976 Glengormley, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM JAMES: M.A. Crumlin. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Craigy Hill, Larne (7); b. 1945; Ord. 1972 Gardenmore, Larne, KENNEDY, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM Asst. — inst. 1974 Castlewellan & Leitrim — PORTER: B.A. (Norwich); M. Div. (West); 1983 Craigy Hill; Convr. Christian Training Knock Associate (6); b. 1970; Ord. 2006 Cttee 1993-99; Clk Carrickfergus Pres. 1999- Knock Associate. . KENNEDY, GRAEME JONATHAN: LL.B. JONES, DAVID ELWYN: Dip.Th. (Wales), (Dund.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballygrainey (1); b. B.A. (O.U.); Retired (3); b. 1940; Ord. 1967 1972; Ord. 2001 First Bangor Associate — P.C. of W. Morriston (Swansea) — 1969 ins. 2007 Ballygrainey; Convr. Youth & Clubmoor, Liverpool; 1977 Belmont, Child. Res. Cttee 2004-. Shrewsbury — 1983 Kirkcubbin & KENNEDY, WILLIAM ALISTAIR: M.A. Portaferry — 1986 Clough — ret. 2006. (Q.U.B.); Retired (1); b. 1943; Ord. 1970 JONES, KNOX ANDERSON: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Wellington Street, Ballymena, Asst. — inst. Dip. Min. (P.T.F.I.); Waterside & Fahan 1973 Rasharkin — 1980 St. Andrew’s, (9); b 1963; Ord. 2005 Waterside & Fahan. Belfast — 1993 Trinity, Bangor — ret. 2006; Convr. Youth Service Cttee 1979-81, Co- JONES, MARK: M.B. B.Ch. B.A.O. (Q.U.B.) Convr. Coleraine Assembly Cttee 1988-92, M.Div. (Regent Coll.); Roseyards (19); b. Convr. Strategy for Mission Cttee 1991-98; 1967; Ord. 2004 Roseyards. Board of Communications 2002-. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 207

KENNEDY-RITCHIE, LORRAINE: B.A. Street — 1999 Carrigart & Dunfanaghy; (U.Z.), L.Th. (B.C.R.), M.A. (R.A.U.); Convr. Studies Cttee 1976-83; Convr. Board Clontarf & Scots (13); b. 1968; Ord. 1999 of Studies 1983-90. Baptist Union of Southern Africa — ind. LAMONT, WILLIAM JAMES: B.A. 2003 Asst. to convr. Kells & Ervey — res. (T.C.D.); Retired (3); b. 1925; Ord. 1955 2004 — ins. 2007 Clontarf & Scots. Killymurris — ret. 1994; Clk. Syn. B & C KERR, ALEXANDER McMULLAN: B.A. 1972; Mod. Syn. B & C 1992. (T.C.D.); Retired (8); b. 1938; Ord. 1965 LAPPIN, JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (9); First & Second Ray, Asst. with Trenta — b. 1934; Ord. 1965 Duncairn, Belfast, Asst. inst. 1970 Greenisland — 1973 Aghadowey — inst. 1966 Belvoir Park, Belfast — 1974 with 1977 Crossgar — ret 2002; Mod. Syn. B First Ballymacarrett — 1983 Carndonagh & & C 1993. Malin . — ret. 2000; Mod. Syn. D & O 1994. KERR, RICHARD CAMERON: M.Sc. LAPSLEY, DAVID WILLIAM: M.A. (Lond.) M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Templepatrick (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (5); b. (20); b. 1965; Ord. 2005 Templepatrick. 1927; Ord. 1953 First Killyleagh — inst. KINGSMORE, BRIAN: Dip.Th. (Scott.); B.A. 1963 F.M. Jamaica — 1971 Christian Aid (Q.U.B.); D.Min. (Fuller); Retired (8); b. Education Secretary — 1973 Fisherwick, 1933; Ord. 1959 (=1960) Park Church Cong., Belfast — ret. 1993; Mod. Syn. Belfast, 1988. Airdrie — inst. 1966 Ravenhill, Belfast, Asst. LARMOUR, ROBERT DICKSON: M.A. — 1969 Ballywatt, with 1977 Ballysally, (T.C.D.); Retired (12); b. 1921; Ord. 1953 with 1978 N.U.U. Chaplain — 1982 Magheragall — ret. 1988. Ballysally — res. 1984 — inst. 1994 Evangelism Promoter — ret. 1999. LATIMER, DAVID: T.D., B.Sc. (Econ.) (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.), M.A. (U.U.), KIRK, ADAM LINTON (EDDIE): B.Sc. D.Min (P.T.F.I.); First Derry & Monreagh (C.N.A.A.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Ahoghill (9); Ord. 1983 Railway Street, Lisburn, Asst. (3); b. 1949; Ord. 1985 Oldpark Asst. — inst. — inst. 1984 Glascar & Donaghmore — 1986 Third Portglenone — 1992 Kilkeel — 1988 First Derry & Monreagh; Mod. Of Syn. 2003 First Ahoghill. D.& O. 2006. KIRKPATRICK, JOHN ALEXANDER: LAVERTY, TERENCE JOHN: B.Sc. B.Sc. (N.U.U.); Portrush (8); b. 1956; Ord. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); 1985 Megain/Mersey St. Asst. — inst. 1987 Portstewart (8); b. 1957; Ord. 1995 West Garryduff — 1993 Portrush. Church, Bangor, Asst. — inst. 2000 KIRKPATRICK, LAURENCE SAMUEL: Portstewart. B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Glas); LEE, JOHN CARSON: Retired (21); b. 1920; Theological Professor, U.T.C. (20); b. 1956; Ord. 1965 Megain Memorial, Belfast, Asst. Ord. 1982 Alexandra, Belfast, Asst. — inst. — inst. 1967 First Bailieborough, Glasleck & 1984 Muckamore — 1996 Professor of Corraneary — 1973 Culnady & Swateragh — Church History, U.T.C. ret. 1987. KNOWLES, DESMOND: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), LESTER, ROBERT JOHN: Retired (8); b. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Grange (3); Ord. 1973 1926; Ord. 1965 Ballysillan, Belfast, Asst. — Oldpark, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1975 Clough inst. 1967 First & Second Ramelton with & Seaforde — 1984 First Portadown — 2003 Kilmacrennan — 1976 Newington — 1983 Grange. Ringsend — ret. 1992; Convr. Divine KNOX, DAVID BRIAN: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Healing Cttee 1985-92. (Edin.); Harmony Hill, Lisburn (12); b. LIDDLE, ROBERT ALEXANDER: B.Ed. 1952; Ord. 1979 McQuiston Memorial, (U.U.); B.D (Q.U.B.); Legacurry (12); b. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1981 Downpatrick — 1957; Ord. 1997 West Church, Bangor, 1992 Harmony Hill, Lisburn; Convr. World Associate — 2000 Legacurry; Convr. Soc. Church Relations Cttee. 1988-95. Issues & Resources Cttee 2002-05. LINDSAY, SYDNEY JOSEPH MERVYN: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip. Min (P.T.F.I.); Pomeroy LAMB, JOHN T.: B.D. (Edin.); Townsend & Sandholes (21); b. 1960; Ord. 2005 Street, Belfast (5); b. 1952; Ord. 1980 St. Pomeroy & Sandholes. Ninian’s Old, Stirling — 1995 Townsend Street, Belfast. LINDSAY, THOMAS STANLEY: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (8); b. 1940; Ord. 1976 LAMBE, JOHNSTON REA: B.A. (U.U.), Newington, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Mountpottinger (6); b. Drumgooland & Kilkinamurry — 1988 First 1956; Ord. 1997 and ind. 1997 Ballyclare Garvagh — ret. 2005. Associate — inst. 1999 Mountpottinger. LINKENS, NORMAN JOHN: B.D. (Lond.); LAMONT, JAMES: B.D. (P.T.F.I.), M.Th. Retired (1); b. 1932; Ord. 1964 (C. of S.) (Q.U.B.); Carrigart & Dunfanaghy (10); b. Muir Kirk — inst. 1969 Port Glasgow, Old — 1939; Ord. 1973 Malone, Belfast, Asst. — 1973 Holytown — 1978 Westbourne — 1987 inst. 1974 First Ballynahinch — 1982 Regent Dunlop Memorial — res. 1996 — member of 208 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

Assembly 1998 — ret. 1998. Mod. Syn. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (7); b. 1921; Ord. 1949 Belfast 1993. F.M. India — inst. 1973 Kells & Ervey — LINKENS, PAUL ERNEST: B.A. (Man. 1975 Limerick — 1980 Second Islandmagee Met.), M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Tullycarnet (6); b. — ret. 1986. 1969; Ord. 2004 Tullycarnet. LYNAS, ROBERT VICTOR ALEXANDER: LITTLE, SAMUEL ALVIN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), O.B.E., B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Shore Street, Donaghadee (P.T.F.I.); Retired (7); b. 1920; Ord. 1943 (1); b. 1955; Ord. 1983 St. Andrew’s, Trinity, Ahoghill — inst. 1947 Gardenmore Knockbreda, Asst. — inst. 1985 Galway & — ret. 1987; Moderator of General Assembly Ballinasloe — 1987 Asst. West Church, 1972; .Mod. Syn. B & C 1965; Clk. Bangor — 1993 Shore Street, Donaghadee. Carrickfergus Presby. 1974-99; Convr. State of Religion & Evangelism 1955-63; Central LOCKHART, NIALL: L.L.B. (Q.U.B.); Ministry Fund 1962-73; Ministry & Pensions M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.), Board 1966-76; Government Cttee 1973-81. Associate Hamilton Road, Bangor (1) b. 1973; Ord. 2004 Associate Hamilton Road, LYNAS, WILLIAM COWPER: M.A. Bangor. (T.C.D.); Retired (5); b. 1923; Ord. 1954 Ballywillan — inst. 1961 Dunmurry — ret. LOCKHART, ROBERT: B.A. (Q.U.B.); 1989; Mod. Syn. Belfast 1976; Convr. Retired (12); b. 1936; Ord. 1975 Knock, Central Ministry Fund 1973-80; Widows of Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1976 Elmwood Ministers’ Fund 1978-85; Convr. United (Ballymacash) — ret. 2003 Appeal Board 1992-98. LOCKINGTON, JOHN WILLIAM: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Clogherney (18); b. 1944; Ord. 1969 Ballysillan, Belfast, Asst. — inst. McADAM, JOHN STEWART: B.A. (T.C.D.); 1971 Ballyroney & 1976 Drumlee — 1981 Retired (1); b. 1916; Ord. 1946 McKelvey’s The Mall, Armagh — 1989 Gardenmore, Grove & Garmany’s Grove — inst. 1950 Larne — 2003 Clogherney; Clk. Armagh Ballyblack — ret. 1981. Presby. 1985-89; Convr. Presbytery Bounds McAULEY, NORMAN WILLIAM: B.Sc. Cttee 1984-88; Moderator of General (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Greenwell Street Assembly 1999. (1); b. 1956; Ord. 1984 Dundonald, Belfast, LOCKINGTON, STEPHEN JOHN: B.A. Asst. — inst. 1987 Union Road, Magherafelt (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Aber.); Corboy & & Lecumpher — 2004 Greenwell Street; Mullingar (13); b. 1972; Ord 2002 Corboy & Mod. Syn. D & O 2004. Mullingar; Mod. Syn. Dublin 2005. McBRIDE, ALLEN: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired LOGUE, ROBERT BEULAH: B.A. (T.C.D.); (2); b. 1918; Ord. 1944 Third Portglenone — Retired (4); b. 1920; Ord. 1944 Second inst. 1949 Muckamore — 1957 Cladymore Newtownhamilton & Creggan — inst. 1949 — ret. 1983; Clk. Ahoghill Presby. 1945-49. Clifton Street, Belfast — 1955 Ballygomartin McBRIDE, KENNETH ALAN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), — ret. 1985. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Orangefield, Belfast (6); b. LOVE, ROBERT: B.A. (U.U.); 1951; Ord. 1979 Railway Street, Lisburn, Taughmonagh, Belfast (5); b. 1958; Ord. Asst. — inst. 1981 Brigh, Albany & First 1992 Duncairn & St. Enoch’s, Belfast, Asst. Stewartstown — 1985 Orangefield. — inst. 1996 Duncairn & St. Enoch’s Belfast McBRIDE, PATRICIA ANN: B.Ed. (T.C.D.), — 2002 Taughmonagh, Belfast; Co-Convr. B.D. (Edin.); Loughbrickland & Scarva Addiction & E.S. Cttee 2000-02. (15); b. 1958; Ord. 1994 First Lisburn Asst. LUKE, JAMES: Retired (14); b. 1923; Ord. — inst. 1996 School Chaplain — 2004 1961 Carnlough & Cushendall — inst. 1977 Loughbrickland & Scarva. Dungiven - ret. 1994. McCAUGHAN, JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.); LUKE, THOMAS: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Retired (12); b. 1918; Ord. 1943 Cremore & (19); b. 1933; Ord. 1971 Dundonald, Belfast, Tyrone’s Ditches — inst. 1949 Legacurry — Asst. — inst. 1973 Drumreagh & Dromore — ret. 1983; Clk. Dromore Presby. 1977-90; ret. 2001. Mod. Syn. A & D 1983. LYLE, JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (3); b. McCAUGHAN, JAMES ALEXANDER: 1922; Ord. 1947 First Ahoghill — ret. 1987; B.Sc. (Dund.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Dunboe .Mod. Syn. B & C 1972. (8); b. 1954; Ord. 1980 Immanuel, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1982 First Dunboe. LYLE, PETER CLARKE: B.Ed. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballyholme (1); b. 1967; Ord. McCAUGHEY, TERENCE PATRICK: B.A. 1993 First Antrim Asst. — inst. 1995 Second (Cantab), B.D. (Edin.); Retired (13); b. Dunboe & Ringsend — 2002 Ballyholme; 1932; Ord. 1965 T.C.D. Dean of Residences, Convr. Youth Overseas Cttee 1998-04; Asst. — res. 1971; 1979 Member of Mission Involvement Cttee 2006-. Assembly — ret. 1999. LYLE, THOMAS HOYTE: B.A. (Cantab.), McCLEAN, IAN: B.A. (N.U.U.), B.D. M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (T.C.D.), D.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballygawley & Ballyreagh (18); ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 209

b. 1943; Ord. 1986 First Antrim Asst. — inst. — ret. 2006; Convr. Church Extension Cttee 1987 Toberkeigh — 2005 Ballygawley & 1982-89; Organiser for R.E. in Day Schools Ballyreagh. 1972-83; Mod. Syn. B & C 1999. McCLEAN, NOEL: B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), Dip.Th. McCORMICK, JAMES BOYD: B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Kilraughts (19); b. 1955; (P.T.F.I.), B.Sc. (O.U.), B.A. (O.U.); Retired Ord. 1982 Carnmoney, Belfast, Asst. — inst. (21); b. 1935; Ord. 1971 Ravenhill, Belfast, 1983 Clontibret with Middletown Asst. — Asst. — inst. 1973 Loughgall & Tartaraghan inst. 1984 Smithborough — 1991 O.C. — 1982 Moneymore — ret. 2001; Clk. Randalstown — 2001 First Kilraughts; Mod. Tyrone Presby. 1989-03; Clk. Syn. Derry & Syn. Dublin 1989. Omagh 1994-04; Convr. Tyrone Memorial Cttee 1997-98. McCLELLAND, MATTHEW GEORGE: National Director B.B. (5); b. 1952; Ord. McCORMICK, JOSEPH KERR: B.D. 1991 Lowe Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. (Q.U.B.); Second Derry (Strand & 1992 Knappagh & Lislooney — 1999 Buncrana) & Burt (9) b. 1943; Ord. 1980 Magheragall — 2004 National Director B.B.; Fitzroy, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1981 Trinity, Convr Youth Home Mission Cttee 1994- Letterkenny, Trenta — 1997 Second Derry 2000. (Strand & Buncrana) & Burt Mod. Syn. Dublin 1988. McCLINTOCK, SAMUEL WATSON: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (20); b. McCORMICK, NORMAN RAYNER: B.A. 1929; Ord. 1967 Woodvale Park, Belfast, (O.U.); Retired (18); b. 1936; Ord. 1979 Asst. — inst. 1969 Second Kilrea & Boveedy Finaghy, Lowe Memorial, Asst. — inst. 1980 — 1979 Kilbride — ret. 1996; Convr. Greyabbey — 1986 Ballygawley & Arrangements Cttee 1976-83; Convr. Ch. Ballyreagh — ret. 2001. Hse. & Assembly Hall Cttee 1987-94. McCORMICK, TREVOR JOHN: B.A. McCLURE, COLIN DAVID: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), (C.N.A.A.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Kilrea (8); B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.); First b. 1958; Ord. 1984 First Carrickfergus Asst. Larne (7); b. 1962; Ord. 1990 Fisherwick, — inst. 1986 First Kilrea; Convr. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1993 Loughbrickland Presbyterian Residential Trust Cttee 1996-03. & Scarva; — 2003 First Larne; Convr. McCORRISTON, DARRAN BASIL: Personnel/Planning Cttee 2000-04; State Ed. B.A.(U.U.), M.Div.(Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. Cttee 2006-. (P.T.F.I.); Ballyloughan (3) b.1975; Ord. McCONAGHY, DAVID: B.A. (T.C.D.); 2006 Ballyloughan. Retired (12); b. 1937; Ord. 1961 Hamilton McCRACKEN, STEPHEN ANDREW: B.D. Road, Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1963 F.M. (Aber.), Dip.Min (Aber), M.Phil (Q.U.B.); Malawi and Zambia — 1972 Cargycreevy & BMO Malawi (7); b. 1966; Ord. 1999 Loughaghery — ret. 2002. Overseas Board. McCONKEY, WILLIAM GEORGE: M.A. McCREA, PHILIP GEORGE: B.A. (N.U.U.), (T.C.D.); Retired (7); b. 1928; Ord. 1955 B.D. (Q.U.B.); Rosemary (4); b. 1961; Ord. Burt & Buncrana — inst. 1961 Ballycarry — 1988 Oldpark Asst. — inst. 1990 ret. 1993. Castlecaulfield & Eglish — 1996 Maghera — McCONNELL, JAMES WILLIAM PHILIP: 2007 Rosemary; Convr.Youth Overseas M.A. (U.U.) B.Ed. (Q.U.B.), D.A.S.E. Mission Cttee 1994-98. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Waringstown (2); McCRORY, DANIEL KEITH: B.Sc. Ord 1993 Carnmoney Asst. — inst 1995 (Durham) B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (FTS); Waringstown & Bellville — res. Belville Lucan Associate (13); b.1966; Ord. 1993 1998; Convr. Youth Events Cttee 1999-02. Waterside, Londonderry Asst. — res. 1995 McCONNELL, KENNETH: B.D. (Q.U.B.); — 1996 Youth Dev/Univ Chaplaincy — Clough, Ballymena (3); b. 1951; Ord. 1990 2000 Lucan Asst. — 2003 Lucan Associate. Second Comber, Asst. — inst. 1991 First & McCROSKERY, BARRY JOHN: B.Sc. Second Boardmills & Killaney — 2000 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Missionary (12); Oldpark — 2006 Clough, Ballymena. b.1970; Ord 2004 to Missionary Service. McCONNELL, KENNETH JAMES McCULLOUGH, ANGUS ALEXANDER: CALDWELL: M.A. (T.C.D.), Dip.Ed. B.Eng. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. (West.) (Q.U.B.); Retired (10); b. 1932; Ord. 1959 Magheragall (12); b 1966; Ord. 2000 Moville & Greenbank — inst. 1968 High Second Ballybay & Rockcorry — 2005 Street, Antrim — res. 1970 — inst. 1988 Magheragall. Ballycastle Asst. — inst. 1989 Dunfanaghy & McCULLOUGH, JOHN CECIL: B.A. Carrigart — ret. 1997; Mod. Syn. Dublin (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); 1997 Theological Professor U.T.C. (5); Ord. MacCONNELL, JOHN HAROLD: M.A. Trinity, Bangor, Asst. 1965 — Muckamore (T.C.D.), B.D. (T.C.D.); Retired (20); b. 1969 — inst. 1975 Miss. to Lebanon — 1984 1941; Ord. 1966 McQuiston Memorial, Prof. of N.T. New Zealand P.C. — 1988 Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1967 Rosemary, Professor of N.T., U.T.C. — 1998-02 Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1969 First Ballyeaston Principal U.T.C; Convr. University 210 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

Education Cttee. 1989-94; Europe & Middle McDOWELL, IAN STRAIN: B.A. (T.C.D.), East Cttee 1993-; Convr. Doctrine Cttee B.D. (T.C.D.); Retired (5); b. 1933; Ord. 1998-02. 1958 Taughmonagh, Asst. — inst. 1961 McCULLOUGH, JOHN TERENCE: B.A. Mosside — 1967 Molesworth, Cookstown — (T.C.D.); Retired (19); b. 1935; Ord. 1965 1973 Christian Aid Secretary for Ireland — Whiteabbey, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1967 ret. 1998; Clk. Syn. B & C 1964-67; Convr. Mosside — 1973 Strand, Belfast — 1977 Inter-Church Relations Board 1972-78. Ballee — 1986 inst. Toberdoney & McDOWELL, JOHN EMERSON: B.Agr. Croaghmore — ret. 2001. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. (QUB); Dip.Min. McCULLOUGH, MATTHEW CARSON: (P.T.F.I.); Wellington Street Associate (3); B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (17); b. 1920; Ord. b. 1967; Ord. 2006 Wellington Street 1947 Buckna — inst. 1970 Ryans & Associate. Brookvale — ret. 1985. McDOWELL, NORMAN GEORGE: B.A. McCULLOUGH, NIGEL JOHN: B.Sc. (U.U.), M.A.R. (West.); Army Chaplain (3); (Aber.), B.D. (Aber.); Hill St. Lurgan (2) b. b. 1958; Ord. 1994 Cuningham Memorial, 1969; Ord. 1998 Ballygrainey — inst. 2006 Ballymena, Asst. — inst. 1996 Chaplain to Hill St. Lurgan. H.M. Forces. McCULLOUGH, ROBERT JAMES: B.Sc. McDOWELL, PETER GEORGE: B.Eng. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Woodburn & (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Limerick (13); b. Loughmorne (7); b. 1958; Ord. 1989 1966; Ord 2001 as Missionary to Nepal — Carnmoney, Asst. — inst. 1990 Woodburn & 2003 Limerick. Loughmorne. McFARLAND, SAMUEL SIDLOW: B.A. McCULLY, WILLIAM: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), (T.C.D.); Retired (7); b. 1940; Ord. 1965 B.D. (Q.U.B.); Letterkenny & Trenta (10) Crumlin Road, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 b. 1963, Ord. 1998 Letterkenny & Trenta; Clifton Street United, Belfast, Asst. — 1968 Mod. of Syn. Dublin 2006. Dunlop Memorial, Belfast — 1971 Maghera — 1983 First Carrickfergus — ret.2005; McCURDY, CHARLES: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Convr. Social Service Cttee. 1977-85, P.R.T. (Q.U.B.); Retired (13); b. 1937; Ord. 1962 1992-96; Mod. Syn. B & C 2005. Carnmoney, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 Clonduff & Hilltown — 1973 Kirkcubbin — McGAUGHEY, DAVID JOSEPH: B.A. 1979 Fauldhouse C. of S. — 1984 (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (17); b. Kirkmaiden C. of S. — 1987 Drogheda & 1938; Ord. 1965 Railway Street, Lisburn, Ervey — ret. 2002. Asst. — inst. 1968 Castledawson & Curran — 1973 Mourne — ret. 2003; Mod. Syn. A & MacDERMOTT, ROBERT WILLIAM D 1985; Moderator of General Assembly JOHNSTON: M.A. (Cantab), B.D. (Edin.), 1994. S.T.M. (Yale), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (13); b. 1934; Ord. 1962 Joymount, Carrickfergus, McGAUGHEY, JOSEPH DAVID: B.A. Asst. — inst. 1964 Asst. Clerk of Assembly (Lanc.); Brookside (3); b. 1968; Ord. 1994 — 1966 St. Johnston & Ballylennon — 1970 Immanuel, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1997 Rathgar — 1989 Ballina, Killala & Brookside. Ballymote — 1993 Sandymount, Dublin — McILWRATH, DAVID SAMUEL: B.A. 1999 ret; Convr. Home Mission 1985-91; (N.U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Killyleagh Home Board 1990-96; Mod. Syn. Dublin (11); b. 1942; Ord. 1975 Carnmoney, Belfast, 1990; Clk Syn. of Dublin 1993-1999. Asst. — inst. 1976 First Newry — 1984 First McDONALD, BARBARA ANN: B.Ed. Coleraine — 1997 Carnmoney Associate — (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Caledon & 2001 First Killyleagh; Convr. Youth Minterburn (2); b. 1949; Ord. 1991 Education and Mission Cttee. 1981-84. Cregagh, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1993 Caledon McINTYRE, JAMES HASTINGS: B.Sc. & Minterburn. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), B.A. (O.U.), McDONALD, IAN KENNETH; B.Sc. Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.); Cregagh (6); b. 1946; Ord. (C.N.A.A.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); New Mossley 1989 Cregagh, Belfast, Asst. — 1990 (4); b. 1953; Ord. 1985 Tobermore & Castlereagh — 2001 Cregagh; Co-Convr. Draperstown Asst. — inst. 1987 Raffrey — State Ed. Cttee. 1997-98. res. 1991 — inst. 1993 New Mossley Ch. Ext. McINTYRE, JAMES KEITH ALEXANDER: — 2005 New Mossley; Co-Convr. Addiction M.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Bessbrook & E.S. Cttee 2002-03. with Tyrone’s Ditches (17); b. 1968; Ord. McDOWELL, COLIN KERR; B.A. (Man), 1999 Bessbrook with 2000 Tyrone’s Ditches. M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Killymurris (3); b. 1959; McIVOR, JAMES STANLEY: B.A. (T.C.D.), Ord. 2003 Killymurris. B.D. (Edin.), Ph.D. (Edin.); Retired (12); b. McDOWELL, EDWIN SAMUEL: B.Sc. 1928; Ord. 1954 Army Chaplain — inst. 1964 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Aber.); First Ballyeaston Magee Theological College, Professor of (20); b. 1968; Ord. 2001 Fintona, Hebrew, N.T. Interpretation and Biblical Ballynahatty & Creevan — inst. 2007 First Literature and Principal 1964-78; Prof. of Ballyeaston. O.T. U.T.C. 1978 — ret. 1994. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 211

McKAY, GIRVAN CHRISTIE: L.Th. (Aber.), McMANUS, BRIAN: B.D. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond.), M.Th. (Union Fac. of Th. Dip.Soc.Stud. (Q.U.B.); Cloughwater (3); b. B.Aires); Retired (13); b. 1929; Ord. 1969 C. 1953; Ord. 1984 Abbey, Monkstown, Asst. of S. (Belgrano/Temperley, Buenos Aires) — — inst. 1986 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine — inst. 1974 Strath, Isle of Skye — 1977 1992 Cloughwater. Waterford & Kilkenny — 1983 Tullamore & Mountmellick — ret. 1996. McMILLAN, SAMUEL: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (2); Ord. 1964 Glengormley, Belfast, McKAY, IVAN ALEXANDER: B.A. (T.C.D.), Asst. — inst. 1966 F.M. Malawi — 1973 B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Dundonald Caledon & Minterburn — ret. 1992. (6); Ord. 1969 Bethany, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1972 Brookside — 1996 Dundonald; McMILLEN, BRIAN: B.A. (N.U.U.); Moderator of General Assembly 2003. Ballygomartin (4); b. 1954; Ord. 1990 Stormont Asst. — inst. 1991 Carnone & McKEE, IAN THOMAS: B.Ed. (Lanc.), B.D. Convoy — 1996 Warrenpoint & Rostrevor (Q.U.B.); High Street, Antrim (20); b. 1953; — 2002 Raloo — 2007 Ballygomartin. Ord. 1981 West Kirk, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1983 St. Andrew’s, Bangor — 1990 St. McMORRAN, HUGH DERMOTT: B.A. Stephen’s Comely Bank — 1996 Sec. for (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (1); b. Christian Education & Sunday School 1927; Ord. 1952 First Portglenone — inst. Organiser/Deputy Director of Youth & 1958 Duncairn — 1976 Trinity, Bangor — Children’s Ministry — 2007 High Street, ret. 1992; Convr. Memorial Record 1959-69. Antrim. McMULLAN, ROBERT JAMES TERENCE: McKEE, WILLIAM JOHN HENNING: B.A. B.A. (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (4); (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); b. 1937; Ord. 1967 Seaview, Belfast, Asst. — Retired (9); b. 1942; Ord. 1978 Clonaneese inst. 1969 F.M. Malawi — 1982 F.M. Convr. Asst. — inst. 1980 — 1988 Berry Street, — Ret. 2002; Mod. Syn. Belfast 2002. Belfast — 1990 Westbourne, Belfast — 1999 McMULLAN, ROBERT SYDNEY: B.A. Cumber & Upper Cumber — 2002 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.T.S. (Ontario Th. Newtownstewart & Gortin — ret. 2007; Sem.), H.Dip.Ed. (T.C.D.); New Row, Convr. Social Service Cttee 1984-88; Coleraine (8); b. 1957; Ord. 1989 Historical Soc. 1997-04. McQuiston Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. McKELVEY, DEREK JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), 1990 Maze — 1996 Director S.U. Rep. of B.D. (Q.U.B.); Fisherwick (5); b. 1945; Ord. Ireland — 1999 New Row, Coleraine; Co- 1971 First Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1973 Convr. Ch. Ed. Cttee. 1996-97. Ballygilbert — 1994 Fisherwick; Convr. Students’ Bursary Fund 1980-87; Co-Convr. McMULLEN, CHARLES JOHN CARSON: Strategy for Mission 1994-98. M.A. (T.C.D.), M.Litt. (Oxon.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); West Church, Bangor (1); b. McKELVEY, PHILIP LYNDSAY: B.D. 1960; Ord. 1988 Asst. Harmony Hill — inst. (Q.U.B.); Loughgall & Tartaraghan (2); b. 1991 Legacurry — 1999 West Church, 1966; Ord. 2006 Loughgall & Tartaraghan. Bangor; Convr. Magee Fund Scheme Cttee. McKEOWN, GEORGE FRANCIS: B.A. 1993-2000, Nat. and Inter-Nat. Problems (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); Rathcoole (4); Cttee. 1993-97; Convr. Global Concerns b. 1952; Ord. 1980 Rathcoole, Belfast, Asst. 2005-. — inst. 1982 First Dromara — 1987 Second McNEELY, JAMES NOBLE IRVINE: B.Ed. Newtownards — 2002 Rathcoole. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Holywood McKEOWN, WILLIAM: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (1); b. 1954; Ord. 1982 Fisherwick, Belfast, (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Ravenhill, Asst. — inst. 1984 First Ballymoney — 1997 Belfast (6); b. 1943; Ord. 1975 First Antrim, First Holywood; Convr Youth Education & Asst. — inst. 1976 Clogher & Glenhoy — Mission Cttee 1990-94; City Area Cttee 1984 Ballysally Church Ex. — 1991 1996-98. Ravenhill. McNEELY, THOMAS ALASTAIR: B.A. McKILLEN, HUGH DENNIS: B.A. (T.C.D.); (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Richill (2); b. 1962; Retired (4); b. 1926; Ord. 1953 Gilford — Ord. 1991 Ebrington, Asst. — inst. 1993 inst. 1966 Clontarf — 1972 Crumlin — 1976 Richill. Whitehouse — ret. 1991. McNIE, DAVID IAN JAMES: B.D. (Q.U.B.); McLAREN, WILLIAM: M.A. (Dund.), B.D. Trinity, Ballymoney (19); b. 1950; Ord. (Edin.); Chaplain (13); b. 1963; Ord. 1990 1978 Alexandra, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1980 Associate Old West Kirk Greenock — 1994 Kilkeel — 1991 Trinity, Ballymoney; .Mod. Polbeth Harwood — 2001 University Syn. A & D 1991; Youth Centres Cttee. Chaplain 1995-02. McLERNON, ROBERT ADRIAN: B.Sc. McREYNOLDS, WILLIAM CAMPBELLL: (U.U.); Drumbo (12); b. 1965; Ord. 1992 B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (6); b. 1919; Ord. First Ballymena Asst. — 1994 F.M. Spain — 1945 F.M. India — inst. 1962 Carrowdore & inst. 1996 Castlecaulfield & Eglish — 2003 Ballyfrenis — 1970 Granshaw — ret. 1984; Drumbo. Mod. Syn. Belfast 1980. 212 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

McSPARRAN, SAMUEL MALCOLM: B.A. Whitehouse, Belfast — 1976 Windsor — ret. (T.C.D.); Retired (9); b. 1918; Ord. 1945 1988; Mod. Syn. Belfast 1982; Convr. Monreagh — ret. 1987. Education Board 1984-91, W.M.F. Cttee McVEIGH, JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.), M.Div. 1993-96; Clk. Syn. Belfast 1986-04. (Prin.); Retired (6); b. 1945. Ord 1972 MARTIN, ALAN VINCENT: B.A. (T.C.D.), Fisherwick, Belfast Asst. — inst. 1975 M.Phil. (T.C.D.); Retired (13); b. 1932; Ord. Carnone & Convoy — 1982 Gilnahirk — res. 1959 S.C.M. Ireland Secretary — inst. 1961 2005. Clk Donegal Presby. 1976-82; Convr. Fortwilliam Park, Belfast, Asst. — 1963 F.M. R.M.F. Cttee 1990-95; C.M.F. Cttee 1995- India — 1968 Mountnorris & Tullyallen — 02; Clk Belfast E. Press 1995. 1973 Abbey, Dublin — ret. 1997; Clk. MACKAREL, GEORGINA JEAN: B.A. Dublin & Munster Presby. 1991-99; Mod. (N.U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Drumkeeran, Syn. Dublin 1992; Co-Convr. Ch. & Govt. Killeshandra, Cavan & Bellasis (16); b. Cttee 1989-96. 1958; Ord. 1983 First Lisburn Asst. — inst. MARTIN, COLIN WILLIAM AIDAN: B.Sc. 1984 Drumkeeran, Killeshandra, Cavan & (Man), M.Div. (Q.U.B.); Second Dunboe & Bellasis Asst. — inst. 1986 as Minister; Mod. Ringsend (8); b. 1968; Ord. 2003 Second Syn. Dublin 1999. Dunboe & Ringsend. MACKAY, DONALD STEWART: B.Sc. MARTIN, JOHN SCOTT: B.A. (T.C.D.); (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Magherally (15); Retired (12); b. 1932; Ord. 1968 Richview, b. 1948; Ord. 1995 Dungannon Asst. — inst. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 Knowhead, Fahan 1996 Second Kilrea & Boveedy — 2005 & Inch — 1972 Drumlough & 1974 Anahilt Magherally. — ret.1997. MACKAY, ROBERT McMASTER: B.A. MARTIN, WILLIAM BRIAN: B.Ed. (U.U.), (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Second Comber M.C.S. (Regent); Garvaghy & Anaghlone (11); b. 1955; Ord. 1981 First Ballymena, (15); b. 1957; Ord. 1999 Finvoy — ins. 2003 Asst. — inst. 1983 Hydepark & Lylehill — McCracken Memorial — res. 2005 — 2007 1995 Second Comber; Convr. Church Garvaghy & Anaghlone. Extension Cttee 1989-95. MATTHEWS, JAMES ALEXANDER: MADDOCK, JOHN MAGILTON: B.A. B.A. Retired (6); (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); (T.C.D.); b. 1929; Ord. 1954 Retired (18); Oldpark, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1955 Union b. 1927; Ord. 1960 Brookside, Road, Magherafelt & Lecumpher — 1964 Ahoghill — inst. 1971 First Lurgan — 1994 Newington, Belfast — 1975 Carryduff — ret. Sixmilecross — ret. 1997; Convr. 1995. Arrangements Cttee 1983-88; Moderator of General Assembly 1989; Mod. Syn. A & D MAGEE, ROBERT JAMES: O.B.E., M.A. 1987. (T.C.D.), B.R.Ed. (American School of Doc.), D.Min. (Lutheran Theo. Sem.); MATTHEWS, SAMUEL ALEXANDER: Retired (6); b. 1930; Ord. 1958 Mersey B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.) D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Street, Belfast, Asst. — 1960 Donacloney — Bannside (15); b. 1943; Ord. 1969 First 1966 Sinclair Seamen’s, Belfast — 1970 First Larne, Asst. — inst. 1973 Lissara — 1979 Saintfield — 1975 Dundonald — ret. 1995. Bannside; Convr. Studies Cttee 1983-90; Convr. Studies Board 1990-97; Convr. Union MAGOWAN, JAMES TREVOR: B.A. Commission 2007-; Clk. Syn. of A & D (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); St. James’s, 1986-2000; Mod. Syn. A & D 1996. Ballymoney (19); b. 1945; Ord. 1970 First Antrim, Asst. — inst. 1973 Loughbrickland MATTISON, ROBERT JAMES: B.D. & Scarva — 1979 St. James’s, Ballymoney; (Q.U.B.); Cremore, Fourtowns, Mod. Syn. B & C 2001. Poyntzpass (17); Ord. 1978 Pomeroy, Asst. — inst. 1981 Second Dromara — 1991 MANN, JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.); Prison Chaplain — res. 1993 — 2000 Retired (13); b. 1935; Ord. 1961 First Cremore, Fourtowns, Poyntzpass. Ballybay, Cahans, Derryvalley & Drumkeen — inst. 1965 Jewish M. Lebanon — 1976 MAWHINNEY, SAMUEL: M.B., B.Ch., Clones, etc. — 1988 F.M. — 1999 Ballina, B.A.O. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.): Fermoy Killala, Ballymote — ret. 2005; Mod. Syn. (13); b. 1962; Ord. 1997 Fermoy. Dublin 1980. MAWHINNEY, THOMAS VEITCH: M.A. MARRS, WILLIAM SAMUEL: B.Sc. (U.U.), (T.C.D.); Retired (14); b. 1939; Ord. 1967 B.D. (Aber.); Board of Mission Overseas Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 Secretary (6); b. 1961; Ord. 1988 Wellington Second Limavady & 1974 Myroe; — ret. Street, Ballymena, Asst. — 1989 F.M. Kenya 2003. Mod. Syn. D & O 2001. — 2001 Overseas Secretary-Designate — MAXWELL, JAMES DESMOND: B.A. 2002 Overseas Secretary. (N.U.U.), M.Div. (West), Th.M. (Prin.); MARSHALL, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Lecturer (5); b. 1952; Ord. 1979 Sunny FERGUSON: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (5); Corner, N.B. Canada — inst. 1982 Richview, b. 1922; Ord. 1950 First Killyleagh — inst. Belfast, Asst. — 1984 Berry Street, Belfast 1952 Townsend Street, Belfast — 1965 — 1987 Lecturer Belfast Bible College. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 213

MAXWELL, ROBERT DAVID: B.A. MOODY, WILLIAM JAMES ALLEN: (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); St. Andrew’s, B.Eng. (Q.U.B.); Moy & Benburb (2); Belfast (6); b. 1953; Ord. 1984 Strand, b.1970; Ord. 2001 Moy & Benburb. Belfast, Asst. — 1986 inst. Brookvale & MOONEY, JOSEPH BUCHANAN: Retired Ryans — 1994 St. Andrew’s, Belfast. (3); b. 1917; Ord. 1961 Grange — ret. 1982; MEGAW, COLIN WALTER: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Clk. Ballymena Presby. 1964-82. Dip.Soc.Studies (Q.U.B.); Helen’s Bay (1); MOORE, DAVID THOMAS: M.A. (Aber), b. 1958; Ord. 1984 Dungannon Asst. — inst. B.D. (Aber); Kilkenny (13) b. 1965; Ord. 1986 Helen’s Bay. 1993 Stormont Asst. — inst. 1995 Cootehill, MEYER, KATHERINE PRIODE: B.A. Drum, Kilmount — 2003 Kilkenny. Clk. (Swarthmore, U.S.A.), M.Div. (Yale); Pres. of Monaghan 2001-03; Co-Convr. Ch. Chaplain T.C.D. (13); b. 1956; Ord. 1987 & Soc. Cttee 2004-06. Belmont Asst. — inst. 1992 Home Mission, MOORE, GEORGE: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Dublin — 2001 Chaplain T.C.D. (Q.U.B.); Kilbride (20); b. 1946; Ord. 1980 MILLAR, JOHN GARY: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.) B.D. Carnmoney, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1981 (Aber.) D.Phil. (Oxon); Howth & Malahide Magheramason — 1991 Ballysally — 1996 (13) b. 1966; Ord. 1997 Hamilton Road, Kilbride; Convr. Youth Education & Mission Bangor Associate — 2000 Howth & Cttee 1984-1991, Students Bursary Fund Malahide. Cttee. 1995-02; Board of Studies & Ch. MILLAR, SAMUEL JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.); Training 2004-06. Retired (8); b. 1938; Ord. 1967 Sinclair MOORE, JOHN BRIAN: M.A. (T.C.D.), D.D. Seamen’s Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1970 Clough (P.T.F.I.); Retired (5); b. 1933; Ord. 1958 & Seaforde — 1974 Hazelbank (& Burnside First Portglenone — inst. 1965 Albert Street, 1974-78) — ret. 2003; Mod. Syn. B & C Belfast with 1971 Argyle Place to form West 1998. Kirk — ret. 2001; Convr. Home Board 1996- MILLEN, NORMAN STANLEY: B.A. 2000; Co-Convr Bd. of Mission in Ireland (T.C.D.), B.D. (Lond.); Dundalk, 2000-03. Castlebellingham & Carlingford (17); b. MOORE, STEPHEN PATRICK: B.Sc. 1948; Ord. 1981 Ebrington, Londonderry, (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); Asst. — 1982 inst. 1984 Dundalk, Gilnahirk (6); b. 1960; Ord. 1992 Rosemary, Castlebellingham & Carlingford. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1993 First Islandmagee MITCHELL, GEORGE ALAN: B.A. — 2006 Gilnahirk; Convr. Cttee on (U.C.D.), Dip.C.G. (U.C.D.); Sligo & Boyle Ministerial Studies 2000-. (13); b. 1940; Ord. 1977 Evangelism Sec. & MOORE, THOMAS ANDREW: B.A. I.M. Supt. — 1988 Sligo & Boyle; Mod. Syn (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.); Retired (2); b. 1940; of Dublin 2002; Clerk Synod of Dublin 2004- Ord. 1972 Strand, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1973 07. Toberkeigh — 1985 Hill Street, Lurgan — MOFFETT, GEORGE: Dip.A.Th. (Oxon), ret. 2005; Mod. Syn. A & D 2005. M.Th. (Oxon); Retired (6); b. 1938; Ord. MORRISON, THOMAS COLIN: B.A. 1980 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1981 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Eglinton, Belfast Cloughey & Portavogie — 1984 Tullycarnet (4); b. 1955; Ord. 1981 Rosemary, Belfast, Ch. Ex. — ret. 2003. Convr. Church Asst. — inst. 1983 Cairncastle — 1993 Extension Cttee 1995-04. Eglinton; Clk North Belfast Pres. 2002-; MOFFETT, ROBERT ADRIAN: B.Sc. Convr. Boys’ Residential Trust 1985-88; (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Donacloney (15); Social Witness Centres 1988-92; Soc. Wit. b. 1967; Ord. 1993 Lowe Memorial, Finaghy, Board 1992-96; Arrangements Cttee 2001-. Asst. — inst 1995 Clough & Seaforde — MORROW, ERNEST: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired 2005 Donacloney. (8); b. 1916; Ord. 1950 First Dunboe — ret. MONTGOMERY, DAVID JOHN: B.A. 1981. (Stir.), M.Div. (Regent); Director for MORROW, JOHN WATSON: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), Congregational Life (6); b. 1963; Ord. 1998 M.Agr. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired Knock Associate — 2005 Director for (5); b. 1931; Ord. 1960 Seymour Hill — 1967 Congregational Life. Overseas Students’ Chaplain, Glasgow — MONTGOMERY, RICHARD JOHN: B.A. inst. 1971 Dublin Colleges Chaplain — 1976 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.A. (N.U.U.); Q.U.B. Dean of Residences (Chaplain) — Trinity, Bangor (1); b. 1951; Ord. 1981 1979 Corrymeela Community Leader — Abbey, Monkstown, Asst. — inst. 1982 1993 Lecturer Irish School of Ecumenics — Tullyallen & Mountnorris, Asst. — 1983 ret. 1997. Tullyallen & Mountnorris — 1984 Asst. MORROW, TREVOR WILLIAM JOHN: Warden Thompson House — 1985 M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.), M.Th. (Edin.) Castlereagh — res. 1989 — ind. 1999 First Ph.D. (Edin.), D.D. (P.T.F.I) D.Litt. (U.U.); Carrickfergus Associate — res. 2003 — ind. Lucan (13); b. 1948; Ord. 1978 Hamilton 2004 West Church, Bangor, Associate — ins. Road, Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1983 Lucan with 2007 Trinity, Bangor. Firhouse; Co-Convr Mission Assembly 214 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

(1997) Cttee 1994-98; Moderator of General NEILL, ROBERT SAMUEL KENNETH: Assembly 2000. M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (9); b. 1932; Ord. 1957 First Castlederg and inst. 1977 Killeter MOXEN, JONATHAN PAUL: B.A. (U.U.); — ret. 1997; Mod. Syn. D & O 1981. B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Ballynure (7); b. 1966 ; Ord. 2000 Ballynure; Convr. Youth Training & NEILLY, JAMES WALKER: B.A. (T.C.D.), Resources Cttee 2000-03; Convr. Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), M.Phil. (Q.U.B.); Retired Youth/Ministry Events Cttee 2003-07; (4); b. 1930; Ord. 1958 Tobermore — inst. Convr. Board of Youth and Children’s 1964 Sloan Street, Lisburn — 1973 Ministry 2007-. Immanuel — ret. 1995. MULHOLLAND, RODERICK NEILLY, MARK JAMES ROBERT: B.A. ALEXANDER: B.Th. (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Buckna (3); b. 1969; (Q.U.B.), Dip. Min. (P.T.F.I.); Donagheady Ord. 1997 First Rathfriland — 2001 Buckna. (14); b. 1964; Ord. 2007 Donagheady. NEILLY, STEPHEN WILLIAM WEIR: MULLAN, HUGH WYLIE: B.A. (N.U.U.), M.A. (Cantab), M.A.R. (West), Th.M. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Drumreagh & Dromore (West), P.G.C.E. (Lond.); Third (19); b. 1948; Ord. 1984 First Antrim Asst. Portglenone (3); b. 1959; Ord. 1990 — inst. 1985 Castledawson & Curran — Ulsterville, Belfast, Asst. 19993 — inst. 1995 1993 Drumbo — 2003 Drumreagh & Chaplain H.M. Prison Maze/Maghaberry — Dromore. 2004 Third Portglenone. MURDOCH, JOHN FINCH: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), L.R.S.M.; First Omagh (18); NEISH, IVAN DOUGLAS: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), b. 1945; Ord. 1971 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — B.D. (Q.U.B.), Grad.Cert.Ed. (Q.U.B.); inst. 1974 First Omagh; Clk. Omagh Presby. Abbot’s Cross (4); b. 1951; Ord. 1984 1977-; Mod. Syn. D & O 1987; Convr. Public Rathcoole, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1985 Worship Cttee. 1989-96; Memorial Record Cloughey & Portavogie — 1994 Abbot’s 1997-04; Co-Convr. Hymnal Supplement Cross. Cttee 1991-95. NESBITT, DAVID: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. MURDOCK, WILLIAM JOHN: B.Mus. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); First Ballybay, (Q.U.B.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.), Dip.M.T.A. Second Ballybay, Rockcorry & Drumkeen (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Killead & Loanends (16); b. 1943; Ord. 1968 First Ballybay, (20); b. 1956; Ord. 1995 Cregagh, Belfast, Derryvalley, Cahans & Drumkeen Asst. — Asst. — inst. 1996 Greyabbey — 2005 inst. 1970 First Ballybay, Derryvalley, Killead & Loanends. Cahans & Drumkeen — inst. 2007 Second Ballybay & Rockcorry (with First Ballybay MURPHY, DAVID: M.A. (U.U.), Dip.Th. & Drumkeen); Mod. Syn. Dublin 1977; (Q.U.B.), D.Phil. (U.U.); First Convr. Inter-Church Relations Board 1985- Ballymacarrett (6); b. 1945; Ord. Baptist 92; Clk. Monaghan Presby. 1992-1997. Church 1982 — inst. 1989 Wellington Street, Ballymena Asst. — inst. 1990 NEWELL, KENNETH NORMAN ERNEST: Magheramorne — 2001 First Ballymacarrett. O.B.E., B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Fitzroy, Belfast MURPHY, DAVID ALEXANDER: B.A. (5); b. 1943; Ord. 1968 Hamilton Road, (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1971 F.M. Indonesia Cuningham Memorial, Cullybackey (3); b. — 1976 Fitzroy; Convr. Continental Mission 1956; Ord. 1990 First Cookstown Asst. — 1978-86; Moderator of General Assembly inst. 1991 Bellaghy & Knockloughrim — 2004. 1998 Cuningham Memorial, Cullybackey. MURPHY, DAVID BRIAN: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), NEWELL, SAMUEL: B.Th. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Brookvale & Ryans (17); b. Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); Tullylish & Gilford 1970; Ord 2003 Brookvale & Ryans. (15); b. 1957; Ord. 2004 Tullylish & Gilford. MURPHY, HENRY BRIAN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), NIXON, JOSEPH: B.A. (Deakin); Retired B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.), Dip.Ed. (17); b. 1930; Ord. 1982 Colac, Australia — (Q.U.B.); Retired (5); b. 1923; Ord. 1956 inst. 1990 Fourtowns & Poyntzpass. — ret. Clogher and inst. 1959 Tempo — inst. 1963 1998. First Derry — 1972 Christian Education & NIXON, ROBERT: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Sunday School Organiser — ret. 1988. (17); b. 1930; Ord. 1965 Tobermore — inst. MURRAY, RICHARD MARTIN: B.A. 1972 Bessbrook — ret. 1998. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B); Connor (3); b. 1965; Ord. 1997 Hilltown & Clonduff — inst. NOBLE, JOHN ALEXANDER: B.D. 2005 Connor. (Q.U.B.), B.A. (O.U.); Balteagh & Bovevagh (14); b. 1952; Ord. 1993 New MYERS, JOHN MOORE: M.A. (T.C.D.); Row, Coleraine, Asst. — inst. 1994 Retired (21); b. 1912; Ord. 1949 Badoney & Brookvale & Ryans — 2001 Balteagh & Corrick — inst. 1970 Saltersland — ret. Bovevagh; Convr. Presbyterian Residential 1982; Mod. Syn. D & O 1973; Clk. Omagh Trust Cttee 2003-05; Old People Services Presby. 1952-61. Cttee 2005-. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 215

O’NEILL, ARTHUR: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired PATTERSON, PHILIP WILLIAM: B.Mus. (18); b. 1933; Ord. 1964 Strand, Belfast, (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.) Army Chaplain (7); Asst. — inst. 1966 Fintona and 1969 b.1970; Ord. 1999 Army Chaplain. Ballynahatty & Creevan; Mod. Syn. D & O PATTERSON, THOMAS VICTOR: B.A. 1995 — ret. 2000 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Immanuel (4); b. O’NEILL, WILLIAM: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. 1945; Ord. 1978 West Kirk, Belfast, Asst. — (Q.U.B.), S.T.M. (Union NY), Ph.D. inst. 1979 First Drumbanagher & Jerrettspass (T.C.D.); Retired (13); b. 1924; Ord. 1956 & Kingsmills — 1985 Buckna — 1996 R.A.F. Chaplain — inst. 1960 Athy & Carlow Immanuel. Convr. Ch. Training Cttee 1986- — 1963 Howth & Malahide — 1999 ret.; 93. Mod. Syn. Dublin 1975; Convr. T.V. & PATTERSON, WILLIAM JOHN: B.Sc. Broadcasting Cttee 1965-78. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Killinchy (11); b. 1942; Ord. 1970 Belmont, ORR, WILFRED JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1973 Second (St.A.), Th.M. (Prin.); St. John’s, Castlederg with Alt — 1983 Killinchy; Newtownbreda (6); b. 1947; Ord. 1974 First Convr. Manpower Cttee 1986-93; Mod. Syn. Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1976; Asst. to Acting A & D 2000; Convr. Statistics Cttee 1986-93. Clerk of Assembly — 1977 Hydepark & Lylehill — 1982 Newtownbreda; Convr. PATTON, ROBERT ALEXANDER: B.A. Union Comm 1997-02; Convr. Tyrone (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin.); Ballygilbert (1); b. Memorial Cttee 1997-98. 1953; Ord. 1981 St. Enoch’s, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1983 Downshire Road, Newry — ORR, WILLIAM LISTER: B.D. (Q.U.B.); 1994 Ballygilbert; Convr. Youth Centres Glascar & Donaghmore (15); b. 1943; Ord. Cttee. 1988-95, Irish Mission /Home & Irish 1985 Richview, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1986 Mission Cttee 2002-06; Board of Mission in Coagh; Ballygoney & Saltersland — 2000 Ireland 2006-. Glascar & Donaghmore. PATTON, WILLIAM DONALD: B.S.Sc. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); O.C. Randalstown (20); b. 1950; Ord. 1975 PARKER, THOMAS ALEXANDER Trinity, Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1977 First NOBLE: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (12); b. Dromore — 1983 Greystone Road — 1988 1916; Ord. 1940 Maze — ret. 1981; Lowe Memorial — 2002 O.C. Randalstown; Organiser for R.E. in Day Schools 1947-73. Convr. Hist. Soc. Cttee 1990-97. PARKER, WILLIAM JOSEPH MOODY, PAUL, DESMOND JOSEPH: B.Eng. B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), M.Div. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Gardenmore (7); (P.T.F.I.); Castlewellan & Leitrim (15); b. b. 1965; Ord. 1994 Craigy Hill, Larne, Asst. 1965; Ord. 2002 Castlewellan & Leitrim. — inst. 1996 Ballykelly. — 2004 Gardenmore; Convr. Youth Home Mission PARKES, WILLIAM JOHN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Cttee 2000-04. B.D. (Q.U.B.); St. Andrew’s, Bangor (1); b. PEACOCK, JOHN ALEXANDER: B.A. 1951; Ord. 1978 Megain Memorial, Belfast, (Q.U.B.), B.Th. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Asst. — inst. 1980 Donacloney — 1984 Youth Link N.I. (6); b. 1963; Ord. 1999 Woodlands, Carrickfergus — 1991 St. Newtownbreda Assoc. — 2004 Youth Link Andrew’s, Bangor; Convr. Evangelism Cttee NI. 1998-04. PEDEN, WILLIAM HENRY: B.A. (O.U.); PATTERSON, IVAN JAMES: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Retired (6); b. 1925; Ord. 1969 St. Enoch’s, M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Newcastle (15); b. 1949; Ord. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1971 Cairnalbana & 1980 First Bangor Asst. — inst. 1982 Bushvale Glenarm — 1978 Megain Memorial — ret. — 1991 Newcastle; Convr. Youth 1990. International & Inter Church Cttees 1984-89; Youth Board 1989-93; Clk. Iveagh Pres. 1995- POLLOCK, THOMAS: Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); . Retired (20); b. 1937; Ord. 1977 Second Comber, Asst. — inst. 1979 Duneane & First PATTERSON, KENNETH OLIVER: M.B. , Randalstown — ret. 2002. B.Ch., B.A.O. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Th. (Q.U.B.); POOTS, ROBERT FREDERICK SHANE: Castledawson & Curran (21); b. 1948; Ord. O.B.E., B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (T.C.D.), M.A. 1991 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — 1993 — inst. (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (19); b. 1994 Castledawson & Curran. 1937; Ord. 1962 Trinity, Bangor, Asst. — PATTERSON, MARGARET RUTH: O.B.E., inst. 1964 Trinity, Ballymoney — 1990 B.A. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Soc.S. (Q.U.B.), M.S.W. Deputy Clerk of Assembly — ret. 2002; (Toro), B.D. (Edin), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Convr. Evangelism Cttee. 1982-87; Convr. Restoration Ministries (5); b. 1944; Ord. Evangelism Board 1987-91, various 1990-02, 1976 Gardenmore, Larne, Asst. — inst. 1977 State Educ Cttee 2002-04. Kilmakee — 1991 Restoration Ministries; PORTER, DAVID CONWAY: Dip.Th. Convr. Kinghan Mission Ctte. 1983-90. Mod. (Lond.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Syn. Belfast 2003. Second Dromara (12); b. 1948; Ord. 1976 216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

(=1979) Downpatrick Baptist Church — inst. Enniscorthy & Wexford; Mod. Syn. Dublin 1981 Megain Memorial Asst. — inst. 1982 2001. Castlecaulfield & Eglish — 1988 Newmills — 1995 Movilla (Ch. Ext.) — 2001 Second REID, DAVID WILLIAM: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dromara; Convr. Retired Ministers’ House Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); Ardstraw & Douglas Fund 2003-04; Clk. Iveagh Pres. 1991-95. (9); b. 1961; Ord. 2000 Ardstraw & Douglas. PORTER, ERNEST EDWARD REID, THOMAS SAMUEL: B.A. (Q.U.B.), HAMILTON: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. Retired (3); b. 1926; Ord. 1953 Second (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (1); b. Dromara — inst. 1963 First Broughshane — 1933; Ord. 1958 Cargycreevy — inst. 1964 ret. 1991; Mod. Syn. B & C 1987. Gilnahirk, Belfast — 1976 First Newtownards — 1983 Theological Professor PORTER, WILLIAM WARREN: B.A. — 1992 Principal U.T.C. — ret. 1998; Mod. (O.U.), B.D. (Lond.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Syn. A & D 1998; Convr. Education Board Retired (8); b. 1927; Ord. 1960 1976-84; Doctrine Cttee 1992-98. Bailieborough, Corraneary & Glasleck — inst. 1963 Killead — 1965 R.A.F. Chaplain RICHARDSON, WILLIAM THOMAS — 1981 Bellaghy & Knockloughrim — 1986 JOHN: M.B.E., B.A. (N.U.U.), B.D. Moneydig — ret. 1993; Convr. Forces Cttee (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (12); b. 1992-97. 1942; Ord. 1975 Fortwilliam Park, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1976 Newmills & Carland — PRESHO, CHARLES: M.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. 1982 Hillhall — ret. 2007; Convr. Christian (T.C.D.), M.Litt. (T.C.D.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); Training Cttee. 1982-86; Convr. Magee Fund Retired (1); b. 1919; Ord. 1944 Sch. Cttee. 1986-93, Public Worship Cttee Loughbrickland R.P. — inst. 1947 Nicholson 1996-04; Hymnal Cttee 2004-07; Memorial Street R.P. Glasgow — 1958; Divinity Record 2004-07; Organiser for Day Schools Master, Sullivan Upper, Holywood — 1975 (N.I.) 1983-2001. Bible Society Executive Director — ret. 1984. RICHMOND, STEPHEN JOHN: B.D. PRESTON, GEORGE ALEXANDER: B.A. (Q.U.B.), M.Sc. (U.U.); Donegal & (T.C.D.); Retired (3); b. 1938; Ord. 1963 Ballyshannon (10); b. 1972; Ord. 2002 Ravenhill, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1966 Second Ballyshannon & Donegal; Convr. Africa, Castlederg — 1971 Connor — ret. 2004; Caribbean & Latin America Cttee 2004-06; Convr. Alcohol & Drug Education Cttee. Outreach Ministries Cttee 2006-.. 1978-82; Convr. Continental Miss. 1986-93. ROBINSON, JOHN HAROLD: B.Sc. Mod. Syn. B & C 2002. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); PURCE, DAVID ROGER: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Downpatrick & Ardglass (11); b. 1953; B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (Prin.); Groomsport Ord. 1978 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1982 (1); b. 1952; Ord. 1978 Fisherwick, Belfast, Second & Third Rathfriland — 1991 First Asst. — inst. 1980 Loughbrickland & Scarva Holywood — 1996 Director of Ministerial — 1992 Groomsport; Convr. World Dev. Students — 2003 Deputy Clerk — 2006 Cttee 1992-99. Downpatrick & Ardglass; Clk. Iveagh Pres. 1985-91; Convr. Studies Cttee 1990-96, Assembly Conf. Cttee 2002-05. QUINN, HUGH ROBERT: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), ROBINSON, WILLIAM JOHN ROY: B.Sc. B.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Ed. (Univ. East Africa); (Q.U.B.), B.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (6); b. Missionary to Malawi (6); b. 1945; Ord. 1938; Ord. 1975 Dundonald, Asst. — inst. 1981 Craigy Hill, Larne, Asst. — inst. 1982 1976 Conlig with Kilcooley 1979 Lisnabreen F.M. Malawi — 1991 Christ Church, (-1981), 1987 McQuiston Memorial — ret. Dundonald — 2004 Missionary to Malawi; 2000; Convr. R.M.F. 1987-90; Board of Convr. Africa, Caribbean & Latin America Ministry & Pensions 1990-97. Cttee 1999-04. RODGERS, ANDREW RUTHERFORD: M.A. (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (21); b. 1930; Ord. 1957 Clones, Ballyhobridge & RANKIN, ALBIN CHARLES: B.Sc. (N.U.U.), Belturbet with 1961 Stonebridge — inst. B.D. (Aber.); First Ballymoney (19); b. 1965 Dungannon — ret. 1996; Mod. Syn. D 1963; Ord. 1989 High Kirk, Ballymena, Asst. & O 1983; Moderator of General Assembly — inst. 1991 Edenderry & Seskinore —. 1993. 1998 First Ballymoney. ROGERS, JAMES WILLIAM DAVID: B.Ed. RANKIN, DANIEL: B.D. (Q.U.B.) First & (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); Whiteabbey Second Markethill (17); b. 1960; Ord. 1998 Associate (4); b. 1973; Ord. 2006 First & Second Markethill. Whiteabbey Associate. REA, STEPHEN WESLEY: LL.B. (Q.U.B.), ROSBOROUGH, ALASTAIR JAMES B.D. (Aber.); Enniscorthy & Wexford (13); ANDREW: M.A. (St. A.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); b. 1960; Ord. 1988 First Larne Asst. — inst. Ballyarnet & Knowkead (9); b. 1969; Ord. 1990 Fannet, Milford & Rathmullan — 2006 2000 Ballyarnet & Knowhead. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 217

ROSS, HUGH: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); SCOTT, DAVID CYRIL: B.A. (T.C.D.); Newmills & Carland (21); b. 1943; Ord. Retired (17); b. 1934; Ord. 1959 Cremore & 1983 First Portadown Asst. — inst. 1984 Tyrone’s Ditches . — ret 1999. Newmills & Carland; Mod. Syn. D & O SCOTT, DAVID MALCOLM: B.A. (Q.U.B.), 2000. B.D. (Lond), D.Min. (Prin.); Retired (12); b. ROSS, JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); 1932; Ord. 1958 Pettigo & Irvinestown — Retired (1); b. 1936; Ord. 1960 Rosemary, inst. 1965 St. Columba’s Ch. Ex — ret. 1998; Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1961 F.M. Malawi — Convr. Peace & Peacemaking Cttee 1990-96; 1966 Clough & Seaforde — 1969 Christ Mod. Syn. A & D 1995. Church, Dundonald — 1976 High Street, SCOTT, JANE (JOAN): B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Holywood; — ret. 2000; Convr. Foreign (Edin.); Retired (6); b. 1940; Ord. 1979 Mission 1969-72; Eastern, Western & Newtownbreda, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1980 Southern Cttees 1972-79; Convr. Race Garnerville — 2000 Missionary to Jamaica Relations 1986-93; Moderator of General — ret. 2005; Convr. World Church Relations Assembly 1995. Cttee 1980-88. ROSS, RICHARD SAMUEL: M.A. (T.C.D.); SEAWRIGHT, JOHN NICHOLL: M.A. Retired (3); b. 1923; Ord. 1955 Harryville — (Oxon), B.A. (Cantab); Abbey Monkstown 1981 Resigned — Carnlough & Cushendall, (4); b. 1951; Ord. 1978 First Bangor Asst. — Stated Supply 1985 — inst. 1989 — ret. inst. 1980 West Church, Bangor, Asst. — 1994; Mod. Syn. B & C 1977; Convr. 1987 Abbey, Monkstown. Christian Healing 1978-80. SELLAR, FRANCIS PAUL: B.A. (Lancs), RUSHTON, JOHN: B.V.M.S. (Glas.), B.D. B.D. (Aber), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); Bloomfield (Edin.); Carlow (13); b. 1947; Ord. 1983 (6); b. 1958; Ord. 1988 Hamilton Road, Church of Scotland — inst. Carlow 2005-. Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1990 Adelaide Road Donore/Adelaide Road — 2007 Bloomfield. RUSSELL, FRANK: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Lond.); Retired (8); b. 1934; Ord. 1961 SHAW, DAVID MARK: B.D. (Q.U.B.), Stormont, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1963 Trinity, P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.), Dip. Min. (P.T.F.I.); Letterkenny — res. 1974 — 1977 Castlerock Strabane (9); b. 1963; Ord. 2006 Strabane. — ret. 2000. SHAW, DESMOND: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (18); b. 1924; Ord. 1949 Wellington Street, RUSSELL, ROBERT ALAN: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Ballymena — inst. 1963 Waterside, M.A. (Alb), B.D. (Edin.), Ph.D. (Lanc.); Londonderry — 1970 Community Relations Ballywalter (1); b. 1949; Ord. 1980 Officer (Community Relations Commission) Joymount, Carrickfergus, Asst. — inst. 1982 — Community Worker (Eastern Health and Ballywalter; Convr. Ethical Cttee 1988-93, Social Services Board) — 1979 Dundalk — Communications Admin Cttee 2002-; Clk. 1983 Edenderry & Seskinore — ret. 1989. Ards Presbytery 2001-. SIMMS, JAMES CRAIG: B.A. (U.U.), B.D. RYAN, VICTOR HENRY: M.A. (T.C.D.), (Q.U.B.); Rasharkin (3); b. 1949; Ord. 1999 Ph.D. (Gren); Retired (6); b. 1924; Ord. Gardenmore, Larne, Asst. — 2001 1949 Donegal — inst. 1951 Milford & Fannet Rasharkin. — 1960 Cliftonville & 1972 Ballyhenry — 1975 First Donaghadee — 1984 First SIMPSON, GEORGE DAVID: Retired (14); b. Ballymacarrett — ret. 1994. 1936; Ord. 1973 Joymount, Carrickfergus, Asst. — inst. 1975 First & Second Boardmills & Killaney — 1978 Dunlop Memorial — 1986 First Limavady; with Magilligan (1986) SANDERSON, WILLIAM HAROLD: B.A. — ret. 2006; Convr. Ch. Arch. Cttee 2004-. (T.C.D.); Ballydown & Katesbridge (15); b. SIMPSON, KENNETH: B.A. (U.U.), B.D. 1944; Ord. 1971 Megain Memorial, Belfast, (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Retired (4); Ord. Asst. — inst. 1974 Ballydown & 1978 Asst. First Antrim; 1987 Asst. Abbot’s Katesbridge. Mod. Syn. A & D 2002. Cross — inst. 1988 Chaplain H.M. Prison, SAVAGE, JAMES RONALD: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Belfast — ret. 2001. B.D. (T.C.D.), M.Th. (Prin.), D.Min. (Prin.); SIMPSON, STEPHEN: B.Sc. (U.U.), B.Th. Stormont, Belfast (6); b. 1942; Ord. 1967 (Q.U.B.); First Donegore (20); b. 1965; Ord. Fisherwick, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1971 1997 Tullamore & Mountmellick — 2003 Drumachose & Derramore — 1976 First Donegore. Stormont; Convr. Youth Service Cttee 1971- 78, Manpower Cttee 1980-86, Racism Cttee SIMPSON, THOMAS JOHN: M.A. (T.C.D.), 1979, Mod. Syn. Belfast 2004. LL.B. (T.C.D.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.), D. Litt. (U.U.); Retired (1); b. SAVAGE, ROBERT BRIAN: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), 1924; Ord. 1950 Ballykelly — 1965 Assistant D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Kells & Ervey (13); b. 1943; Clerk of Assembly, Secretary Home Board & Ord. 1970 Newtownbreda, Belfast, Asst. — Education Board — 1985 Clerk of Assembly inst. 1972 Cavanaleck & Aughentaine — etc. — ret. 1990; Mod. Syn. D & O 1965; 1976 Ballykeel — 2006 Kells & Ervey; Moderator of General Assembly 1983; Convr. Reception of Ministers Cttee 2000-. Convr. various Boards and Committees. 218 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

SINCLAIR, VICTOR: B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. Drumminnis — 1987 Tullylish & Gilford — (Q.U.B.); Retired (5); b. 1937; Ord. 1974 1995 First Ballymacarrett — ret. 2000. Rosemary, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1975 SMYTH, JAMES IRWIN: B.A. (T.C.D.); Ballycairn. — ret. 2007. Retired (2); b. 1925; Ord. 1951 Richhill — SINCLAIR, WILLIAM: B.A. (Q.U.B.), ret. 1993. P.G.C.E. (Liv.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First SMYTH, KENNETH: B.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Ballymena (3); b. 1957; Ord. 1992 (12); b. 1925; Ord. 1952 Burt & Buncrana — McQuiston Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — inst. inst. 1955 Glastry — 1963 Drumbo — ret. 1993 Strean — 2006 First Ballymena. 1993; Convr Shankill Road Mission Comm. SLEITH, ALBERT ALLEN: M.A. (T.C.D.), 1991-1998. B.Ed. (Melb), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.), D.Min STANFIELD, DAVID: B.A. (C.N.A.A.), B.D. (Chicago); Retired (6); b. 1933; Ord. 1961 (Aber); Youth Link N.I. (11); b. 1959; Ord. Cregagh, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1963 1989 Ballygilbert Asst. — inst. 1991 C’wealth Mission, Australia — 1967 R.N. Chaplain U.U.J. — res. 2000 — 2004 Youth Chaplain — 1971 Westbourne, Belfast — Link NI; Convr. Youth Training and 1976 Cregagh, Belfast — ret. 2001; Convr. Resources Cttee 1994-01 W.M. Hostel Cttee 1977-84, Mod. Syn. Belfast 1992. STANFIELD, MAIRISINE: B.D. (Aber.); First Ballynahinch (11); b. 1965; Ord. 1990 SLEITH, WILLIAM JAMES: M.A. (T.C.D.); Regent Street, Newtownards, Asst. — inst. Retired (20); b. 1941; Ord. 1973 Ballysillan, 1993 First Ballynahinch. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1974 Glascar & STEELE, DAVID J: B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. Donaghmore — 1983 First Armagh — 1993 (Aber.); Missionary (1); b. 1972; Ord. 2002 High Street, Antrim — ret. 2006; Convr. Missionary to Malawi. W.M. Hostel Cttee 1991-98. STERRITT, RODNEY: B.A. (T.C.D.), D.D. SLEITH, WILLIAM JAMES ALLEN: B.Sc. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (1); b. 1934; Ord. 1962 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D (Glasgow); Seaview, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1965 Union Regent St., Newtownards (1) b. 1962; Ord. Road, Magherafelt & Lecumpher — 1971 1990 First Lisburn Asst. — inst. 1992 Sinclair Seamen’s, Belfast — 1975 Whitehouse; — 2000 Regent Street, Greenwell Street; — ret. 2000. Convr. Inner Newtownards; Convr. Church Relations City Areas Cttee 1975-81, Irish Mission Cttee Cttee 2007-. 1990-91, 1992-97; Mod. Syn. A & D 1986; SLOAN, JONATHAN EDWARD: B.A. Moderator of General Assembly 1991. (U.U.), Dip.Min (P.T.F.I.); Bellaghy & STEVENSON, AVERIL ANNE: B.D. Knockloughrim (21); b. 1977; Ord. 2006 (Q.U.B.); Retired (1); b. 1936; Ord. 1989 Bellaghy & Knockloughrim. Windsor, Belfast, Asst. — res. 1990 — inst. SMALL, BRIAN ALEXANDER: B.Ed. 1994 Kirkcubbin & Portaferry — res. (C.N.A.A.); B.D. (P.T.F.I.); Raffrey (11); b. Portaferry 2001 — ret. 2003. 1959; Ord. 1986 Alexandra Asst. — inst. STEVENSON, ROBERT JAMES: B.A. 1988 Loughgall & Tartaraghan — 2004 (U.U.), B.Th. (Q.U.B.); Carrowdore & Raffrey. Ballyfrennis (1); b. 1954; Ord. 2000 SMITH, ANDREW JAMES MacLEOD: B.A. Carrowdore & Ballyfrennis. (Midd. Ver.), M.Div (Gordon-Conwell); Dun STEWART, ANGUS VERE: M.A. (St. A.), Laoghaire (13); b. 1967 Ord. 1995; ind. M.Div. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. (P.T.F.I.); 1996 Ballywillan Asst. — ind. 1998 Dundrod (20); b. 1964; Ord. 2002 Ballywillan Associate — inst. 2001 Dun McQuiston Memorial Associate — inst. 2003 Laoghaire. Dundrod. SMITH, IVOR FRANCIS: M.A. (T.C.D.); STEWART, MAURICE MILFORD: B.D. Retired (21); b. 1946; Ord. 1973 Shankill (Q.U.B.); Knappagh & Lislooney (2); b. Road Mission, Asst. — inst. 1975 Orritor & 1947; Ord. 000 Knappagh & Lislooney. Claggan — res. 2006; Convr. Publications STEWART, STANLEY: B.Sc. (N.U.U.), Cttee 1993-95, Communications Board 1995- D.A.S.E. (N.U.U.), B.Th. (Q.U.B.); School 02; Co-Convr. Assembly Conference Cttee Chaplain (10); b. 1957; Ord. 1997 2003-; Mod. Syn. D & O 1996. Donagheady & Strathfoyle — 2005 School SMYTH, ALISTAIR STEWART: B.A. Chaplain, Clerk of Foyle Pres. 1998-2005; (T.C.D.), B.D. (Edin); Carryduff (6); b. Sec. Educ. Bd. 2004-. 1960; Ord. 1986 Gt. Victoria Street Asst. — STIRLING, ROBERT: B.D., (Q.U.B.); inst. 1988 First Rathfriland — 1996 Dip.Ed. (C.N.A.A.); Conlig (1); b. 1946; Carryduff. Ord. 1989 Eglinton Asst. — inst. 1991 Urney SMYTH, EDWARD DANIEL: M.S.Sc. & Sion — 2001 Conlig. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Soc.Stud. (Q.U.B.), B.D. STOCKDALE, GRAHAM ROBERT: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Retired (6); b. 1939; Ord. 1975 (Man.), M.Div. (West), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Woodvale Park, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1976 Edengrove (11); b. 1963; Ord. 1993 First Dunfanaghy & Carrigart — 1982 Redrock & Ballymacarrett Asst. — inst. 1995 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 219

Newtownstewart & Gortin — 2001 THOMPSON, DAVID HUEY: B.A. (Q.U.B.), Edengrove. B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Phil. (Q.U.B.); Strand (6); STOCKMAN, ROBERT STEVENSON: b. 1968; Ord. 1994 Bloomfield, Belfast, Asst. Chaplain Q.U.B. (5); Ord. 1988 First Antrim — inst. 1997 Kilraughts — 2000 Strand. Asst. — inst 1991 Youth Development THOMPSON, JAMES ARMSTRONG: B.A. Officer — 1994 Dean of Residence (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Sc. (U.U.); (Derryvolgie) and 2002 Q.U.B. Chaplain; D.Min. (R.T.S); Dervock (19); b. 1948; Ord. Convr. Research and Education Cttee 2007-. 1977 McQuiston Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — STOTHERS, THOMAS JAMES: B.Sc. inst. 1978 Jerrettspass & Kingsmills, Asst. — (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); 1979 Dervock; Mod of Syn. B. & C. 2006. Greenisland (7); b. 1954; Ord. 1980 First THOMPSON, JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. Comber, Asst. — inst. 1982 Ballylennon & (Edin), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. (P.T.F.I.); St. Johnston — 1989 Scrabo Ch. Ex. — 1999 Retired (5); b. 1922; Ord. 1952 Sandymount, Greenisland; Clk. Donegal Presby. 1986-89; Dublin — inst. 1961 Fortwilliam Park, Convr. Union Comm. 2002-2007. Belfast — 1976 Professor of Systematic SWINN, STEPHEN PAUL; B.A. (Syd.), B.Th. Theology & Apologetics, P.C.B. — ret. 1994; (A.C.T.), Ph.D. (Syd.); Army Chaplain (12); Moderator of General Assembly 1986; b. 1962 Ord. 1992 Pres. Church of Australia Convr. Jewish Mission 1956-69. — inst. 2002 Chaplain to H.M. Forces. THOMPSON, JOHN ISAAC: T.D., B.Sc. (U.U.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), D.Min. (P.T.F.I.); First Cookstown (21); b. 1952; Ord. 1983 TAYLOR, FLORENCE JEAN: B.A. Ebrington, Londonderry, Asst. — inst. 1985 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.): Retired (16); Ord. Dundrod — 1994 First Cookstown; Convr. 1991 Second Comber Asst. — inst. 1993 First Divine Healing Cttee. 1992-98. Bailieborough, Corraneary, Trinity, THOMPSON, JOSEPH: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. Bailieborough — ret. 2002. (T.C.D.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), TAYLOR, JAMES PATTON: M.B.E., T.D., D.D. (P.T.F.I.); Retired (2); b. 1938; Ord. M.A. (Glas), M.A. (Q.U.B.), M.A. (Oxon), 1962 Newington, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1964 M.Th. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Sheffield); First Carrickfergus, Asst. — 1966 First Theological Professor, U.T.C. (4); b. 1951; Portglenone — 1972 Ravenhill — 1990 The Ord. 1975 Gt. James Street, Londonderry, Mall, Armagh — ret. 2003. Convr. Historical Asst. — inst. 1976 Wellington Street, Society Cttee 1982-90; Clk. Armagh Ballymena, Asst. — 1977 Duncairn, with St. Presbytery 1994-03. Enoch’s 1984 — 1994 Professor of O.T. — THOMPSON, PHILIP DAVID: Principal U.T.C. 2002-; Mod. Syn. Belfast B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.Th. (Q.U.B.); First Rathfriland 1999; Convr. Boys Residential Trust 1984- (15) 88; Social Witness Board 1985-92; Social b. 1971; Ord. 1999 Whiteabbey Witness Centre Cttee 1988-92; Doct. Cttee. Associate — 2002 First Rathfriland. 2002-. THOMPSON, RODNEY BOYD: B.A. TAYLOR, MARGARET ELAINE: B.D. (C.N.A.A.); Badoney, Corrick & Glenelly (Q.U.B.); Chaplain to Marie Curie (6); b. (9); b. 1959; Ord. 1985 Harmony Hill, 1954; Ord. 1985 Cooke Centenary Asst. — Lambeg, Asst. — inst. 1986 First ins. 2006 Chaplain to Marie Curie. Castleblayney & Frankford Asst. — inst. 1987 Cladymore — 2002 Armoy & Ramoan TEMPLE, DAVID JOHN: B.A. (T.C.D.), B.D. — 2006 Badoney, Corrick, & Glenelly; (Edin); B.M.I. Director for Personnel (12); Convr. Soc. Wit. Centres Cttee. 1997-98. b. 1947; Ord. 1976 Torry, Aberdeen — inst. 1980 Third Portglenone — 1986 TODD, JOHN ANDREW: B.A. (T.C.D.); Ballygomartin — 1989 Irish Mission Retired (15); b. 1918; Ord. 1946 Garvaghy Superintendent — 2004 B.M.I. Director for — with 1963 First Anaghlone, 1973 Second Personnel. Anaghlone — ret. 1983; Convr. Boys’ Auxiliary Cttee 1955-65; Youth Cttee 1961- THOMPSON, ANDREW JONATHAN: B.A. 65. (Stir), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Elmwood (12); b. 1967; Ord. 1998 Craigavon & Vinecash — TOLLAND, ANNE ELIZABETH: inst. 2004 Elmood. B.Sc.(Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.), MTh. (Edin.). P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); Cairncastle (7); b. 1968; THOMPSON, ALEXANDER SHAW: B.A. Ord. 2000 First Larne Associate — 2001 (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); First Dromara Cairncastle. (12); b. 1957; Ord. 1987 Greenwell St., Newtownards Asst. — inst. 1989 First TOLLAND, JAMES: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired Dromara. (20); b. 1935; Ord. 1964 First Bangor, Asst. — inst. 1967 Fourtowns & Poyntzpass — THOMPSON, ALAN SAMUEL: M.A. (Aber), 1971 First Donegore — ret. 2001. B.D. (Q.U.B.); First/Second Moneymore (21); b. 1962; Ord. 1988 Asst. First Bangor TOSH, JAMES LESLIE: B.D. (St. A.), — inst. 1990 Castlewellan & Leitrim — 2001 Dip.Past.Th. (St. A.); Second Donegore First/Second Moneymore. (20); b. 1959; Ord. 1989 Duncairn/St. 220 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS

Enoch’s Asst. — inst. 1992 Second WASSON, MOORE DUNLOP: B.A. (T.C.D.); Donegore. Retired (13); b. 1918; Ord. 1946 Roseyards TOSH, ROBERT SAMUEL: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), — 1955 B.B.C. Head Religious Programmes B.D. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.); B.B.C. (12); (ret. 1979) — 1980 Teacher Larne Grammar b. 1947; Ord. 1973 Stormont, Belfast, Asst. School — 1984 Ballina & Killala with — inst. 1975 Claremont & Burt — 1984 Ballymote — ret. 1988. B.B.C. Producer; Convr. T.V. Cttee 1983-84. WATSON, JOHN KNOX FERGUSON: B.A. Retired (1); TRUEMAN, JAMES GARY: B.A. (U.U.), (T.C.D.); b. 1931; Ord. 1958 B.D. (Q.U.B.); Banbridge Road, Dromore Tullylish — inst. 1971 Ballygrainey — ret (12); b. 1960; Ord. 1990 Bloomfield, Belfast, 1997. Asst. — inst. 1992 Second & Third WATSON, WILLIAM ANDREW: B.A. Rathfriland — 1998 Banbridge Road, (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.); Dromore. Scarva Street, Banbridge (15); b. 1963; Ord. 1990 West Kirk, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1992 Donegal & Ballyshannon — 2001 Scarva Street, Banbridge. UPRICHARD, ROBERT EDWARD HENRY: B.A. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), WATTS, DONALD JAMES: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), D.D. B.D. (Edin), Ph.D. (Edin); Clerk of (P.T.F.I.); Trinity, Ahoghill (3); Ord. 1967 Assembly (1); b. 1948; Ord. 1977 Malone, First Ballymacarrett, Belfast, Asst. — inst. Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1980 Ballyholme — 1970 Trinity, Ahoghill; Moderator of General 2001 Clerk-Designate — 2003 Clerk of Assembly 2005. Assembly; Convr. University Education Cttee 1982-89; P. Residential Trust 1985-89; Peace & Peacemaking Cttee 1996-99; Convr. various 2003-; Clk. Ards Presby. 1990-2001. VALLELY, ROBERT: B.D. (Q.U.B.); Ballylinney (7); Ord. 1977 Rosemary, WEIR, WILLIAM DEREK: B.A. (T.C.D.), Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1978 Sinclair B.D. (Edin), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.); Retired (20); Seamen’s, Belfast — 1983 Ballylinney; b. 1938; Ord. 1964 Cliftonville, Belfast, Asst. Convr. Arrangements Cttee 1995-2001, — inst. 1966 Killead with 1969-71 Greystone Board of Social Witness 2001-. Road, Antrim, & 1975 Loanends . — ret. 2004. Clk. Templepatrick Presby. 1972-. VAN OS, STEPHAN WOUTER: B.A. (Otago), B.D. (Otago); Army Chaplain (2); WELSH, MARK JACKSON: B.Sc. (Q.U.B.), b. 1954; Ord. 1981 St. Columba’s Pakuranga, P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.), Ph.D. (Q.U.B.), Dip.Min. N.Z., Asst. — inst. 1983 Second (P.T.F.I.); Greyabbey (1); b. 1967; Ord. Newtownhamilton & Creggan — 1987 2006 Greyabbey. Chaplain H.M. Forces — 1995 First Lurgan WHITLEY, DENNIS RAYMOND: B.A. — 2005 Chaplain H.M. Forces; Convr. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (T.C.D.), Dip.Ed. (Q.U.B.); Forces Cttee 1997-04. Retired (6); Ord. 1961 Knock, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1964 Glenwherry — 1975 Kirkpatrick Memorial — ret. 2002. WADE, JACOB MAURICE: B.D. (Q.U.B.); WHYTE, VICTOR: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Retired Portavogie (1); b. 1953; Ord. 1989 (8); b. 1927; Ord. 1964 Macosquin — ret. Dundonald Asst. — inst. 1990 Second 1993 Newtownhamilton & Creggan — 2003 WILLIAMS, STEPHEN NANTLAIS: Portavogie. M.A. (Oxon.), M.A. (Cantab.), Ph.D. (Yale); WALLACE, HUGH BARKLEY: M.A. Theological Professor U.T.C. (1); b. 1952; (T.C.D.); Retired (19); b. 1933; Ord. 1960 Ord. 1980 Pres. Church of Wales — 1994 Drumhillery & Middletown — inst. 1970 Professor of S.T., U.T.C. Bushmills — ret. 2000; Convr. Public WILLIAMSON, JOHN TREVOR: B.A. Worship Cttee 1982-89; Clk. Route Presby. (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Edin.), P.G.C.E. (Q.U.B.); 1986-; Convr. Memorial Record 1991-97. Urney & Sion (9); b. 1945; Ord. 1976 WARD, NOEL: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Banagher Eglinton, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1977 Glastry (14); b. 1945; Ord. 1973 Newington, Belfast, — 2002 Urney & Sion; Convr. Church House Asst. — inst. 1974 First & Second Ray & Redevel. Comm. 1988-94; Church Newtowncunningham, Asst. — 1976 Second Architecture Cttee 1993-99. Newtownhamilton & Creggan — 1981 WILLIAMSON, NOEL MATTHEW: B.A. Ballyroney & Drumlee: — 2000 Banagher. (Q.U.B.); B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. (Q.U.B.), WARING, WILLIAM JAMES: B.A. L.T.C.L.; Magheramorne (7); b. 1944; Ord. (T.C.D.); Retired (8); b. 1937; Ord. 1970 Gt. 1969 First Carrickfergus, Asst. — 1971 Asst. Victoria Street, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1972 to Convener Nelson Memorial, Belfast — F.M. Jamaica — 1976 Christ Church, 1974 U.F.F.M., Botswana — 1975 Second Dundonald — 1990 Ballyrashane; — ret. Islandmagee — 1980 Dean of Residences 2000; Convr. Western Cttee 1985-86; Convr. (Chaplain) Q.U.B. — 2001 Campbell College Overseas Board 1986-93. Chaplain — 2002 Magheramorne. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 221

WILLIAMSON, STEPHEN DAVID HILL: WILSON, TREVOR HAMILTON: A.C.I.I., B.Sc. (C.N.A.A.), Ph.D. (C.N.A.A.), B.D. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Retired (20); b. 1939; Ord. (Q.U.B.); Ballywillan (8); b. 1958; Ord. 1980 Megain Memorial, Belfast, Asst. — 1993 Ballygilbert Asst. — inst. 1994 inst. 1981 Templepatrick. — ret. 2004. Strabane — 2004 Ballywillan; Convr. Divine WILSON, THOMAS JAMES: B.Sc. (U,U.), Healing Cttee 1998-04. Dip.S.W. (Lanc.), B.D. (Q.U.B.), M.Th. WILSON, ALAN CHARLES: B.Th. (Q.U.B.), (Q.U.B.); Kilmakee (5); b. 1954; Ord. 1995 Dip.Min (P.T.F.I.); Ballykelly (14); b. 1954; Kilbride Asst. — ind. 1996 Associate Ord. 2006 Ballykelly. Rosemary — res. 1999 — inst. 2000 WILSON, BRIAN ALEXANDER HUGH: Kilmakee; Co-Convr. Addiction & Educ M.A. (St. A.), B.D. (Aber.); Second Services Cttee 2003-05; Adult Services Cttee N’hamilton & Creggan (17); b. 1963; Ord. 2005-07. 1990 First Bailieborough & Corroneary Asst. WIMBERLY, ALEXANDER TEMPLE: A.B. to Convr. — res. 1993 — inst. 1997 (Wabash College), M.Div. (Prin); Missionary to India — 2004 Second McCracken Memorial (5); b. 1977; Ord. N’hamilton & Creggan. 2003 (P.C.U.S.A.) — ins. 2007 McCracken WILSON, FREDERICK ALEXANDER Memorial. CAMPBELL: M.A. (T.C.D.); Retired (2); WOODSIDE, JOHN DUNCAN: B.Agr. b. 1942; Ord. 1969 McQuiston Memorial, (Q.U.B.), M.Sc. (Salford), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Belfast, Asst. — ins. 1972 Tullylish — 1980 Drogheda (13); b. 1946; Ord. 1983 Gt. Armagh Road, Portadown — res. 2004; Mod. Victoria Street, Belfast, Asst. — inst. 1984 Syn. A. & D. 1999. Kilkenny with Cahir — 2002 Ballywillan — WILSON, IVAN JAMES: M.B.E., M.A. 2003 Drogheda. (T.C.D.), Ph.D. (T.C.D); Retired (14); b. WRIGHT, THOMAS CLIFFORD: B.Sc. 1932; Ord. 1960 Megain Memorial, Belfast, (Q.U.B.), B.D. (Q.U.B.); Alexandra (4); b. Asst. — inst. 1963 First Kilrea — 1967 1945; Ord. 1978 Richview, Belfast, Asst. — Nelson Memorial, Belfast — 1970 Lylehill inst. 1979 Hilltown & Clonduff — 1988 — 1976 First Kilrea — 1985 Scrabo Ch. Ex. Alexandra. — 1988 Cumber, Upper Cumber — ret. WYLIE, JONATHAN MITCHEL: B.Sc. (St. 1998; Mod. Syn. D & O 1997; Convr. Ch. A.), B.D. (Edin.), M.Th. (Edin.); H.M. Architecture Cttee 1986-93. Forces (12); b. 1971; Ord. 2000 Chaplain WILSON, JAMES HENRY: B.A. (Q.U.B.), H.M. Forces. M.A.R. (West); Chaplain R.V.H. (5); b. 1950; Ord. 1987 Glengormley Asst. — inst. 1988 St. Patrick’s Waterford — 1992 Woodlands, Carrickfergus — res. 1999 — YOUNG, GILBERT PEARSE: B.A. (T.C.D.), 2001 Chaplain R.V.H. B.D. (Q.U.B.); Moville & Greenbank (9); b. 1947; Ord. 1978 Kilcooley, Bangor & Conlig WILSON, PHILIP BOLTON: B.A. (Reading), Asst. — inst. 1981 F.M. Jamaica — 1989 B.D. (Aber.), Th.M. (Prin.), Ph.D. (Aber.); Moville & Greenbank. Bushmills (19); b. 1973; Ord. 2006 Bushmills. WILSON, RONALD JOSEPH: B.A. (Q.U.B.); Retired (8); b. 1933; Ord. 1960 First Dromara — inst. 1967 Portstewart — ret. 1999; Mod. Syn. B & C 1973. 222 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS KEY TO RECOGNISED UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

(A.T.S.) Asbury Theol. Seminary, U.S.A. (Aber.) Aberdeen University (A.C.T.) Australian College of Theology (Alb.) Alberta University, Canada (B.C.A.) Belfast College of Art (B.Aires) Union Theo. Seminary, Buenos Aires (C.N.A.A.) Council for National Acad. Award: (Calf.) University of California U.S.A. (Cantab.) Cambridge University (Covn.) Covenant Theological Seminary, U.S.A. (C.T.S.) Columbia Theological Seminary, U.S.A. (Dund.) Dundee University (Dur.) Durham University (Edin.) Edinburgh University (F.T.S.) Fuller Theological Seminary (Glas.) Glasgow University (Gordon Conwell) Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary (Gren.) Grenwich University School of Theology (Lanc.) Lancaster University (Leeds) Leeds University (Liv.) Liverpool University (Lond.) London University (Man.) Manchester University (Man. Met) Manchester Metropolitan University (May.) National University of Ireland, Maynooth (Melb.) Melbourne University, Aus. (Mont.) Montreal University, Can (Newc.) Newcastle-Upon-Tyne University (N.D.) Notre Dame University Chicago, U.S.A. (Nott.) Nottingham University (N.U.U). New University of Ulster (Otago) University of Otago, N.Z. (Oxon.) Oxford University (O.U.) Open University (P.T.F.I.) Presbyterian Theol. Faculty, Ireland (Prin.) Princeton Theological Seminary (Q.U.B.) Queen’s University, Belfast ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MINISTERS 223

(Regent) Regent College, Vancouver (R.T.S.) Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson LA. (St.A.) St. Andrew’s University (Swan.) University College, Swansea (Syd.) University of Sydney, Australia (T.C.D.) Trinity College, (Dublin University) (Toro.) Toronto University (U.C.D.) University College, Dublin (Nat.U.) (Union. NY) Union Theol. Seminary, N. York (U.U.) University of Ulster (Wash.) Washington State Univ., U.S.A. (Wales) University College, Wales (West.) Westminster Theol. Seminary, Phila., U.S.A. (Windsor) Windsor University (Winn.) Winnipeg University, Can. (Yale) Yale University, U.S.A. (York) York University

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1. The Committee will normally recognise degrees awarded by: (i) Any University or faculty in Great Britain or Ireland incorporated by Act of Parliament or Royal Charter (Code par. 217(1)(a)(i)). (ii) An American University or Seminary that has full A.T.S. accreditation. (iii) A University in another country which, in the judgement of the Committee, is of an academic standard equivalent to 1 or 2 above. 2. The Committee will also recognise: (i) Degrees and professional qualifications accepted as fulfilling the General Assembly’s requirements for ministerial training, e.g. B.A.; M.A.; B.Sc. (ii) Other degrees and appropriate professional qualifications related to Ministry from recognised institutions. (iii) State awards, decorations and honours, e.g. M.B.E.; T.D. 224

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Clerk of Assembly and General Secretary...... Rev. D.J. WATTS, B.Sc., B.D., Ph.D. Deputy Clerk...... Financial Secretary ...... C. KNOX, B.A., F.C.C.A. Board of Mission Overseas Secretary ...... Rev. W.S. MARRS, B.Sc., B.D. Board of Mission in Ireland Secretary...... Rev. D.J. BRUCE, B.S.Sc., B.D. Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry...... Miss R. STIRLING, B.Sc. Director of Social Service and Secretary to the Board of Social Witness...... L. CONWAY, O.B.E., M.C.I.M., Dip.S.W., C.Q.S.W. Communications and Press Secretary ...... S.T.W. LYNAS, B.Sc. PWA General Secretary...... Mrs. CAROLINE HAWTHORNE GENERAL ASSEMBLY’S SOLICITOR: Alastair Rankin, B.A., 50 Bedford Street, Belfast, BT2 7FW. AUDITORS: Messrs. ERNST & YOUNG, Bedford House, Bedford Street, Belfast. ————— PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL FACULTY, IRELAND: Principal...... Rev. Prof. J.P. TAYLOR, M.B.E., T.D., M.A., M.Th., Ph.D. Secretary...... Rev. Prof. A. GIBSON, B.Sc., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D. UNION THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE: 108 Botanic Avenue, Belfast, BT7 1JT Tel. (028) 9020 5080; Fax (028) 9020 5099 Prof of Old Testament ...... Rev. Prof. J.P. TAYLOR, M.B.E., T.D., M.A., M.Th., Ph.D. Prof of Systematic Theology ...... Rev. Prof. S.N. WILLIAMS, M.A., Ph.D. Prof of Church History ....Rev. Prof. L.S. KIRKPATRICK, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Prof of Practical Theology.Rev. Prof. A. GIBSON, B.Sc., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D. Prof of New Testament ...... Rev. Prof. W.G. CAMPBELL, B.A., P.G.C.E., B.D., Ph.D. Director of Christian Training...... T.D. ALEXANDER, B.A., Ph.D. Director of Ministerial Studies...... Rev. R.S. HETHERINGTON, B.A., B.D. Professor-Emeritus ...... Rev. Jn. THOMPSON, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D. Professor-Emeritus...... Rev. J.S. McIVOR, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Professor-Emeritus ...... Rev. R.F.G. HOLMES, M.A., M.Litt., D.D. Professor-Emeritus ...... Rev. T.S. REID, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.D., Dip.Ed. Professor-Emeritus ...Rev. W.P. ADDLEY, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.Min., Ph.D. Professor-Emeritus ...... Rev. J.C. McCULLOUGH, B.A., B.D., Ph.D. 225

COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Stephen Lynas – Communication & Press Secretary Office – (028) 9032 2284; Mobile – 07802 264354 [email protected] SOCIAL WITNESS Mr Lindsay Conway, OBE – Director of Social Service [email protected] Mobile 07801 429306 Board of Social Witness Office, Church House, Belfast BT1 6DW Tel: (028) 9041 7234 Fax: (028) 9041 7303 [email protected] SPECIALIST MINISTRIES Kinghan Mission for Deaf People Minister and Superintendent – Rev Simon Henning 13 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JG Tel (028) 9032 2588 Voice/Minicom - Fax (028) 9032 9348 Student Services Chaplaincy Centre – (028) 9066 9078 Derryvolgie Hall – Student Accommodation Chaplain in Residence – Rev Steve Stockman 49a Derryvolgie Avenue, Belfast BT9 6FP (028) 9066 9090 - Fax (028) 9066 3113 OLDER PEOPLE SERVICES Mrs Linda Wray – Residential Services Manager [email protected] Mrs May Gordon - Assistant Residential Services Manager [email protected] Adelaide House...... Head of Home - Mrs I Bowman 24 Adelaide Park, Belfast BT9 6FX ...... (028) 9066 9362 Ard Cluan House ...... Head of Home - Mrs S Boyd 5 Limavady Road, Londonderry BT47 1JU...... (028) 7134 3297 Corkey House ...... Head of Home - Mrs A Anderson 1 Forthriver Crescent, Belfast BT13 3SR ...... (028) 9071 8095 River House ...... Head of Home -Mrs B Barrett 131 Central Promenade, Newcastle BT33 0EU...... (028) 4372 3206 Sunnyside House...... Head of Home - 25 Riverwood Vale, Bangor BT20 4QE ...... (028) 9127 0615 York House ...... Head of Home – Mrs H Walker 14 Landsdowne Crescent, Portrush BT56 8AY...... (028) 7082 3567 Harold McCauley House...... Head of Home – Mrs C Crawford Camowen Terrace, Omagh BT79 0AX...... (028) 8225 2550 St Andrew Bungalows.Warden - Mrs M Lamberton Mallusk (028) 9083 0320 Tritonville Close...... Resident Manager – Mr R Zipser Dublin (01) 6674334 226

FAMILY SERVICES Taking Care Committee Co-ordinator – Deborah Webster Taking Care Office, Church House (028) 9041 7229 Designated Persons Lindsay Conway Margaret McGuiggan Helpline (028) 9041 7235 PCI Counselling Co-ordinator – Stephanie Windrum (028) 9261 0586 DISABILITY Willow Brook Supported housing for people with a learning disability Project Manager – Anne Campbell 5 Willow Brook Lane, Millburn Road, Coleraine BT52 1ET (028) 7035 7702 - Fax (028) 7035 7702 Topley Court Supported Housing for people with a physical disability Project Manager – Anne Campbell 5 Willow Brook Lane, Millburn Road, Coleraine BT52 1ET Tel (028) 7035 7702 – Fax (028) 7035 7702 Aaron House (The Currie Community) Residential Home for Adults with severe learning disability Manager – Denise Keegan 40 Rosneath Gardens, Ballyoran, Dundonald, BT16 1UN Tel: (028) 9041 0045 – Fax: (028) 9041 0408 ADULT SERVICES Carlisle House Addiction Unit Director – David Cuthbert 2-4 Henry Place, Clifton Street, Belfast BT15 2BB Gray’s Court Supported Housing Scheme 31 Cliftonville Avenue, Belfast BT14 6BX Tel (028) 9032 8308 (helpline) Fax (028) 9043 4533 Director – Mr. David Cuthbert Project Worker – Frances Craig Thompson House Director – David Farrow 426-428 Antrim Road, Belfast BT15 5GA Tel: (028) 9037 0923 - Fax: (028) 9077 5177 227

HOSPITAL CHAPLAINCIES Hospital Chaplain ARDS PRESBYTERY Bangor...... W.L. Haslett Ards...... ”

ARMAGH PRESBYTERY Craigavon...... T.J. Hagan St. Luke’s...... A.D. Davidson Mullinure & Longstone ...... ”

BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY Braid Valley...... D. Knowles

NORTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY Mater Infirmorum ...... J.K. Doherty Whiteabbey ...... I.D. Neish N.I. Hospice ...... Miss D. Draffin

BELFAST SOUTH PRESBYTERY City...... B.R. Hughes Royal Group of Hospitals...... J.H. Wilson Knockbracken ...... V. Sinclair Musgrave Park ...... W.P.H. Erskine

EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY Foster Green...... Dr. S.J. Campbell Ulster, Dundonald...... G. Moffett

CARRICKERGUS PRESBYTERY Inver House...... Anne Tolland

COLERAINE PRESBYTERY Coleraine...... J.G. Johnston ...... T. Luke Hopefield, Portrush...... Dr. J. Frazer

DERRY AND STRABANE PRESBYTERY Foyle Hospice ...... J.K. McCormick

DONEGAL PRESBYTERY St. Joseph’s Home Stranorlar ...... S. Richmond Shiel Hospital, Ballyshannon...... ” Donegal District Hospital ...... ” County Hospital Letterkenny...... J. Lamont St. Conal’s Letterkenny ...... W. McCully Lifford District...... B. Brown

DOWN PRESBYTERY Downe, Downpatrick...... J.H. Robinson Downshire, D’patrick...... ” 228

DROMORE PRESBYTERY Lagan Valley, Lisburn ...... Dr.W.J.T.Richardson Thompson House ...... Dr. H. Cromie

DUBLIN AND MUNSTER PRESBYTERY St. Brendan’s Psychiatric Phibsborough ...... ) Alan Boal The Rotunda ...... ) ” Mater & Mater Private ...... ) ” Bon Secours Private ...... ) ” James Connolly Blanchardstown ...... ) ” St. Mary’s Orthopaedic Cappagh...... ) ” Temple Street (Childrens’)...... ) ” Hampstead, Highfield & Elmhurst)...... Alan Boal St. Ita’s...... ) Dr. Gary Millar Tallaght ...... (D. Rodgers) Our Lady’s, Crumlin ...... ) Dr. Trevor Morrow Stewart’s ...... ) ” Peamount ...... ) ” St. Loman’s...... ) ” Cherry Orchard...... ) ” St. Mary’s, Phoenix Park...... ) ” St. Edmondbury...... ) ” St. Patrick’s...... ) ” St. James’s ...... ) ” The Coombe ...... ) ” Hume Street Cancer Day Hosp ...... ) ” Royal Victoria Eye & Ear ...... ) ” National Maternity Hosp...... ) ” St. Luke’s...... ) Mary Hunter Mount Carmel...... ) ” Our Ladies Hospice, Harold’s Cross...... ) ” The Royal Hospital, Donnybrook Smpson’s Old Men’s Home, Dundrum...... ) ” St. Vincent’s, Elm Park...... ) Denis Campbell Central Mental Hospital, Dundrum...... ) ” Leopardstown ...... ) ” St. John of God, Stillorgan...... ) ” Blackrock Clinic...... ) ” St. Columcille’s, Loughlinstown...... ) ” Blackrock Hospice...... ) ” St. Michael’s, Dun Laoghaire ...... ) Andrew Smith St. Gabriel’s, Cabinteely ...... ) ” National Medical Rehabilitation Centre...... ) ” General, Sligo...... ) Alan Mitchell Mental, Sligo ...... ) ” Boyle and Castlerea...... ) ” Cork Mercy...... ) J.G. Faris St. Stephen’s Chest, Saarsfield, Cork...... ) ” St. Finbar’s Cork ...... ) ” St. Mary’s Orthopaedic, Gurranabroker, Cork Cork, South Infirmary and Victoria ...... ) ” District, Carrick-on-Suir

FOYLE PRESBYTERY Altnagelvin, L’derry ...... S.J. Gray Gransha ...... ” Waterside ...... ” 229

MONAGHAN PRESBYTERY Cavan - Cavan General...... F. Taylor Monaghan - Monaghan General...... R.I. Carton St. Davnet’s...... ” Castleblayney - St. Mary’s ...... D. Nesbitt

NEWRY PRESBYTERY Ardee Mental ...... N.S. Millen Daisy Hill, Newry...... Dr. M.A. Barry District, Dundalk...... N.S. Millen

OMAGH PRESBYTERY Tyrone County Omagh...... ) J.F. Murdoch Sperrin Unit ...... ) ” Erne, Enniskillen...... W. D. Cupples

ROUTE PRESBYTERY Robinson Memorial, Ballymoney ...... ) T. Luke Dalriada, Ballycastle...... Dr. A.W.G. Brown

TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY Muckamore Abbey ...... Dr. L.S. Kirkpatrick Holywell...... R.L. Brown Antrim...... Dr. W.D. Patton

TYRONE PRESBYTERY South Tyrone, Dungannon...... Dr. A.R. Rodgers Mid-Ulster, Magherafelt ...... A.S. Thompson

PRISON CHAPLAINCIES Hydebank Wood ...... K. Simpson H.M.P. Maghaberry ...... Lynda Gibson H.M.P. Magilligan ...... G.D. Simpson Juvenile Justice Centre (NI) Bangor...... C.W. Megaw Dublin Area...... A. Boal

UNIVERSITIES CHAPLAINS Queen’s University ...... S. Stockman University of Ulster, Queen’s Campus...... J. Coulter University of Ulster, Magee Campus ...... J. McCormick Trinity College, Dublin...... Katherine Meyer Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland ...... W. McLaren University College, Dublin...... P. Steiner 230

OVERSEAS MISSIONARIES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY —————— BRAZIL Miss N. KEEFE CENTRAL ASIA Rev. Dr. G. CONNOR Mrs. P. CONNOR GREAT BRITAIN Mr. C.L. MACWAN Mrs. N. MACWAN INDIA Miss L.M. JACKSON INDONESIA Rev. B.J. McCROSKERY Mr. M.S. McCULLAGH Mrs. R. McCULLAGH JAMAICA Miss H. LENNOX KENYA Mr. S.J. COWAN Mr. G.R. REID Mrs. A.R.E. COWAN Mrs. M.G. REID Mr. D.J. ROULSTON Mrs. N. LEREMORE Mrs. L.M. ROULSTON (nee MARTIN) Mr. W.N. KENNEDY Mrs. P.E. KENNEDY MALAWI Mrs. U. BROWNLIE Rev. D.J. STEELE Miss D.E. CUSICK Mrs. M.A. STEELE Rev. J.H. HANSON Miss S. STRONGE Mrs. R.J. HANSON Mr. A.W. SOYE Rev. S.A. McCRACKEN Mrs. D.E. SOYE Mrs. R.E. McCRACKEN Miss M.F. YOUNG Rev. H.R. QUINN Mrs. M.H. QUINN NEPAL Mr. J.G. CAMPBELL Mrs. J.M. CAMPBELL ROMANIA Mr. D.E. AITCHESON Mr. C.T. VERES Mrs. N.J. AITCHESON Mrs. I.E. VERES SPAIN Mr. D.G. FRENCH Mrs. J.E.M. FRENCH Retired Missionaries Dr. J.C. BARTON Rev. Dr. R.N. GORDON Mrs. W.E. BARTON Dr. H.M. GORDON Rev. W.N. DUNCAN Miss D. SHANNON Mrs. W.J. DUNCAN Miss C.M. TRUEMAN Miss E.L. WASSON 231

SERVING IN MISSIONS IN IRELAND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY —————— HOME MISSION Rev. G.D. ALLEN, Lisbellaw, Lisnaskea, Maguiresbridge, Newtownbutler Rev. C.F.D. CLEMENTS, Irvinestown, Pettigo & Tempo Rev. J.G. FARIS, Cork & Aghada Rev. C.J. GAMBLE, Athy & Naas Rev. T.D. HAGAN, Carndonagh & Malin Rev. J. LAMONT, Carrigart & Dunfanaghy Rev. R. LOVE, Taughmonagh (Church Extension) Rev. S.J. LOCKINGTON, Corboy & Mullingar Rev. Dr. D.K. McCRORY, Associate Lucan (Maynooth) Rev. P.G. McDOWELL, Limerick Rev. G.J. MACKAREL, Drumkeeran, Killeshandra, Cavan, Bellasis Rev. SAMUEL MAWHINNEY, Fermoy & Cahir (Stated Supply) Rev. Dr. J.G. MILLAR, Howth & Malahide Rev. G.A. MITCHELL, Sligo & Boyle Rev. D.T. MOORE, Kilkenny Very Rev. Dr. T.W.J. MORROW, Lucan Rev. S.J. RICHMOND, Donegal & Ballyshannon Rev. Dr. R.B. SAVAGE, Kells & Ervey Rev. J.D. WOODSIDE, Drogheda Rev. G.P. YOUNG, Moville & Greenbank

P.W.A. DEACONESSES Miss K. SPENCE Mrs. C. O’HARA, Hosp. Deac., Antrim Area Hospital & Musgrave Park Hospital Mrs. H. McCRACKEN, Alexandra Miss E. WHYTE, 1st Lisburn Miss J. CLEGG, Ballycrochan, Bangor Mrs. P. LINTON, West Church, Ballymena Miss M. CROMIE, Hosp. Deac., Belfast City Hospital Miss J. GWYN, Hosp. Deac., R.V.H. Mrs. S. HERON, Strand, Belfast Mrs. C. KYLE, Hosp. Deac., Ulster Hospital Mrs. L. GIBSON, Maghaberry Prison Miss C. McROBERTS, Tullycarnet Mrs. G. MARTIN, Woodvale Mrs. J. O’NEILL, Joymount, Carrickfergus Mrs. J. ROBINSON, South Belfast Friendship House Miss D. DRAFFIN, Whitehouse, N.I. Hospice Miss E. DRYSDALE, Wellington St., B’mena Miss S. SUTTER, 1st Antrim Miss R. IRVINE, 1st Comber Miss M. McCAULEY, Ballygowan 232

Mrs. S. McCULLOUGH, Whiteabbey Mrs. E. MATTHEWS, Hill Street, Lurgan & Craigavon Area Hospital Mrs. A. COOPER, New Row, Coleraine Miss M. ROBERTSON, Gardenmore Mrs. J. PEAKE, Portrush

RETIRED DEACONESSES Miss J. ORR Miss J. WOOD Miss E. COLGAN Mrs. J. DAVIES Miss W. SHAW Miss N. McALLISTER Miss J. McCAUSLAND Miss M. LESTER Miss E. DAVISON Miss E. BOYD Mrs. F. MARTIN Miss F. WRIGHT Miss S. SWINDLE Miss A. BURROWS Miss R. RICHMOND Miss M. ANGUS Mrs. R. HENRY

RETIRED WOMAN WORKER Mrs. L. HALLIDAY

IRISH MISSION WORKERS Mr. E. DOYLE Mr. W. WORKMAN Mr. W. PATTERSON Mr. K. PRESTON Mr. P. MAITLAND Mr. D. BOYD Mr. H. MORELAND Mr. P. WHELTON Mr. J. LAVERTY Mr. T. DOWLING Mr. S. WILSON Mr. J. REID Mr. K. HARGADEN 233 TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND * Members of Executive Committee Mr. J. Millar, O.B.E.*, Mr. J.O. Greer, W. Cosgrove, Mr. W.H. Scott, Very Rev. Dr. S. Hutchinson*. Mr. R.A. Wilson, Mr. J. Suitters, Rev. R.J.A. Bell, Very Rev. Dr. D. Clarke, Mr. L. Cubitt. Mr. W. Ervin, C.B.E.*, Rev. W.P.H. Erskine, Rev. Dr. R.J.T. McMullan, Sir Eric McDowell*, Rev. W.J. Orr*. Mr. N.H. McLean, Mr. D. McClay, Mr. R.W. Alcorn, Mr. W.C. Henderson, Rev. D.S. Graham. Mr. A. Speer, Mr. K. Gillanders, Mr. G. McCullagh*, Rev. R. Cobain, Mr. L. McKeague. Mr. D. Bell, C.B.*, Mr. A.T. Ross*, Very Rev. Dr. T.J. Simpson, Rev. Dr. D.J. Watts. Rev. Dr. D.J. Watts, Secretary. Mr. C. Knox, Executive Committee Secretary

THE TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND manage the following Funds:— THE COMMUTATION FUND THE GENERAL INVESTMENT FUND THE NON PARTICIPATING TRUST FUNDS THE TOPS WILSON TRUST FUND THE MAGEE FUND THE ESTATE OF Mr. ROBERT GETTY THE FIRE INSURANCE TRUST THEY ALSO ACT AS CUSTODIAN TRUSTEES FOR CERTAIN OTHER FUNDS UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE ASSEMBLY, AND FOR VARIOUS PROPERTIES VESTED IN THEM UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF PAR. 122(4) OF THE CODE. OTHER TRUSTEES OF FUNDS AND INSTITUTIONS RELATED TO THE CHURCH

JOHN GETTY ESTATE Trustees of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland; Clerk of Assembly; Financial Secretary; Mr. J.L. Frazer, Agent.

SHANKILL ROAD MISSION Revs. W.M. Campbell, A.W. Boyd, Dr. I. Hart, G.F. McKeown, Dr. D.J. Watts; Mr. W. Caswell, Mr. A.J. Rankin. (See Mins. G.A. 2003) 234 MODERATORS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Meeting Year Name and Residence of Moderator Date of Decease

Belfast...... 1840 Rev. Samuel Hanna, D.D., Belfast April, 23, 1852 Belfast...... 1841 Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., LL.D., Belfast Dec. 13, 1868 Belfast...... 1842 Rev. John Edgar, D.D. (LL.D.), Belfast Aug. 26, 1866 Belfast...... 1843 Rev. Robert Stewart, D.D., Broughshane Sept. 26, 1852 Londonderry.. 1844 Rev. John Brown, D.D., Aghadowey Mar. 27, 1873 Dublin...... 1845 Rev. James Carlisle, D.D., Dublin Mar. 31, 1854 Belfast...... 1846 Rev. James Morgan (D.D.), Belfast Aug. 5, 1873 Belfast...... 1847 Rev. William McClure, Londonderry Feb. 22, 1874 Belfast...... 1848 Rev. Henry Jackson Dobbin, D.D., Ballymena April, 15, 1853 Belfast...... 1849 Rev. John Barnett, D.D., Moneymore Jany. 4, 1880 Belfast...... 1850 Rev. William Bailey Kirkpatrick (D.D.), Dublin Sept. 23, 1882 Belfast...... 1851 Rev. John Coulter, D.D., Gilnahirk May 26, 1877 Armagh...... 1852 Rev. John Bleckley, A.M., Monaghan Dec. 1, 1873 Belfast...... 1853 Rev. Henry William Molyneux, D.D., Larne Aug. 23, 1871 Belfast...... 1854 Rev. David Hamilton, Belfast Jan. 13, 1860 Dublin...... 1855 Rev. Robert Allen, A.M., Ballina April 1, 1865 Belfast...... 1856 Rev. Robert Wilson, D.D., Belfast Oct. 11, 1859 Belfast...... 1857 Rev. Alexander Porter Gowdy, D.D., Strabane Dec. 14, 1858 Londonderry.. 1858 Rev. John Johnston, A.M., (D.D.)., Tullylish Oct. 16, 1862 Dublin...... 1859 Rev. William Gibson, D.D., Belfast June 7, 1867 Belfast...... 1860 Rev. Samuel Marcus Dill, D.D., Ballymena May 11, 1870 Belfast...... 1861 Rev. John Macnaughtan, A.M., Belfast May 27, 1884 Belfast...... 1862 Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., LL.D., Belfast Dec. 13, 1868 Belfast...... 1863 Rev. John Rogers (D.D.) Comber July 4, 1886 Belfast...... 1864 Rev. John Rogers (D.D.) Comber Belfast...... 1865 Rev. David Wilson, D.D., Limerick Dec. 4, 1898 Belfast...... 1866 Rev. David Wilson, D.D., Limerick Dublin...... 1867 Rev. Robert Montgomery, Surat, India Nov. 3, 1880 Belfast...... 1868 Rev. Charles Lucas Morell (D.D.), Dungannon Jan. 20, 1896 Belfast...... 1869 Rev. Richard Smyth (D.D.), Londonderry Dec. 4, 1878 Belfast...... 1870 Rev. Richard Smyth (D.D.), Londonderry Dublin...... 1871 Rev. Lowry Edmonds Berkeley, Lurgan Dec. 10, 1882 Belfast...... 1872 Rev. William Johnston (D.D.), Belfast Jan. 10, 1894 Belfast...... 1873 Rev. William Johnston (D.D.), Belfast Belfast...... 1874 Rev. William Magill (D.D.), Cork June, 15, 1892 Londonderry.. 1875 Rev. Josias Leslie Porter, D.D., LL.D., Belfast Mar. 16, 1889 Belfast...... 1876 Rev. John Meneely (D.D.), Belfast Jan. 23, 1887 Belfast...... 1877 Rev. George Billis (D.D.), Belfast Aug. 17, 1885 Belfast...... 1878 Rev. T. Witherow, D.D. (LL.D.), Londonderry Jan. 25, 1890 Belfast...... 1879 Rev. Robert Watts, D.D., (LL.D.), Belfast July 26, 1895 Belfast...... 1880 Rev. Jackson Smyth, D.D., Armagh Oct. 11, 1890 Dublin...... 1881 Rev. William Fleming Stevenson, D.D., Rathgar Sept. 16, 1886 Belfast...... 1882 Rev. Thomas Young Killen, D.D., Belfast Oct. 21, 1880 Belfast...... 1883 Rev. Hamilton Brown Wilson (D.D.), Cookstown Nov. 18, 1907 Londonderry.. 1884 Rev. James M. Rogers, M.A. (D.D.), Londonderry Jan. 31, 1895 Belfast...... 1885 Rev. James Weir Whigham (D.D.), Ballinasloe July 3, 1890 Belfast...... 1886 Rev. Robert Ross (D.D.), Londonderry July 1, 1894 Belfast...... 1887 Rev. John Henry Orr, D.D., Antrim Jan. 23, 1895 Belfast...... 1888 Rev. Robert John Lynd, B.A. (D.D.), Belfast Nov. 17, 1906 235

Meeting Year Name and Residence of Moderator Date of Decease

Belfast...... 1889 Rev. William Clarke, B.A., Bangor April 26, 1892 Belfast...... 1890 Rev. William Park, M.A. (D.D.), LL.D., Belfast June 5, 1925 Belfast...... 1891 Rev. N. McA. Brown, D.D. (LL.D.), Limavady June 2, 1910 Dublin...... 1892 Rev. R. McCheyne Edgar, M.A. (D.D.), Dublin Feb. 22, 1903 Belfast...... 1893 Rev. W. Todd Martin, M.A., D.D., D.Litt., Belfast Oct. 20, 1915 Belfast...... 1894 Rev. W. Todd Martin, M.A., D.D., D.Litt., Belfast Belfast...... 1885 Rev. G. Raphael Buick, M.A., LL.D., Cullybackey April 28, 1904 Belfast...... 1896 Rev. Henry McIlree Williamson, D.D., Belfast Dec. 28, 1898 Belfast...... 1897 Rev. Matthew Leitch, M.A., D.D., D.Litt., Belfast April 30, 1922 Belfast...... 1898 Rev. William Beatty, B.A., (D.D.), Knock Nov. 16, 1923 Belfast...... 1899 Rev. David Alex Taylor, M.A. (D.D.), Belfast Oct. 8, 1941 Dublin...... 1900 Rev. John McC. Hamilton, A.M., (D.D.), Dublin Jan. 17, 1915 Belfast...... 1901 Rev. James Heron, B.A., D.D., Belfast April 18, 1918 Belfast...... 1902 Rev. John Edgar Henry, M.A., D.D., Londonderry Feb. 13, 1911 Belfast...... 1903 Rev. John MacDermott, M.A., (D.D.), Belfast Mar. 10, 1927 Dublin...... 1904 Rev. Samuel Prenter, M.A., D.D., LL.D., Dublin Jan. 1, 1920 Belfast...... 1905 Rev. William McMordie, M.A., D.D., Kilkeel Feb. 26, 1928 Belfast...... 1906 Rev. William McKean, D.D., Belfast Nov. 2, 1917 Belfast...... 1907 Rev. William Davidson, M.A., D.D., Glennan Mar. 17, 1922 Belfast...... 1908 Rev. John McIlveen, B.A., D.D., Belfast Aug. 31, 1914 Belfast...... 1909 Rev. John Courtenay Clarke, B.A., D.D., Galway Oct. 22, 1917 Belfast...... 1910 Rev. John Howard Murphy, M.A., D.D., Cork Jan. 1, 1923 Belfast...... 1911 Rev. John Macmillan, B.A., D.D., Belfast Dec. 19, 1934 Belfast...... 1912 Rev. Henry Montgomery, M.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 17, 1941 Belfast...... 1913 Rev. William J. Macaulay, B.A., D.D., Portadown Sept. 21, 1940 Belfast...... 1914 Rev. James Bingham, M.A., D.D., Dundonald Nov. 20, 1930 Belfast...... 1915 Rev. Thomas M. Hamill, M.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 17, 1919 Belfast...... 1916 Rev. Thomas West, B.A., D.D., Antrim Dec. 27, 1920 Belfast...... 1917 Rev. John Irwin, M.A., D.D., Belfast Nov. 24, 1932 Belfast...... 1918 Rev. James McGranahan, B.A., D.D., Londonderry April 5, 1940 Belfast...... 1919 Rev. J.M. Simms, C.B., C.M.G., D.D., LL.D., K.H.C., N’ards April 29, 1934 Belfast...... 1920 Rev. H. Patterson Glenn, A.B., Bray Sept. 12, 1923 Belfast...... 1921 Rev. W.J. Lowe, M.A., D.D., LL.D., Belfast Mar. 18, 1931 Belfast...... 1922 Rev. W.G. Strahan, D.D., Newry Jan. 27, 1933 Belfast...... 1923 Rev. George Thompson, D.D., Belfast Sept. 1, 1946 Belfast...... 1924 Rev. R.W. Hamilton, M.A., D.D., Lisburn Oct. 12, 1935 Belfast...... 1925 Rev. Thomas Haslett, M.A., D.D., Ballymena Aug. 1, 1947 Belfast...... 1926 Rev. R.K. Hanna, M.A., D.D., Dublin April 29, 1947 Belfast...... 1927 Rev. James Thompson, B.A., D.D., Londonderry July 13, 1938 Belfast...... 1928 Rev. T.A. Smyth, M.A., LL.B., D.D., Belfast Feb. 17, 1936 Dublin...... 1929 Rev. J.L. Morrow, M.A., D.D., Dublin May 6, 1940 Belfast...... 1930 Rev. Edward Clarke, M.A., D.D., Strabane Mar. 12, 1951 Belfast...... 1931 Rev. James G. Paton, M.C., M.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 22, 1936 Belfast...... 1932 Rev. James J. Macauley, B.A., D.D., Dublin Feb. 7, 1951 Londonderry.. 1933 Rev. William Corkey, M.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 20, 1964 Belfast...... 1934 Rev. T.M. Johnstone, B.A., D.D., Belfast Aug. 21, 1961 Belfast...... 1935 Rev. A.F. Moody, M.A., D.D., Belfast Dec. 2, 1961 Belfast...... 1936 Rev. F.W.S. O’Neill, M.A., D.D., Belfast Oct. 7, 1952 Belfast...... 1937 Rev. John Waddell, M.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 26, 1949 236

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Belfast...... 1938 Rev. W.J. Currie, B.A., D.D., Bangor June 2, 1959 Belfast...... 1939 Rev. Prof. James Haire, M.A., D.D., Belfast Oct. 12, 1959 Belfast...... 1940 Rev. J.B. Woodburn, M.A., D.D., Belfast Sept. 26, 1957 Belfast...... 1941 Rev. W.A. Watson, M.A., D.D., Belfast Jan. 19, 1953 Belfast...... 1942 Rev. W.M. Kennedy, B.A., D.D., Londonderry July 17, 1945 Belfast...... 1943 Rev. Phineas McKee, B.A., D.D., Newry Nov. 9, 1943 Belfast...... 1944 Rev. Andrew Gibson, M.C., B.A., D.D., Cork April 24, 1952 Belfast...... 1945 Rev. Prof. Robert Corkey, P.C., M.A., Ph.D., Belfast Jan. 26, 1966 Belfast...... 1946 Rev. Thomas Byers, M.A., D.D., Dublin Oct. 22, 1964 Belfast...... 1947 Rev. Robert Boyd, B.A., D.D., Belfast Oct. 14, 1957 Belfast...... 1948 Rev. Alfred W. Neill, M.A., D.D., Armagh Oct. 31, 1948 Belfast...... 1949 Rev. Gordon D. Erskine, B.A., D.D., Belfast Oct. 24, 1957 Belfast...... 1950 Rev. J.H.R. Gibson, O.B.E., M.A., D.D., Belfast Sept. 23, 1989 Belfast...... 1951 Rev. Hugh McIlroy, B.A., D.D., Ryans Dec. 3, 1970 Belfast...... 1952 Rev. John K.L. McKean, M.A., D.D., Comber Mar. 26, 1964 Belfast...... 1953 Rev. Principal J.E. Davey, M.A., D.D., Belfast Dec. 17, 1960 Belfast...... 1954 Rev. John Knowles, B.A., D.D., Tullylish Dec. 9, 1957 Belfast...... 1955 Rev. James C. Breakey, B.A., D.D., Belfast June 26, 1970 Belfast...... 1956 Rev. T.M. Barker, M.A., D.D., Donegal Aug. 19, 1967 Belfast...... 1957 Rev. Principal R.J. Wilson, M.A., D.D., Belfast April 29, 1981 Dublin...... 1958 Rev. Wm. McAdam, M.A., D.D., Newry Feb. 21, 1969 Belfast...... 1959 Rev. T.A.B. Smyth, B.A., D.D., Dublin Jan. 15, 1990 Belfast...... 1960 Rev. Austin A. Fulton, M.A., Ph.D., D.D., Belfast Aug. 15, 1986 Belfast...... 1961 Rev. W.A.A. Park, M.A., D.D., Ballygilbert Feb. 10, 1992 Belfast...... 1962 Rev. John H. Davey, B.A., D.D., India Sept. 20, 1984 Belfast...... 1963 Rev. W.A. Montgomery, M.A., D.D., Londonderry July 6, 1985 Belfast...... 1964 Rev. James Dunlop, M.A., D.D., Belfast June 8, 1980 Belfast...... 1965 Rev. S. James Park, M.A., D.D., Kingstown March 21, 1986 Belfast...... 1966 Rev. Alfred Martin, B.A., D.D., Belfast May 21, 1987 Belfast...... 1967 Rev. William Boyd, M.A., D.D., Lisburn July 8, 2003 Belfast...... 1968 Rev. John H. Withers, B.A., D.D., Belfast Feb. 21, 1992 Dublin...... 1969 Rev. John T. Carson, B.A., D.D., Bangor March 15, 1990 Belfast...... 1970 Rev. Principal J.L.M. Haire, M.A., M.Th., D.D., Belfast July 1, 1985 Belfast...... 1971 Rev. F. Rupert Gibson, B.A., D.D., Belfast Dec. 20, 1971 Belfast...... 1972 Rev. R.V.A. Lynas, B.A., D.D., Larne ______Belfast...... 1973 Rev. J.W. Orr, B.A., D.D., Belfast March 30, 1990 Belfast...... 1974 Rev. G. Temple Lundie, M.A., LL.B., D.D., Armagh Nov. 6, 1992 Belfast...... 1975 Rev. G.F.H. Wynne, B.A., D.D., Derry July 23, 1975 Belfast...... 1976 Rev. A.J. Weir, M.Sc., D.D., Belfast Sept. 18, 2000 Belfast...... 1977 Rev. T.A. Patterson, B.A., D.D., Portaferry Sept. 28, 1991 Belfast...... 1978 Rev. David Burke, B.A., D.D., Bangor ______Belfast...... 1979 Rev. W.M. Craig, M.A., B.D., D.D., Portadown ______Belfast...... 1980 Rev. R.G. Craig, B.A., D.D., Carrickfergus ______Belfast...... 1981 Rev. John Girvan, B.A., D.D., Lurgan Aug. 21, 2002 Belfast...... 1982 Rev. E.P. Gardner, B.A., D.D., Ballymena Apr. 06, 2007 Dublin...... 1983 Rev. T.J. Simpson, M.A., LL.B., Dip.Ed., D.D., D.Litt., N’ards ______Belfast...... 1984 Rev. Howard Cromie, M.A., B.D., D.D., Lisburn ______Belfast...... 1985 Rev. R. Dickinson, M.A., B.D., Ph.D., Th.D., ...... D.D., Tobermore Dec. 13, 1996 237

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Belfast...... 1986 Rev. Prof. John Thompson, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Belfast ______Belfast...... 1987 Rev. Wm. Fleming, B.A., D.D., Belfast Dec. 17, 1999 Belfast...... 1988 Rev. A.W.G. Brown, B.A., B.D., Ph.D., Litt..D., D.D., Ballycastle ______Belfast...... 1989 Rev. James A. Matthews, B.A., B.D., D.D., Lurgan ______Belfast...... 1990 Rev. Principal R.F.G. Holmes, M.A., M.Litt., D.D., Belfast ______Dublin...... 1991 Rev. Rodney Sterritt, B.A., D.D., Newtownards ______Belfast...... 1992 Rev. John Dunlop, C.B.E., B.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D., Belfast ______Belfast...... 1993 Rev. Andrew R. Rodgers, M.A., D.D., Dungannon ______Belfast...... 1994 Rev. David J. McGaughey, B.A.,D.D., Kilkeel ______Belfast...... 1995 Rev. John Ross, B.A., D.D., Holywood ______Belfast...... 1996 Rev. D.H. Allen, M.A., B.D. D.D., Coleraine ______Belfast 1997 Rev Samuel Hutchinson, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.D., Lisburn ______Belfast...... 1998 Rev. S. John Dixon, B.A., D.D., Antrim ______Belfast...... 1999 Rev. J.W. Lockington, B.A., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D., D.D., Larne ______Belfast...... 2000 Rev. T.W.J. Morrow, M.A., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D., D.D., Lucan ______Belfast...... 2001 Rev. H.A. Dunlop, B.A., B.D., D.D., Knock ______Belfast...... 2002 Rev. R.I. Birney, B.A., B.D., D.Min., D.D., Ballymena ______Belfast...... 2003 Rev. I.A. McKay, B.A., B.D., D.D., Dundonald ______Belfast...... 2004 Rev. K.N.E. Newell, B.A., B.D., M.Th., D.D., Belfast ______Belfast...... 2005 Rev. R.E.H. Uprichard, B.A., B.D., M.Th., Ph.D., D.D., Ahoghill ______Belfast...... 2006 Rev. David Clarke, LL.B., B.D., D.D., Coleraine ______Belfast...... 2007 Rev. J.M. Finlay, B.A., B.D., D.D., Ballymena ______238 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 2007 I GENERAL BOARD II JUDICIAL COMMISSION III COMMISSION ON UNION OF CONGREGATIONS IV BUSINESS BOARD V BOARD OF COMMUNICATIONS VI BOARD OF MISSION OVERSEAS VII BOARD OF MISSION IN IRELAND VIII SOCIAL WITNESS BOARD IX BOARD OF YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S MINISTRY X BOARD OF EDUCATION XI BOARD OF CHRISTIAN TRAINING XII COMMISSION ON TRUSTS XIII BOARD OF FINANCE & PERSONNEL XIV UNITED APPEAL BOARD XV SPECIAL ASSEMBLY CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Key to NOMINATIONS (cf Code Pars 126-130, 268-288) (a) Ex-Officio Members and Special Representatives (b) Presbyteries in Synod of Armagh and Down (Ards—Armagh— Down—Dromore—Iveagh—Newry) (c) Presbyteries in Synod of Ballymena and Coleraine (Ballymena— Carrickfergus—Coleraine—Route—Templepatrick) (d) Presbyteries in Synod of Belfast (North—South—East) (e) Presbyteries in Synod of Derry and Omagh (Derry and Strabane— Foyle—Omagh—Tyrone) (f) Presbyteries in Synod of Dublin (Donegal—Dublin and Munster— Monaghan) (syn) Synods (b*) Synod of Armagh and Down (c*) Synod of Ballymena and Coleraine (d*) Synod of Belfast (e*) Synod of Derry and Omagh (f*) Synod of Dublin (g) Business Board Nominations to Board (x) Business Board Nominations to Committee (y) Representatives from membership of supervising Board (Presbytery & Synod Nominations) (fac)Faculty representatives (p) PWA representatives (The figures in brackets indicate the number of members forming a quorum). BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 239

I.—GENERAL BOARD (47) The Clerk, Convener (a) Moderator, Clerk of Assembly, preceding three Moderators and former Clerks of Assembly, Assembly Conveners of Commissions and Boards. (b) Revs Dr RA Russell, J Gordon; A. Boyd, DF Adair — Revs CG Harris, AD Davidson; WJ Hamilton, L McIlwaine — Revs BCG Black, RE Boggs; J Hanna, Mrs I McBride — Revs JI Davey, AA McCullough; N Mawhinney, Miss E Whyte — Revs IJ Patterson, RA Moffett; JB McClean, Dr TJ Robinson — Revs SA Finlay, WT Bingham; J Chestnutt, S Walker. (c) Revs JJ Andrews, WB Boyd; N Rea, S Wallace — Revs WJ Johnstone, GAJ Farquhar; E. Boal, J Armstrong — Revs WI Hunter, TP Fleming; C Lynn, G. McIntyre — Revs HB Wallace, HW Mullan; MW Morrison, EC Redmond — Revs WD Weir, B Kennaway; J Johnston, Mrs A Bowden. (d) Revs TC Morrison, DW Brice; R Doggart, HA Groves — Revs RT Anderson, DJ Boden; Dr RM Nicholls, D McCleery — DC Cowan; Rev Dr JR Savage; P Taggart, CM Young. (e) Revs Dr J Fell, DW Reid; TJ Wilson, Mrs Ruby Millar —Revs Dr SR Jones, J Noble; B Douglas, S Warnock — Revs R Herron, CFD Clements; J Cochrane, JA Patterson — Revs TJ Conway, AS Thompson; T Boyd, N. Johnston. (f) Revs B Brown, J Lamont; AO Buchanan, M McKean — Revs CG Gamble, FP Sellar; A. Finlay, W Harper — Revs N Cubitt, SG Anketell; J Fairbairn, M Jackson. (g) Revs TD Gribben, IF Smith, RA McLernon; Mrs G Irwin, Mrs K Mawhinney, Mrs L Coulter, Mrs Z Vallely, Mrs C Hawthorne, Mrs M Thompson, Mrs D Webster, Mrs H Jess, Mrs M Magowan, Mrs S Harding, L Walker, D McCleery, WH Henry, D Bell, JH Martin, WJ Cairns, S McKinney.

A. CHURCH AND SOCIETY COMMITTEE (6) Revs LE Carroll; AJ Boal, Co-Conveners (a) The Moderator, preceding Moderator, Clerk, former Clerks, and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Moderator-Designate, Global Concerns Convener, Church and Society Conveners. (x) Revs DR Baker, TN Hamilton, JA Kirkpatrick; ______, Miss K Jardine, R McCarter. (y) Revs WT Bingham, Dr J Fell, JJ Andrews, TJ Conway, J Gordon; M McKean.

B. GLOBAL CONCERNS (5) Rev CJC McMullen, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Conveners of Environment, Peace and Peacemaking, Race Relations 240 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

Panels, Representative of Board of Mission Overseas, Church Relations. (x) Revs CM Hunter, AC Rankin; Mrs F Watts, Dr J Gillespie. (y) Revs IJ Patterson, Dr RA Russell, FP Sellar; AD Davidson, J Cochrane.

C. CHURCH RELATIONS (5) Rev Dr WJA Sleith, Convener

(a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Prof of Systematic Theology, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Representative of Board of Mission in Ireland, Board of Mission Overseas and Global Concerns, Rev AD Davidson. (x) Revs J Brackenridge, KDW Crowe, SE Hughes, Prof JC McCullough, L Kennedy-Ritchie, DB Knox. (y) Revs WB Boyd, GAJ Farquhar, SG Anketell, Dr JR Savage; C Young, Dr TJ Robinson.

D. DOCTRINE COMMITTEE (5) Principal, UTC, Convener

(a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, General Assembly’s Theological Professors. (x) Revs C Meban, GJ Kennedy, SD Finlay; R Thompson. (y) Revs Dr J Fell, TP Fleming, FP Sellar, J Gordon, SA Finlay.

E. PRIORITIES COMMITTEE (7) The Clerk, Convener

(a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, General Board Conveners. (x) Revs WA Kennedy, WS Marrs, RA Patton, R Herron, G Moore, TD Gribben; Miss R Stirling, L Conway, J Millar. (y) Revs TJ Conway, N Cubitt, B Brown, WD Weir, GAJ Farquhar, TP Fleming; DF Adair, P Taggart, DC Cowan.

F. MODERATOR’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (6)

The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, preceding three Moderators, Clerk, former Clerks, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Communications and Press Secretary. (x) Rev DJ Montgomery; Mrs R Dunlop, N Chambers, MA Morrow QC. (y) Revs JJ Andrews, TJ Conway, IJ Patterson, WD Weir; Mrs A Bowden, Mrs R Millar. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 241

G. RECOGNISED MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (4) The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Convener of Union Commission, Doctrine Committee, Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Committee. (x) Revs IT McKee, WS Marrs; Mrs M Myers, Miss R Stirling. (y) Revs JJ Andrews, TP Fleming, WJ Johnstone, GAJ Farquhar, SG Anketell; Miss E Whyte.

H. RECEPTION OF MINISTERS AND LICENTIATES COMMITTEE (6) Rev Dr RB Savage, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Committee Convener, Convener of Board of Christian Training, Convener and Director of Ministerial Studies, Convener Church Relations, Principal UTC, Secretary of Board of Mission in Ireland. (x) Revs KWJ Hanna, SD Finlay, SS Johnston, L Kennedy-Ritchie; D McMullan, Miss A Taylor. (y) Revs JR Dickinson, J Lamont, Dr JG Millar, A Shaw Thompson, WJM Parker; CG Harris.

II.—JUDICIAL COMMISSION (7) The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly. (b*) Revs J Gordon, Dr WJ Patterson; Sir John Pringle. (c*) Revs Dr RFS Poots, Dr RVA Lynas; JS Tweed. (d*) Rev JP Taylor; MA Morrow, QC, Noel Valentine. (e*) Revs TJ Conway, Dr J Fell. (f*) Revs Nancy Cubitt, Brian Brown; D Poynton. (g) Revs Dr TJ Simpson, Dr AR Rodgers, Dr S Hutchinson, M Stanfield; JW Russell.

III.—COMMISSION ON UNION OF CONGREGATIONS (9) Rev Dr SA Matthews, Convener Rev Dr I Hart, Secretary (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Commission Convener and Secretary, Board of Mission in Ireland Convener, Home and Irish Mission Convener, Representative of Central Ministry Fund, Rev TJ Stothers. (b) Rev Dr DR Purce; M Spence — Rev EP Gamble; J Whittle — Rev R McM Mackay; N Jackson — Rev AS Thompson; WEC Ford — Rev TJ Hagan; JB McClean — Rev Dr MA Barry; W Grills. 242 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

(c) Rev D Knowles; J Gregg — Rev TR Graham; N Carmichael — Rev WI Hunter; C Beck — Rev N McClean; J Kane — Rev Dr WD Patton; TJ Livingstone. (d) Rev TD Gribben; D McCormick — Rev Dr I Hart; B Milligan — Rev AS Smyth; WF McConnell. (e) Rev AJA Rosborough; A Craig — Rev G Jones; C Henderson — Rev JL Casement; JB Wilson — Rev KO Patterson; Dr H McNeill. (f) Rev B Brown; N Watt — Rev W McLaren; K Talbot — Rev S. Anketell; K Walker. (g) Revs Dr JW Lockington, J Brackenridge, LH Eagleson, WT Cordner, A Tolland; Mrs H Jess, AJ Giffen, Dr TJ Robinson.

IV.—BUSINESS BOARD (19)

The Clerk, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk, Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Moderator- Designate, former Clerks, preceding three Moderators, Conveners and Secretaries of Commissions and Boards. (b) Rev WT Cordner; W Graham — Rev CG Harris; L McIlwaine — Rev BCG Black; M Barbour — Rev DB Knox; J McDowell — Rev GE Best; E McCleary — Rev DB Murphy; Wm Grills. (c) Rev D Knowles; AP Brown — Rev AE Tolland; N Carmichael — Rev TJ Laverty; H Stewart — Rev RW Gaston; A. Hanna — Rev WJ Murdock; TW Coulter. (d) Rev TV Patterson; Miss M Torrens — Rev JR Burnett; V Elliot — Rev JR Lambe; DC Cowan. (e) Rev Dr WJH McKee; Mrs R Millar — Rev Dr SR Jones; T Allen — Rev R Herron; N Morrison — Rev H Ross; E. Carroll. (f) Rev S Stewart; N Watt — Rev GA Mitchell; W McIlreavy — Rev D Nesbitt; A McAdoo.

A. ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE (6)

Rev TC Morrison, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, the Moderator-Designate, Deputy Clerk, Communications and Press Secretary, Hospitality Secretary, Buildings Manager; Committee Convener. (x) Rev Alan S Thompson; D Crowe, M Fisher, Mrs J Anderson. (y) Revs JR Lambe, GE Best, WT Cordner, AE Tolland, R Herron, WJ Murdock; Miss M Torrens, DC Cowan. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 243

V.—BOARD OF COMMUNICATIONS (18)

Rev WA Kennedy, Convener S Lynas, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Editors of the Church Magazines, Board Convener and Secretary. (b) Rev CJC McMullan; Mrs Jean Mann — J MacQueen, M Gilmore — Rev TI Harte; R Fleming — Rev ______; K Irwin — Rev MN Davidson; I Christie — Rev SS Johnston; D Gordon. (c) Rev B McManus; T Montgomery — R Nelson, Mrs H Graham — Rev Dr J Frazer; ______— Rev Dr CA Grant; K McAuley — Rev RL Brown; J Gowdy. (d) Rev TN Hamilton; B Hamill — Rev. A Wimberley; Miss M Angus — Rev JR Lambe; T Busby. (e) Rev Dr TR Buick; W Harvey — Rev SJ Gray; J Donaghy — Miss M Guy, JA Patterson — Rev JI Thompson; M McNicholl. (f) S Wasson, Mrs V Stewart — Mrs V Sandall, G McCullagh — Rev GJ Mackarel; R Sharpe.

A. COMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE (5)

Revs Dr RA Russell, IF Smith, Co-Conveners (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Editor of Presbyterian Herald, Board Committee Conveners. (x) Rev R Hill; R Patton, G. Thompson, R Nelson. (y) Rev N Hamilton; G McCullagh, J MacQueen, Mrs J Mann, T Busby, R Fleming, Mrs H Graham, M McNicholl.

B. COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (7)

Rev C Glover, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Editors of Church Magazines, Director of Christian Training, Prof of Practical Theology, Religious Advisors to BBC, Downtown Radio, RTE and UTV, Rev Dr RS Tosh. (x) Revs PD Thompson, JM Wylie, C Meban, CWP Kennedy. (y) Revs JI Thompson, GJ Mackarel, RL Brown, MN Davidson, Dr J Frazer; R Sharpe, T Busby, Miss M Guy. 244 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

C. CHURCH ARCHITECTURE COMMITTEE (4) Rev GD Simpson, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Communications and Press Secretary, Representative of BMI. (x) Rev RE Boggs; B Knox, K Fleming, W Watt. (y) Revs JR Lambe, TI Harte; T Montgomery, JA Patterson.

VI.—BOARD OF MISSION OVERSEAS (28) Rev SJ Hanna, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Convener and Secretary of the Board; President, Overseas Vice-President, General Secretary and Treasurer of the PWA; Convener of Church Relations, Young Women’s Group representative, Board of Mission in Ireland representative, Board of Youth and Children’s Ministry representative, Personnel Officer (Overseas), Finance Officer (Overseas), Revs Dr SJ Dixon. (b) Revs WJP Bailie, PC Lyle; Mrs O Byers — Revs DR Byers, NJ McCullough; Mrs L Cargill — Revs M Stanfield, RI Abraham; Miss M McCombe — Rev RA McLernon; N McKinney, Mrs E Leeburn — Rev PD Thompson; Dr J Kyle, Miss Muriel Groves — Revs D Rankin, BAH Wilson; Mrs G McCullough. (c) Rev NA Brown; N Rea, Mrs A Erwin — Mrs I Wallace, Miss D Savage, Miss M Kane — Rev Dr RN Gordon; G McIntyre, Mrs H Williamson — Revs NE Dorrans, KDW Crowe; Miss E McCaughan— Rev PE Dickinson; HH Meekin, Mrs A Reid. (d) Revs JSB Drennan, GF McKeown; Mrs Margaret Patterson, — Revs V Sinclair, H. Wilson; Mrs M. Jackson— Revs WM Brown, J Scott; Mrs R Campbell. (e) Revs GP Young, D Hillen; Miss K McConnell — Revs Dr C Glass, N Hunter; Mrs M Conn — Rev RD Cameron; Dr C McKibben, Mrs DD Cameron — Rev JW Fleck; Dr Maureen Stevenson, Mrs M McCreedy. (f) Rev SJ Richmond; V McKean, Mrs F Harris — Revs PG McDowell, J Mann; Mrs R Boal — Mrs E Martin, L Forster, E Martin. (p) Mrs S Fleck, Miss Z McAllister, Mrs N Bradford, Mrs L Murray, Mrs E. McIlwaine, Mrs D Marshall, Mrs J Clarke, Mrs J Hanna. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 245

A. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (6) Rev Dr WG Campbell, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener; Mission Education Officer; 2 PWA representatives. (x) Revs Dr WP Addley, NAL Lockhart, C Meban, D Stanfield; Miss D Ford, Mrs I Porter. (y) Revs JW Fleck, Dr RN Gordon, J Mann; Mrs M Jackson, Mrs D Marshall, Miss R Taylor.

B. MISSION INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE (6) Rev PC Lyle, Convener CN Eves, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, 2 PWA representatives. (x) Rev DJ Montgomery, Dr MJ Welsh; Miss S Creighton, Miss D Ford, S Lynas, M McNicholl. (y) Revs NA Brown, PE Dickinson, JSB Drennan, PG McDowell; N McKinney, Mrs I Wallace.

C. OUTREACH MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (6) Rev SJ Richmond, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, 2 PWA representatives. (x) Revs G Aitcheson, TP Fleming, SJ Hanna, RA Moffett; Mrs V Tweedie, Dr M Stevenson. (y) Revs D Rankin, PD Thompson; Mrs P Martin, Miss M McCombe, Mrs A Reid, Miss D Savage.

D. WORLD DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (5) Rev Dr MCA Gray, Convener Rev WS Marrs, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Mission Education Officer, Church Relations representative, Convener of Outreach Ministries Committee, PWA Representative. 246 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

(x) Revs Dr S Hutchinson, JT Magowan; A McCreary, Mrs S Phillips, R Sheppard, Mrs F Watts. (y) Revs J Mann, J Scott, Dr RN Gordon, GP Young; G McIntyre, Mrs Margaret Patterson.

VII.— BOARD OF MISSION IN IRELAND (BMI) (33) Rev RA Patton, Convener Rev DJ Bruce, Secretary (a) The Moderator, Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, President, Home Vice-President, and General Secretary of PWA, Convener and Secretary of Social Witness Board, Conveners of Education, Christian Training, Youth & Children’s Ministry Boards, Union Commission and Pensions and Assessments Committee, Conveners of Finance, Personnel and Property Committees, Presbyterian Mutual Society Agent, 2 Young Women’s Group representatives, 2 Youth & Children’s Ministry Board representatives, two deaconess representatives, Board of Mission Overseas representative. (b) Revs J Gordon, D Bradley; Mrs J Richardson — Revs SD Finlay, RIA Allely; Miss J Allen — Revs JM Casement, GR Stockdale; Mrs J Shields — Rev GWM Glasgow; J. McDowell, Mrs V Mawhinney — Revs WJM Parker, TJ Hagan; Mrs R McAuley — Revs D Rankin, BD Colvin; Mrs A McIntyre. (c) Revs SW Dickinson, JG Johnston; Miss H Nicholl — Revs RJ McCullough, B McMillen; A Doole — Rev TJ McCormick; Dr JH Gillespie, Mrs N Nixon — Rev ST Carson, AC Rankin; Mrs B Robinson — Revs S Simpson, Dr WD Patton; Miss S Sutter. (d) Revs AW Boyd, JWD Rodgers; Mrs A. Henderson — Revs KA Drury, JA Braithwaite; Mrs M Jackson, — Revs M Gibson, P Linkens; Mrs A McKeown. (e) Revs TD Hagan, DJ Hutchinson; Mrs S Fell— Revs JL Blair, TV Mawhinney; Mrs M Glass — Rev Dr JW Lockington; TR Reid, Miss J Patterson — Revs JJ Currie, DH Brown; Mrs E Farr. (f) Revs J Lamont, WA McCully; Mrs A Lamont — Revs Dr S Mawhinney, SJ Lockington, L Kennedy-Ritchie— Rev I Carton; Mrs G Oliver; E Latimer. (p) Mrs G Hunter, Mrs M Weir, Mrs B Thompson, Mrs J Donald, Mrs A Blue, Mrs J Paul, Mrs V Stewart, Mrs J Hanna.

A. EDUCATION AND PROMOTION (5) Mrs C Poynton, Convener R Fairbairn, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Deputy Clerk, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener and Secretary, Conveners of Home and Irish Mission, Congregational Life and BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 247

Shankill Road Mission Committees, Communications and Press Secretary. (x) Revs TW Gordon, J Scott; D Aicken, D Thompson, W Steele. (y) Revs J Lamont, B McMillen, GR Stockdale, L Kennedy-Ritchie; TR Reid.

B. HOME AND IRISH MISSION COMMITTEE (7) Rev W Henry, Convener ______, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, PWA Central President, PWA Home Vice-President, Convener and Secretary of Education Promotion. (x) Revs Dr WP Addley, PG McCrea, BD Colvin, SS Johnston; DF Adair, Mrs Irene Young. (y) Revs JM Casement, KA Drury, Dr JW Lockington, WA McCully, Dr S Mawhinney; Dr WD Patton.

C. CONGREGATIONAL LIFE (6) Rev H Boyce, Convener Rev DJ Montgomery, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Director for Congregational Life, Convener of Committee on Resourcing Christians for Ministry, Director of Christian Training, Executive Secretary for Education & Promotion, Prof of Practical Theology, Divine Healing Agent. (x) Revs GE Best, RB Savage, IJ Patterson, WJ Parkes, D Bannerman. (y) Revs JM Casement, Dr WD Patton, BD Colvin, JL Blair; Mrs B Thompson.

D. SHANKILL ROAD MISSION (5) Rev Dr I Hart, Convener Rev WMcB Campbell, Superintendent (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener and Secretary, Committee Convener, Shankill Road Mission Superintendent, Clerk of Session of Shankill Road Mission Congregation, Executive Secretary for Education and Promotion. (x) Revs K McConnell, GF McKeown, AW Boyd; Miss D Pinkerton. (y) Revs J Gordon, M Gibson, Dr JW Lockington; Miss S Sutter. 248 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

VIII.—SOCIAL WITNESS BOARD (28) Rev R Vallely, Convener L Conway, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Superintendent of Shankill Road Mission, Minister and Superintendent of Kinghan Mission, Board Convener and Secretary, Residential Services Manager, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry. (b) Revs WJA Sleith, HS Boyd; L Willoughby — Revs MM Stewart; BA McDonald, PL McKelvey — Rev JR Hyndman; B Redhead, ______— Dr D Patterson, B Magowan, Mrs A Magowan — Rev PD Thompson; Mrs R Hamilton, Mrs M Williams — Rev RJ Mattison; E McWilliams, Mrs E Barry. (c) Revs CK McDowell, DB McCorriston; Mrs W Bristow — Rev D Chapman; Mrs L Graham, Mrs K Fisher — ______; Mrs L Livingston, Mrs A Kane — Revs Dr M Jones, Dr JA Thompson; Mrs M Magowan — Rev JL Tosh; DL Malcolm, Mrs J Robinson. (d) Revs JN Seawright, JK Doherty; Mrs S McCullough, — Revs ______, T Wilson; Miss M Cromie — Revs Dr RM Crooks, RD Maxwell; Mrs M Cromie. (e) Revs AJA Rosborough, JK McCormick; Mrs E Patterson — Revs DS Irwin, Miss H Lowry; Mrs V Miller — Revs GD Allen, CI Dickson; Mrs M Good — Rev SJM Lindsay; R McKee, Mrs I Reid. (f) Rev A Best; Mrs R Gibson, Mrs J McKean — Rev Dr S Mawhinney; D Boyd, Mrs R Dawson — Rev SG Anketell; Miss F Fleming, W McConkey. (p) Mrs J Hanna, Mrs V Miller, Miss E Smyth, Mrs P Spence, Mrs W Moffett, Mrs M Stevenson, Mrs V Stewart, Mrs G Hutchinson

A. SPECIALIST MINISTRIES COMMITTEE (5) Mrs Z Vallely, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Convener Kinghan Mission, Chaplains, Forces, Addiction Services, Student Services Panels, Minister and Superintendent Kinghan Mission. (x) Rev AJA Rosborough; J Luke, Mrs C Houston. (y) Revs Dr JA Thompson, SJM Lindsay; Miss M Cromie, Mrs K Fisher, Mrs W Moffett.

B. OLDER PEOPLE SERVICES COMMITTEE (5) Rev J Noble, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Residential Services Manager. (x) Local Support Committee Representatives. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 249

(y) Revs Dr JA Thompson, JN Seawright; Mrs M Stevenson, Mrs V Miller.

C. FAMILY SERVICES COMMITTEE (5) Mrs L Graham, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Conveners PCI Counselling, Taking Care, Disability. (x) Rev ______; Dr Paul Gray, Mrs M McGuiggan, Mrs G Elwood. (y) Rev DS Irwin; G Hutchinson, Miss M Cromie, Mrs W Moffett.

D. ADULT SERVICES COMMITTEE (4) Rev R Vallely, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Social Service, Conveners Carlisle House and Thompson House, Residential Services Manager, Rev TJ Wilson. (x) Revs ______, Dr LE Carroll; Dr L Calderwood. (y) Rev Dr RM Crooks; Dr D Patterson, Miss E Smyth.

IX.—BOARD OF YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S MINISTRY (28) Rev J Moxen, Convener Miss R Stirling, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Director of Social Service, Conveners of Congregational Life, Resourcing Christians for Ministry, Full-time University Chaplains, Rev EJ Hyndman. (b) Revs RJ Montgomery, GJ Kennedy — Rev SD Finlay; N McKee — Ms M McCauley, Mrs C Woodward — Rev DJ Bruce; ______— Revs JRI Harbinson, MN Davidson — M Peacock, Mrs E Maxwell. (c) Revs RM Murray, MJR Neilly — Rev J Moxen; M Wylie — Revs CJ Aitcheson, CWA Martin — Rev HW Mullan; J Surgenor — GA Barkley, ______. (d) Miss D Draffin, A Howard — Rev R Love; Miss J Gwyn — Rev ME Taylor; Miss G Young. (e) Rev KA Jones; K McCrossan — Rev Dr C Glass; Wm Willis — Rev K Henderson; Miss M Guy — Revs JA Curry, W Hamilton. (f) Rev SJ Richmond; J Cowan — Rev ______; Mrs G McCormick — Rev RI Carton; Miss P Patton. (g) Mrs C Murray, Mrs J Craig, Mrs M Emery, Mrs J Robinson, Mrs R McKnight, Miss A Houston, Mrs G Ditty, Mrs H Carey, Miss F Livingstone, 250 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

Mrs G Graham, Mrs L Keys, Mrs D Johnston, P McKinstry, A Ditty, D Pattison, J Bell, G MacLean, A Brown, Miss S Moore, Miss N Bradley.

A. TRAINING COMMITTEE (5) Rev CD Mawhinney, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Youth Development Officer, Children’s Development Officer, Regional Youth and Support Workers. (x) P Bowman, P Brown, Mrs J Robinson, Dr Alistair McCracken. (y) Revs DJ Bruce, ME Taylor, J Cowan, K Henderson.

B. RESEARCH AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE (4) Rev RS Stockman, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Mrs H Lyle. (x) Ms L Gould, G Jordan, Mrs S Mawhinney, Ms B McIlwrath. (y) Revs SD Finlay, R Love, S Richmond; Mrs C Woodward.

C. RESOURCES COMMITTEE (5) Rev GJ Kennedy, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Centres’ Director, Children’s Development Officer, Youth Development Officer, Regional Youth and Support Workers, PYP Programme Officer. (x) Revs DJ Montgomery, RL Brown, Mrs R Elkin, J Peacock; Mrs L Rankin. (y) Revs RI Carton, JRI Harbinson, W Hamilton, DJ Bruce; Miss M McCauley.

D. MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES COMMITTEE (6) Rev JH Flaherty, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Board of Mission Overseas representative, Board of Mission in Ireland representative, Volunteers’ Co-Ordinator, Centres Director. (x) Rev Dr M Welsh; M Smith, Mrs M Trueman, M Moorhead, Mrs K Martin. (y) Revs R Love, CWA Martin, MJR Neilly, MN Davidson, JA Curry. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 251

E. MINISTRY EVENTS COMMITTEE (4) ______, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry. (x) Revs WJ Carlisle, JR Burnett; A Meban, M Hull, N Cooper. (y) Rev H Mullan; M Wylie, Mrs G McCormick, Miss G Young, A Howard.

X.—BOARD OF EDUCATION (22) Rev R Herron, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Principal UTC, University Chaplains, Transferors’ Representatives on Area Boards. (b) Revs WG Cameron, Dr M Welsh, — Revs JWP McConnell, TA McNeely — Rev AA Cole; ______— Dr J Davis, AJ Cochrane — Rev HSW Cubitt; M Patton — Revs BD Colvin, JKA McIntyre. (c) Rev KWJ Hanna; W McCartney — Rev GAJ Farquhar; E Crawford — Rev Dr RA Kane; N Lyttle — Rev JT Magowan; Mrs A McNie — Mrs IK Nesbitt, DMcC Humphries. (d) Rev ID Neish; R Manson — Rev WI Hull; CWL Graham — Miss J. Williams, B Miskimmon. (e) Rev JM Cathcart; WA McIlwaine — Rev TV Mawhinney; R Graham — Rev RA Campbell; Mrs C Trimble — Rev IF Smith, R Stewart. (f) Rev S Stewart; AO Buchanan — Rev GD Campbell; Dr M Carson — Rev RI Carton; ______. (g) Revs Prof LS Kirkpatrick, Prof WP Addley; TJ Shaw, AS Kennedy, Mrs J Campbell, Mrs M Robinson, Dr M Hollinger, Mrs E Green, ______, ______.

A. STATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE (5) Rev CD McClure, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Directors of Primary and Secondary Education in Republic. (x) TJ Shaw, W Steele, Mrs J Campbell, Mrs M Robinson, Dr M Hollinger, Mrs E Green. (y) Revs GD Campbell, GAJ Farquhar, WI Hull, S Stewart; W McCartney, CWL Graham. 252 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

XI.—BOARD OF CHRISTIAN TRAINING (23) Rev G Moore, Convener (a) The Moderator; Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener; Theological Professors; 2 student representatives; Full-time University Chaplains; Secretary BMI; Secretary BMO; Director of Ministerial Studies. (b) Revs JNI McNeely, R Stirling — Revs WJA Moody, JS Carson — Revs B Small, TW Gordon — Rev A Shaw Thompson; Dr C Reid, — Revs WL Orr, WJM Parker — Revs FJ Gibson, BAH Wilson. (c) Revs JD McGaughey, AAP Baxter — Revs D Paul, RJ McCullough — Revs R McMullan, CWA Martin — Revs DIJ McNie, RJ Gilkinson — Rev JH MacConnell; Mrs J Wright. (d) Rev JR Dickinson; T Long — Revs DJ McKelvey, RT Anderson — Revs RD Maxwell, C Burcombe. (e) Revs DW Reid, DM Shaw — Revs Dr C Glass, SJ Gray — Rev WD Cupples; Miss M Guy — Revs TWA Greer, J Sloan. (f) Revs J Lamont, WA McCully — Revs Dr JG Millar, JG Faris, — Revs RI Carton, J Mackarel. (g) Revs JG Kennedy, GAJ Farquhar, AV Stewart, GE Best, SE Hughes, C Meban; Mrs I Porter, Mrs L Morrow; RJ Magowan, R Thompson.

A. COMMITTEE ON MINISTERIAL STUDIES (6) Rev JNI McNeely, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Principal UTC, Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Convener, Students’ Bursary Fund Convener, Director of Ministerial Studies, Rev S P. Moore. (x) Revs C Burcombe, Prof A Gibson, C Meban, W Sinclair, Prof J P Taylor; Mrs M Robinson. (y) Revs J R Dickinson, R J McCullough, R McMullan, Dr J G Millar, W J M Parker; Mrs J Wright.

B. COMMITTEE ON MINISTERIAL DEVELOPMENT (6) Rev Prof WP Addley, Convener (a) The Moderator, Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Director of Ministerial Studies, Director of Christian Training, Prof of Practical Theology, Christian Training Convener. (x) Revs ST Carson; J Hutchinson; Dr RM Crooks; Miss A Taylor; Mrs R Dunlop; Mrs C Dixon (y) Revs RS McMullan, AV Stewart, A Shaw Thompson, DIJ McNie, WA McCully; Mr John Magowan. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 253

(C) COLLEGE AND MAGEE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (4) Rev DW Brice, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, the Principal UTC. (fac)Revs ______, Prof A Gibson, Prof JPTaylor; Trustees Nominee. (x) Revs G Moore, DW Brice; Mrs Margaret Mairs, Dr TD Alexander, R Martin, L Grant.

(D) COMMITTEE ON CHRISTIAN TRAINING (7) Rev JS Carson Convener (a) The Moderator Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Convener of Ministerial Development Committee, Professor of Practical Theology, Director of Youth and Children’s Ministry, Director of Christian Training; Director of Social Service, Director of Ministerial Studies; Director of Congregational Life, Representative of BMO. (x) Revs Dr IA McKay, G Aitcheson, J Coulter; C Millar. (y) Revs JD McGaughey, RJ Gilkinson, JNI McNeely, TWA Greer, WJM Parker, BAH Wilson, WJA Moody; T Long.

XII.—COMMISSION ON TRUSTS (3) AJ Rankin, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk; AJ Rankin. (g) Revs Dr D Clarke, DJ Bruce, RJA Bell, WS Marrs, JH Robinson; DC Cowan, L Walker, L Conway, Mrs O Marshall.

XIII.—BOARD OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL (17) J Millar, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Financial Secretary, Convener of Union Commission. (b) Rev NJ Linkens; Mrs J Mann — AG Sleator, N Greenlee — Rev JM Casement; R Courtenay — Rev J Brackenridge; WM McMaster — Rev SA Matthews; H Smyth — Rev D Rankin; M Agnew. (c) Rev WF Dickey; L Cubitt — Rev RJA Bell; F Picton — Rev ______; B McCorriston — Rev Dr PB Wilson; J McMullan — FJ Hand, SJ Waugh. (d) Rev WA Abernethy; A Bridle — CWL Graham, M Fitch — JD McKibbin, NL Valentine. (e) Rev JT Williamson; A Fletcher — Rev JA Noble; RJ Boggs — N Morrison, RH Kidd — Rev DJ Irvine; E Carroll. (f) Rev B Brown; WC Patterson — Rev J Carson; J Gregg — Rev D Nesbitt; T Semple. 254 BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY

A. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE, LEGAL AND IT (3) M Fitch, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Financial Secretary. (x) R Power, T McQuoid, B McCluggage, WJ Miscampbell. (y) Revs D Nesbitt; A Bridle, FJ Hand, N Valentine.

B. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE (4) D Lamb, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener, Committee Convener, Head of Personnel, Financial Secretary. (x) Revs ______; B Phillips, I Moore, L Murray. (y) Revs JM Casement, ______; T Semple, H Smyth.

C. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (3) JH Martin, Convener J Kelly, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Committee Secretary, Financial Secretary. (x) Rev RA McLernon; WJ Cairns, A McQuoid. (y) Revs JT Williamson, R Kelly; Mrs J Mann.

D. PENSIONS AND ASSESSMENTS COMMITTEE (4) D Crowe, Convener (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly, Board Convener, Committee Convener, Financial Secretary. (x) Rev D Armstrong, JL Casement; J Hutcheson, I Johnston, D Munster, D Clements. (y) Revs RJA Bell, WA Abernethy, DJ Irvine; E Carroll, A Fletcher, N Morrison.

XIV.—UNITED APPEAL BOARD (8) Rev TD Gribben, Convener The Clerk, Secretary (a) The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Board Convener. (b) Mrs J Mann — Rev CUR Bradley — W Keown — Rev DC Porter — G Macauley — J Peacock. (c) D Preston — G McKinley — Rev ______, — V McLean — Rev JH MacConnell. (d) Rev TC Wright — Miss H McMillan — Rev JR Lambe. (e) S Ramsey — Rev N Ward — Rev I McClean — O Gibson. BOARDS AND COMMITTEES OF ASSEMBLY 255

(f) Rev A Best — Rev W Hayes — J Bole. (g) Revs MR Burnside, RIA Allely, ______; D Alexander, J Clarke, B McCormack, N Adams.

XV. — 2010 ASSEMBLY CONFERENCE COMMITTEE (6) Revs DJ Montgomery, TC Morrison, Co-Conveners The Moderator and Clerk of Assembly; Committee Conveners. Revs JA Beattie, AJ Boal, RL Craig, D Cupples, MN Davidson, RS Hetherington, C Kennedy, L Kennedy-Ritchie, FP Sellar, SJ Hanna, K Campbell; S McDowell, S Lynas, Mrs M Patterson, Miss B McDade, David Thomson, Miss JP Gamble, A Carroll, R Thompson, G McCracken. 256 ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS

—————— A Boden, Mrs. M., Christian Aid, 30 Wellington Park, Belfast, BT9 6DL. Adair, D.F., Four Winds, 3 Bryansglen Boggs, R.J., 49 Carmoney Road, Eglinton, Park, Bangor, BT20 3RS. Londonderry, BT47 3JL. Adams, N., 6 Richmond Crescent, Bole, J., Glenlough, Smithborough, Co. Lisburn, BT28 2BE. Monaghan. Agnew, M., 166 Bessbrook Road, Bowden, Mrs. A., 22 Moyra Road, Doagh, Mountnorris, BT60 2UB. Ballyclare, BT39 0SQ. Aicken, D., 57 Manse Road, Bowman, Paul, 20 Meadowvale, Newtownards, BT23 4TP. Saintfield, BT24 7DW. Alcorn, R.W., Elstree House, 24 Church Boyd, A., 10a Kilbright Road, Millisle, Street, Limavady, BT49 0BU. BT22 2JD. Alexander, D., 10 Chimera Wood, Helen’s Boyd, D., 12 Dun Emer Road, Dundrum, Bay, BT19 1XX. Dublin 16. Alexander, Dr. D., Magee Director of Boyd, T., Bardahessiagh Road, Pomeroy, Christian Training, Union Theological Co. Tyrone. College, 108 Botanic Avenue, Belfast, Bradford, Mrs. Nan, Cremoyle, BT7 1JT. Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan. Allen, Miss J., 5 Langs Crescent, Armagh, Bradley, Miss N., c/o 52 Kings Road, BT60 1DB. Belfast, BT5 6JH. Allen, T., 4 Church View, Donemana, Braithwaite, Mrs. M., 17 Ashley Park, Strabane, BT82 0PB. Dunmurry, BT17 9EH. Anderson, Mrs. J., Church House, Belfast, Bridle, A., 28 Birchdale, Newtownabbey, BT1 6DW. BT36 5ZA. Angus, Miss M., 5 River Court, Bristow, Mrs. W., 83 Tamlaght Road, Dunmurry, BT17 9DY. Rasharkin, BT44 8RL. Armstrong, J., 54 Clare Heights, Brown, A., 13 Rossland Park, Ballyclare, BT39 9HA. Broughshane, BT43 7LG. Brown, A.P., 2 Shane Manor, Broughshane, BT43 7NQ. B Brown, P., The Kairos Centre, 53 Kings Road, Belfast, BT5 6JH. Barbour, M., 13 Moyra Park, Saintfield, Bruce, Mrs. H., Church House, Belfast, BT24 7BG. BT1 6DW. Barkley, G.A., 114 Caddy Road, Buchanan, A.O., Windy Haw, Raphoe, Randalstown, BT41 3DW. Co. Donegal. Barry, Mrs. E., 17 Windsor Hill, Newry, Busby, T., 41 Ballygowan Road, Belfast, BT34 1ER. BT5 7LJ. Beck, C., 10 Rockland Park, Macosquin, Byers, Mrs. O., 41 Bryansglen Road, Coleraine, BT51 4PL. Bangor, BT20 3RS. Bell, C.B., D., 1 Rockmount, Comber Road, Dundonald, BT16 0BY. Bell, J., 36 Killynure Road, Carryduff, C BT8 8EE. Best, M., 17 Kensington Park, Lisburn, Cairns, W.J., 131 Church Road, BT27 5HQ. Holywood, BT18 9BZ. Blake, C., 13 University Avenue, Belfast, Calderwood, Dr. L., 8 Broomhill Park, BT7 1GX. Belfast, BT9 5JB. Blue, Mrs. A., 60 Aughnahoory Road, Cameron, Mrs. D.D., 78 Letfern Road, Kilkeel, Newry, BT34 4HF. Seskinore, Omagh, BT78 1UQ. Boal, E., 6 Fairview Park, Carrickfergus, Campbell, Mrs. J., 4 Castlewood Avenue, BT38 7JG. Coleraine, BT52 1JR. Boal, Mrs. R., 523 Griffith Avenue, Campbell, Mrs. R., 20 Roddens Crescent, Glasnevin, Dublin 11. Belfast, BT5 7JN. ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS 257

Carey, Mrs. Heather, 11a Old Cavehill Crooks, Mrs. M., 66 Orritor Road, Road, Belfast, BT15 5GS. Cookstown, BT88 8BN. Cargill, Mrs. L., Anagola, Glasslough, Co. Crowe, D.A., 25 Meadow Park, Monaghan. Crawfordsburn, BT19 1JN. Carmichael, N., 60B Ballyhampton Road, Cubitt, L., 19 Dernaveagh Road, Larne, BT40 2SS. Ballymena, BT43 6TX. Carroll, E.M., 47 Ranfurly Crescent, Dungannon, BT71 6PH. Carson, Dr. Mary, 20 Annesley Park, D Rathmines, Dublin 6. Chambers, Norman, 7 Princess Park, Davis, Dr. J., 2 Taghnabrick Lane, Whitehead, BT38 9QY. Lisburn, BT27 5NN. Chestnutt, J., 123 Cranfield Road, Kilkeel, Dawson, Ms. R., 15 Willow Avenue, Newry, Co. Down, BT34 4LJ. Clondalkin, Dublin 22. Christie, I., 14 Tullycar Avenue, Ditty, A., 13 Ashbury Court, Bangor, Banbridge, BT32 3PR. BT19 6TJ. Clarke, J., 8 Dunlambert Gardens, Belfast, Ditty, Mrs. G., 13 Ashbury Court, Bangor, BT15 3NN. BT19 6TJ. Clarke, Mrs. J., 29 Mill Road West, Dixon, Mrs. C., 11 Greystone Road, Belfast, BT8 8HH. Antrim, BT41 1HD. Clements, D.J., 46 Wellington Park, Belfast, BT9 6DN. Doggart, R., 1 Vandyck Drive, Cochrane, A.J., 27 Meeting Street, Newtownabbey, BT36 7HE. Dromore, BT25 1AQ. Donaghey, J., 100 Polly’s Brae Road, Cochrane, James, 80 Clabby Road, Largy, Limavady, BT49 9LN. Fivemiletown, BT75 0QU. Donald, Mrs. J., 6 Drumhirk Road, Condell, Mrs. J., Drumgeeny, Monaghan, Fintona, BT78 2TU. Co. Monaghan. Doole, A., 4 The Roddens, Larne, BT40 Conn, Mrs. M., 28 Tully Road, Tamlaght, 1QT. Limavady, BT49 9HW. Douglas, B.A., 281 Drumrane Road, Conway, O.B.E., L., Church House, Ardnarriff, Dungiven, BT47 4NL. Belfast, BT1 6DW. Draffin, Miss D., 162 Doagh Road, Cooper, N., 8 Castletown Road Ballynure, Newtownabbey, BT36 6BA. Ballyclare, BT39 9PU. Duffy, B.T., 45B Claremont Road, Cosgrove, G.W., 34 Oakdale, Banbridge, Sandymount, Dublin 14. BT32 4RW. Dunlop, Mrs. R., 98 Whitehouse Park, Coulter, Mrs. L., Church House, Belfast, Newtownabbey, BT37 9SH. BT1 6DW. Coulter, T.W., 15 Ingledene, Templepatrick, Ballyclare, BT39 0JN. E Courtenay, R., 17 Carnesure Heights, Comber, Newtownards, BT23 5RN. Elkin, Mrs. R., 6 Iveagh Court, Blackskull, Cowan, D.C., 16 Ferndene Gardens, Dromore, BT25 1SF. Dundonald, BT16 2EP. Elliot, V., 1 Springvale Drive, Belfast, Cowan, J., Tircallen, Stranorlar, Co. BT14 8DA. Donegal. Elwood, Mrs. G., 27 Inchabbey Road, Cowle, Ms. Joan, 6 Shelton Gardens, Ballyrennon, Downpatrick, BT30 9AT. Dublin 12. Emerson, Mrs. M., 33 Sandyknowes Craig, A., 9 Cherryburn Gardens, Crescent, Glengormley, BT36 8DJ. Londonderry, BT47 5PX. Craig, Mrs. J., 143 Rathkeel Road, Emery, Mrs. M., 14 Strathern Park, Broughshane, BT42 4QF. Bangor, BT19 1DE. Crawford, E., 15 Quarterland Road, Ervin, C.B.E., W., 29 Broomhill Park, Islandmagee, BT40 3RW. Belfast, BT9 5JB. Creighton, Miss S., 51 Mandeville Erwin, Mrs. A., 22 Braidwater Gardens, Avenue, Lisburn, BT27 5AL. Broughshane, BT42 4LA. Cromie, Miss M., 31 Sandyknowes Erwin, Miss Debs, Church House, Belfast, Crescent, Newtownabbey, BT36 5DJ. BT1 6DW. Cromie, Mrs. M., 25 Magaluf Park, Eves, C. Nigel, Church House, Belfast, Moneyrea, Newtownards, BT23 6DA. BT1 6DW. 258 ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS F Gould, Miss L., ECONI, Howard House, Brunswick Street, Belfast, BT2 7GE. Fairbairn, J., Drumerkillen, Kill, Gowdy, R.J., 10 Lylehill Road, Cootehill, Co. Cavan. Templepatrick, Ballyclare, BT39 0AQ. Fairbairn, R., Church House, Belfast, BT1 Graham, C., 97 Orby Drive, Belfast, BT5 6DW. 6AG. Farr, Mrs. E., 32 Killyneddan Road, Graham, Mrs. G., 30 Falcon Avenue, Cookstown, BT80 9DR. Newtownards, BT23 4GE. Fell, Mrs. S., 19 Clearwater, Caw, Graham, Mrs. H., 4 Kilcairn, Islandmagee, Londonderry, BT47 1BE. Larne, BT40. Ferguson, Colin, Presbyterian Mutual Graham, Mrs. L., Joymount Manse, Society, Glengall Exchange, 3 Glengall Carrickfergus, BT38 7DN. Street, Belfast, BT12 5AB. Graham, R., 18 Coolafinney Road, Ferguson, G., Belfast City Mission, Eglinton, Londonderry, BT47 3PG. Glengall Exchange, 3 Glengall Street, Graham, W., 19 Lawnbrook Drive, Belfast, BT12 5AB. Newtownards, BT23 3XD. Finlay, A.J., 638 Howth Road, Dublin 5. Grant, L., 216 Ballymena Road, Doagh, Fisher, Mrs. K., 56 Grange Valley BT39 0TW. Avenue, Ballyclare, BT39 9HF. Gray, Dr. Paul, Glengall Exchange, 3 Fisher, M., 56 Grange Valley Avenue, Glengall Street, Belfast, BT12 5AB. Ballyclare, BT39 9HF. Green, Mrs. E., 1 Galgorm Park, Fitch, M., Fitch Chartered Accountants, 29 Ballymena, BT42 1BB. Gordon Street, Belfast, BT1 2LG. Greenlee, J.N., 21 Springfields, Gilford Fleck, Mrs. S., 74 Farriter Road, Road, Portadown, BT63 5YQ. Dungannon, BT70 1SH. Greer, J.O., 394 Upper Ballynahinch Fleming, Miss F., Rowantree House, High Road, Lisburn, BT27 6XL. Street, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. Gregg, J., 1 Cambridge Drive, Ballymena, Fleming, K., 15 Malone Road, Belfast, BT42 2EW. BT9 6RT. Gregg, J., “Glenridge”, Kilmacanogue, Fleming, R., 3 Middle Road, Saintfield, Bray, Co. Wicklow. BT23 7AH. Grills, Wm., “Sharonville”, 54 Leestone Fletcher, A., 146 Strabane Road, Road, Kilkeel, Newry, BT34 4NW. Castlederg, BT81 7JD. Ford, Miss D., 108 Orangefield Crescent, Groves, H.A., 61 Donegall Park Avenue, Belfast, BT6 9GJ. Belfast, BT15 4FP. Ford, W.E.C., 31 Gloucester Park, Groves, Miss M., 11 Seafin Road, Hillsborough, BT26 6HE. Ballyroney, Banbridge, BT32 5EP. Forster, L., Bushford House, Rockcorry, Guy, Miss M., 1 Tattykeel Road, Omagh, Co. Monaghan. BT78 5DE. Gwyn, Miss J., 26 Lyndhurst Park, Belfast, BT13 3PG. G Gibson, O., 4 Birchgrove, Cookstown, H BT80 8XR. Gibson, Mrs. R., Ballybegley, Hamill, W.C., 29 Huntingdale Green, Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal. Ballyclare, BT39 9FL. Giffen, A.J., 123 Barnetts Road, Belfast, Hamilton, Mrs. R., 42 Markethill Road, BT5 7BE. Tandragee, BT62 2ET. Gillespie, Prof. J.H., 12 Randal Park, Hamilton, W.J., 6 Stockingham’s Hill Portrush, BT56 8JJ. Road, Armagh, BT60 1HZ. Gilmour, M., 28 Charnwood Grange, Hand, F.J., 13 Groggan Road, Portadown, BT63 5TU. Randalstown, BT41 3HA. Glass, Mrs. M., 807 Feeny Road, Hanna, A., 128A Vow Road, Ballymoney, Owenbeg, Dungiven, Londonderry, BT53 7NU. BT47 4TA. Hanna, Mrs. J., 29 Waterfoot Park, Good, Mrs. M., 14 Racolpa Road, Limavady Road, Londonderry, BT47 Mountfield, Omagh, BT79 0HU. 6SW. Gordon, D., 31 Shore Road, Annalong, Hanna, J., 6 Mossvale Park, Ballygowan, Newry, BT34 4TU. BT23 6LQ. ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS 259

Harding, Mrs. S. Church House, Belfast, Jess, Mrs. H., 3 Monument Road, BT1 6DW. Hillsborough, BT26 6HT. Harper, W., New Orchard, Kilkenny, Co. Johnston, Mrs. D., 47 Hollybank Road, Kilkenny. Parkgate, Ballyclare, BT39 0DL. Harris, Mrs. F., Parkhaven, Coachmills, Johnston, Miss H., Church House, Belfast, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. BT1 6DW. Harrison, Mrs. A., 17 Glenariff Drive, Johnston, I., 47 Hollybank Road, Parkgate, Dunmurry, BT17 9AZ. Ballyclare, BT39 0DL. Harvey, W., 4 Grovemount Park, Johnston, J., 12 The Cedars, Antrim, BT41 Londonderry, BT47 5SQ. 4LE. Hawthorne, Mrs. C., P.W.A. Office, Johnston, N., 6 Ballynargin Road, Coagh, Church House, Belfast, BT1 6DW. BT80 0DS. Henderson, Ms. A.J., Castle Mews, 67 Jordan, G., East Belfast Mission, 239 Downview Park West, Belfast, BT15 Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 1AF. 5HZ. Henderson, C., 1A Ashburn Avenue, Kilfennan, Londonderry, BT47 5QE. K Henderson, W.C., 54 Beltany Road, Omagh, BT78 5NF. Kane, Mrs. A., 50 Ardreagh Road, Henry, W.H., 9 Mount Royal, Plantation Aghadowey, Coleraine, BT51 4DN. Avenue, Lisburn, BT27 5BF. Kane, J., 67A Ballinlea Road, Ballycastle, Hollinger, Dr. M., 10 Knollwood, BT54 6NN. Banbridge, BT32 4PE. Kane, Miss M., 6 Donegall Crescent, Houston, Miss Anne, 39 Drumbolg Road, Whitehead. Upperlands, Maghera, BT46 5UD. Kelly, J., Church House, Belfast, BT1 Houston, Mrs. C., 27 Glenann Avenue, 6DW. Dunmurry, BT17 9AU. Kennedy, A.S., 8 Silverbirch Park, Howard, A., 36 Albany Drive, Bangor, BT19 6ET. Carrickfergus, BT38 8BF. Keown, W., Cottage Industries, Dundrum, Hull, M., 66 Village Green, Doagh, Newcastle, BT33 0NA. Ballyclare, BT39 0UD. Keys, Mrs. L., 25 Collinwood, Ballymena, Humphries, D.McC., 25 Burnside Road, BT43 6NJ. Doagh, Ballyclare, BT39 0SH. Kidd, R.H., Cooley House, 45 Cooley Hunter, Mrs. G., Burnside, Carmoney, Road, Beragh, Omagh, BT79 0SP. Cranford, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. Knox, B., 122 Warren Road, Donaghadee, Hutcheson, J., 5 Lochglen, Kensington BT21 0PJ. Park, Bangor West, BT20 3QW. Knox, Clive, Financial Secretary, Church Hutchinson, Mrs. G., 27 Berryhill Road, House, Belfast, BT1 6DW. Artigarvan, Strabane, BT82 0EL. Kyle, Dr. J., 31 Ardaluin Heights, Newcastle, BT33 0RA. I L Irwin, Mrs. G., 101 Windy Hill Road, Limavady, BT49 0NU. Lamb, D.W., 1, Laurelvale, Derryboye Irwin, K., 23 Trench Road, Hillsborough, Road, Crossgar, BT30 9JT. BT26 6JL. Lamont, Mrs. A., The Manse, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal. Latimer, E., “Beth Shalom”, Closhiabeg, J Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan. Leeburn, Mrs. E., 7 Hill Court, Jackson, M., Drum Bear, Monaghan, Co. Hillsborough, BT26 6EU. Monaghan. Livingston, Mrs. L., 45 Gortycavan Road, Jackson, Mrs. M., 50 Maloneview Road, Macosquin, Coleraine, BT51 4JY. Belfast, BT9 5PH. Livingstone, Miss F., 7 Cumberland Close, Jackson, N., 48 Carsonstown Road, Dundondald, BT16 2AW. Saintfield, Ballynahinch, BT24 7EA. Livingstone, T.J., “Edin”, 56 Largy Road, Jardine, Miss K., E.A., Downview House, Crumlin, BT29 4RW. 440 Shore Road, Newtownabbey, BT37 Long, T., 12 Sunningdale Park North, 9RU. Belfast, BT14 6RZ. 260 ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Lowry, Miss H., 87 Windyhill Road, Mawhinney, Mrs. V., 240 Ballynahinch Limavady, BT49 0QY. Road, Lisburn, BT27 5LS. Luke, J., Nightlight, 13 Botanic Avenue, Maxwell, Mrs. E., 27 Willowdene, Belfast, BT7 1JG. Markethill, BT60 1QG. Lyle, Mrs. H., 3 Second Avenue, Meban, A., 12 Ardgreenan Drive, Belfast, Baylands, Bangor, BT20 5JZ. BT4 3FQ. Lynas, S., Church House, Belfast, BT1 Metcalf, S., 18 Ferngrove, Portrush, BT56 6DW. 8SQ. Lynn, C., 10 Newlands Crescent, Meekin, H., 3 Castleton, Templepatrick, Portstewart, BT55 7JJ. Ballyclare, BT39 0AZ. Lyttle, Noel, 27 Warren Crescent, Millar, C., 57 Blenheim Drive, Belfast, Portstewart, BT55 7HN. BT6 9GD. Millar, O.B.E., J., 14 Laurelhill Road, Lisburn, BT28 2UH. M Millar, Mrs. R., 17 Parklands, Londonderry, BT47 6YS. Macauley, G.R., 23 Chinauley Park, Millar, Mrs. V., 31 Lomond Road, Myroe, Banbridge, BT32 4JL. Londonderry, BT49 9DZ. Maclean, G., Stormont Presbyterian Milligan, B., 19 Glenariff Drive, Church, 618 Newtownards Road, Dunmurry, BT17 9GA. Belfast, BT4 3HH. Miscampbell, W.J., 6 Annadale Avenue, MacQueen, J., 114 Moy Road, Portadown, Belfast, BT7 3JH. BT62 1SA. Miskimmon, R., 37 Cotswold Avenue, Magowan, Mrs. A., 12 Monaville Avenue, Belfast, BT8 6MA. Lisburn, BT28 2DE. Mitchell, Miss R., Scots Manse, Ramelton, Magowan, B., 12 Monaville Avenue, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. Lisburn, BT28 2DE. Moffett, Mrs. W., 4 Meadowbank Park, Magowan, Mrs. M., 6 Coleraine Road, Dundonald, BT16 2BN. Ballymoney, BT53 6BP. Montgomery, T., 133 Doury Road, Magowan, R.J., 9 Corbally Road, Ballymena, BT43 6SR. Coleraine, BT52 2LZ. Moore, I., 107 Sichester Park, Glenageary, Malcolm, D., 72 Largy Road, Crumlin, Co. Dublin. BT29 4RS. Moore, Miss S., 2 Briarwood Drive, Mann, Mrs. J., 44 Church Road, Helen’s Bangor, BT19 6UW. Bay, BT19 1TP. Moorehead, M., 112 Glenholm Park, Manson, R., 6 Beverley Gardens, Belfast, BT8 6LR. Newtownabbey, BT36 6NX. Morrison, M.W., 25 Kilraughts Road, Marshall, Mrs. D., 15 Glenwell Avenue, Ballymoney, BT53 7AD. Newtownabbey, BT36 7TD. Morrison, N.C., 6 Rosaleen Road, Marshall, Mrs. W.D.F., 38 Rhanbouy Seskinore, Omagh, BT78 2QH. Park, Craigavad, BT18 0DY. Morrow, H., 5 Oakridge, Castlewellan Martin, Mrs. E., 19 Rabstown Road, Road, Banbridge, BT32 4RT. Urney, Strabane, BT82 9RB. Morrow, Q.C., M.A., 24 Broomhill Park, Martin, E., Ardmone, Canningstown, Belfast, BT9 5JB. Cootehill, Co. Cavan. Munster, D., 2 Hanwood Park, Dundonald, Martin, J.H., 12 Malone View Park, BT16 1XW. Belfast, BT9 5TN. Murray, Mrs. C., 24 Braepark Road, Martin, Mrs. K., 83 Manse Road, Ballynure, BT39. Carryduff. Murray, L., 16 Burendell Manor, Lisburn, Martin, Mrs. P., Ardmone, Canningstown, BT28 3AX. Cootehill, Co. Cavan. Murray, Mrs. L., 22 Church Road, Kells, Ballymena, BT42 3JU. Martin, R., 2 Croft Road, Holywood, BT18 0PB. Myers, Mrs. Margaret, 4 Rosstulla Avenue, Jordanstown, BT37 0QH. Mawhinney, Mrs. K., 83 Croft Manor, Ballygally, Larne, BT40 2RU. Mawhinney, N., 240 Ballynahinch Road, Mac/Mc Lisburn, BT27 5LS. Mawhinney, Mrs. S., 44 Cranley Grove, McAdoo, R.A., Swanns Cross, Rockcorry, Bangor, BT19 7EY. Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS 261

McAllister, Miss Z., 11 High Street, McCullough, Mrs. S., 6 Windslow Killyleagh, BT30 9QF. Crescent, Carrickfergus, BT38 9AZ. McAuley, K., 55 Semicock Road, McDade, Miss B., Church House, Belfast, Ballymoney, BT53 6PY. BT1 6DW. McAuley, O., 125 Malone Avenue, McDowell, Sir Eric, Apt. 7, New Forge Belfast, BT9 6EQ. Manor, 11 New Forge Lane, Belfast, McAuley, Mrs. R., 23 Chinauley Park, BT9 5NT. Banbridge, BT32 4JL. McDowell, J., 6 Kensington Park, Lisburn, McBride, Mrs. I., 29 Strangford Road, BT27 5HQ. Downpatrick, BT30 6SL. McDowell, Stanley, 209 Bangor Road, McCarter, E.R.S., “Lansdowne”, Church Holywood, BT18 0JG. Road, Greystones, Co. Wicklow. McGuiggan, Mrs. M., 30 Langly Hall, McCaughan, Miss D.E., Silversprings, Jordanstown, BT37 0FB. Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6ED. McIlreavey, W., Beamore, Drogheda, Co. McCauley, Miss M., 23a Ravarna Road, Louth. Ballygowan, Newtownards, BT23 McIlwaine, Mrs. E., 20a Upper 6HD. Toberhewney Lane, Lurgan, BT66 7EF. McCartney, W., 4 Morningside, McIlwaine, JLA, 20a Upper Toberhewney Ballymena, BT42 2NG. Lane, Lurgan, BT66 7EF. McClay, A.D., “Hebron”, 23 Ebrington McIlwaine, W.A., 19 Glenaden Hill, Park, Londonderry, BT47 1JE. Londonderry, BT47 2LJ. McClean, J.B., 3 Keel Point, Dundrum, McIlwrath, Miss B., 10 Coombe Hill Park, Newcastle, BT33 0NQ. Belfast, BT14 6PH. McCleary, E., 1 Calverstown Road, McIntyre, Mrs. A., The Manse, Bessbrook, Bleary, Portadown, BT63 5NY. Newry, BT35 7AW. McCleery, J.D., 15 Downshire Park, McIntyre, G., 30 Mountview Crescent, Carnreagh, Hillsborough, BT26 6HB. Ballybogey, BT53 6TR. McClenaghan, Mrs. E., Church House, McKeague, Leslie, Galgolie, Belfast, BT1 6DW. Bailieborough, Co. Cavan. McCluggage, B., 1 Back Road, Drumbo, McKean, Mrs. J., The Hall Greene, Lisburn, BT27 5LB. Porthall, Lifford, Co. Donegal. McKean, M., The Hall Greene, Porthall, McCombe, Miss M., 5 Sea Haven, Downs Lifford, Co. Donegal. Road, Newcastle, BT33 0RE. McKean, V., Ardeskin, Donegal Town, McConkey, G., Tatenacake, Drum, Co. Co. Donegal. Monaghan. McKee, N., 6 The Grange, Legacorry McConnell, Miss K., 15 Broomhill Mews, Road, Richhill, BT61 9QD. Londonderry, BT47 6WR. McKee, W.R., 21 Station Road, Garvagh, McConnell, W.F., 44 Beechgrove BT51 5LA. Gardens, Belfast, BT6 0PN. McKeown, Mrs. A., 27 Ravenhill Park, McCormack, B., 14a Cairnburn Road, Belfast, BT6 0DE. Belfast, BT4 2HR. McKibbin, Dr. C., The Old Rectory, McCormick, D., 80 Church Crescent, Cooneen, Fivemiletown, BT75. Newtownabbey, BT36 6ET. McKibbin, J.D., 5 Knocktern Gardens, McCormick, Mrs. G., c/o Lucan Church, 4 Belfast, BT4 3LZ. Hanbury Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin. McKinley, G., 76 Curran Road, Larne, McCorriston, B., 2A Tullybeg Avenue, BT40 1BU. Coleraine, BT51 4NG. McKinney, N., 8 Riverdale, Anahilt, McCracken, Dr. A., 19 Beaufort Crescent, Hillsborough, BT26 6DH. Belfast, BT8 7QA. McKinney, S., 51 Coolreaghs Road, McCreary, A., 8 Castle Avenue, Belfast, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, BT80 8ER. BT15 4GE. McKinstry, P., 46 Kiln Park, McCreedy, Mrs. Myrtle, 46 Leany Road, Templepatrick, BT39 0BB. Dungannon, BT70 1SL. McKnight, Mrs. R., 34 New Lodge Road, McCrossan, Keith, 18 Millbrook Park, Muckamore, BT41 2EX. Strabane, BT82 0EH. McLean, N.H., Golf House West, McCullagh, G., 79 St. Gabriels, Ballynorthland, Moy Road, Cabinteely, Dublin 18. Dungannon, BT71. McCullough, Mrs. G., 2 Needham Court, McLean, W.V., 2 Ashlea Drive, Kilkeel, BT34 4JQ. Ballymoney, BT53 7BY. 262 ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS

McMaster, W.M., 28 Kilwarlin Crescent, Patterson, Mrs. Margaret, 680 Antrim Hillsborough, BT26 6QF. Road, Belfast, BT15 5GP. McMillen, Miss H., 67 Bawnmore Road, Patterson, W.C., The Blue Rock, Belfast, BT9 6LD. Ballindrait, Lifford, Co. Donegal. McMullan, D., 11 Rossdale Road, Bangor, Pattison, David, 30 Lakeland Manor, BT19 6BE. Hillsborough, BT26 6RE. McMullan, R.J., 28 Lislagan Road, Patton, M., 63 Battlehill Road, Portadown, Ballymoney, BT53 7DD. BT62 4ES. McNeill, Dr. H., 11 Riverdale, Patton, Miss P., Dunmaurice, Ballybay, Dungannon, BT71 6PD. Co. Monaghan. McNicholl, M., 84 Drumbolg Road, Patton, R., 9 Towerview, Bangor, BT19 Upperlands, BT46 5UX. 6BD. McNie, Mrs. E.A., Trinity Manse, Paul, Mrs. J., 12 Lower Cairncastle Road, Roddenfoot, Ballymoney, BT53 6JJ. Larne, BT40 1PQ. McQuoid, A.S., 9 Barnhill, Donaghadee, Peacock, J., The Jays, Mill Road, Kilkeel, BT21 0QA. BT34 4AW. McQuoid, T., 1 Castlehill Park West, Peacock, M., 50 Leitrim Road, Kilkeel, Belfast, BT4 3GT. BT34 4HY. McRoberts, H., 53 Beechgrove Gardens, Phillips, B., 24 Sunningdale Park, Belfast, Belfast, BT6 0NN. BT14 6RU. McWilliams, R.E., 27 Mowhan Road, Phillips, Mrs. Shiela, 60 Old Rossory Markethill, BT60 1RQ. Road, Enniskillen, BT74 7LF. Picton, F., 12 Regent Avenue, Carrickfergus, BT38 7TY. N Pinkerton, Miss D., 59 Glenholm Park, Belfast, BT8 6LQ. Nelson, R., 32 Island Village, Poots, Mrs. C.M., 27 Boyland Road, Islandmagee, Larne, BT40 3AL. Ballymoney, BT53 7HE. Nesbitt, Mrs. I.K., 28 Main Street, Porter, Mrs. I., Belfast Bible College, Parkgate, Ballyclare, BT39 0DG. Glenburn Road South, Dunmurry, Nicholl, Miss M.H., 47 Lismurn Park, BT17 9JP. Ahoghill, BT42 1JW. Power, R., 4 Weavers Green, Banbridge, Nicholl, Dr. R.M., 32 Deramore Drive, BT32 4WQ. Belfast, BT9 5JR. Poynton, Mrs. C., 45 Stillorgan Park, Nixon, Mrs. N., 3 Ballycranny Drive, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Coleraine, BT51 3JX. Poynton, D., 45 Stillorgan Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Preston, D.G., 42 Rossburn Manor, O Connor, Ballymena, BT42 3RB. Pringle, Sir John, 1 Blackberry Lane, Oliver, Mrs. G., Killygola, Castleblayney, Hillsborough, BT26 6GZ. Co. Monaghan. O’Neill, J., 12 Glenbroome Park, Jordanstown, BT37 0RL. R Orr, H., Church House, Belfast, BT1 6DW. Ramsey, S., 14 Broomhill Court, Orr, R., 9 Winston Gardens, Belfast, BT5 Londonderry, BT47 1WP. 6HZ. Rankin, A.J., Cleaver, Fulton & Rankin, Solicitors, 50 Bedford Street, Belfast, BT2 7FW. P Rankin, Mrs. L., 80 Lynda Meadows, Jordanstown, BT37 0AT. Patterson, Dr. D., 69 Braniel Road, Rea, N., 68 Drumcrow Road, Glenarm, Lisburn, BT27 5JJ. Ballymena, BT44 0AN. Patterson, Mrs. E., 22 Leckpatrick Road, Redhead, B., 32 The Craig Road, Strabane, BT82 0HB. Downpatrick, BT30 9BG. Patterson, Miss Jean, 118 Letfern Road, Redmond, E.C., 18 Atlantic Avenue, Seskinore, Omagh, BT78 1UL. Ballycastle, BT54 6AL. Patterson, J.A., 119 Letfern Road, Reid, Mrs. A., 67 Clonkeen Road, Seskinore, Omagh, BT78 1UL. Randalstown, BT41 3JJ. ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS 263

Reid, Dr. C., 40 Drumbo Road, Drumbo, Spence, Mrs. P., 10 Benavon Court, Lisburn, BT27 5TX. Lisburn, BT28 3AS. Reid, Mrs. I., 31 Crubinagh Road, Steele, W., 16 Coniston Road, Bangor, Dungannon, BT71 7PI. BT20 4QQ. Reid, T.R., Greenmount Lodge, Stevenson, Dr. M., 12 Baronscourt, Gortaclare, Omagh, BT79 0QU. Hospital Road, Magherafelt, BT45. Richardson, Mrs. J., 5 Carnalea Avenue, Stewart, Hal, 12 Apollo Crescent, Bangor, BT19 1HF. Portrush, BT56 8SA. Robinson, Mrs. B., 14 The Close, Millar’s Stewart, Mrs. V., 35 Glencosh Road, Forge, Dundonald, BT16 1QS. Donemana, Strabane, BT82 0LY. Robinson, Mrs. J., 51 Sawmill Road, Stirling, Miss R., Church House, Belfast, Ballyclare, BT39 9SU. BT1 6DW. Robinson, Mrs. J., 23 Castle Karia Manor, Students’ Council President, Union Belfast, BT4 3QL. Theological College, Botanic Avenue, Robinson, Mrs. J., 18 Strangford Road, Belfast, BT7 1JT. Downpatrick, BT30 6SL. Students’ Council Secretary, Union Robinson, Mrs. M., 15 Woodcroft Park, Theological College, Botanic Avenue, Holywood, BT18 0PS. Belfast, BT7 1JT. Robinson, Dr. T.J., Bracken Hill, 101 Suitters, J., 12 Prospect, Old Galgorm Lisnaree Road, Banbridge, BT32 4JU. Road, Ballymena, BT42 1QX. Ross, A.T., 12 Bladon Court, Belfast, BT9 Surgenor, J., 82 Toberdoney Road, 5JP. Dervock, Ballymoney, BT53 8DH. Russell, J.W., 65 Cootehall Road, Sutter, Miss S., 87 Brantwood Gardens, Crawfordsburn, Bangor, BT19 1JA. Antrim, BT41 1HR. S T Taggart, P., 17 Kensington Road, Belfast, Sandall, Mrs. V., “Richview”, BT5 6NG. Castlecomer Road, Co. Kilkenny. Talbot, K., Rooske, Celbridge, Co. Savage, Miss D., 16 Woodlands, Kildare. Ballycarry, Carrickfergus, BT38 9JD. Taylor, Miss A., 10 Westbourne Avenue, Scott, W.H., 64 Ballygroobany Road, Ballymena, BT43 5LW. Richhill, Co. Armagh, BT61 9NA. Taylor, Miss R., 9 Old Mill Mews, Sharpe, R.A., Drumgoon House, Dundonald, BT16 1WD. Cootehill, Co. Cavan. Thompson, Mrs. B., Mansefield, Dervock, Shaw, T.J., 3 Rockmount, Ballybunden Ballymoney, BT53 8BT. Road, Killinchy, BT23 6RY. Thompson, D., 24 Old Cultra Road, Sheppard, R., Carowen House, Raphoe, Holywood, BT18 0AE. Co. Donegal. Thompson, D.J., 10 Thornleigh Drive, Shields, Ms. J., 29 Belfast Road, Comber, Lisburn, BT28 2DA. Newtownards, BT23 5EN. Thompson, Graeme, Church House, Simpson, Mrs. R., 26 Glen Road, Drumbo, Belfast, BT1 6DW. Lisburn, BT27 5JR. Thompson, Mrs. M., 4 Glenvale Crescent, Sleator, A.G., 15 Springfields, Gilford Portrush, BT56 8EB. Road, Portadown, BT63 5YQ. Thompson, R., 3 Ingledale Park, Belfast, Smyth, B., 37 Rutherglen Park, Bangor, BT14 7GN. BT19 1DD. Thomson, David, 6 Greer Park Avenue, Smith, M., 19 Forge Hill Court, Saintfield, Newtownbreda, BT8 7YF. BT24 7LW. Todd, Nathan, 29 New Line, Ballygowan, Smyth, H., Rose Cottage, 1 Glebe Hill BT23 6JP. Road, Tandragee, Craigavon, BT62 Torrens, Miss M., 3 Fairhill Gardens, 2DP. Belfast, BT15 4FZ. Smyth, Miss I.E., 11 Winston Drive, Trimble, Mrs. C.A., Ratoran, Tempo, Portstewart, BT55 7NN. Enniskillen, BT94 3NN. Speer, A., 25 Hawthorn Hill, Trueman, Mrs. M, 15 Ballymacormick Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal. Road, Dromore, BT25 1QR. Spence, Mervyn, 19 Boretree Island Park, Tweed, J.S., Lephimore, 1 Croft Heights, Newtownards, BT23 3BW. Ballygally, BT40 2QS. 264 ADDRESSES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Tweedie, Mrs. V., 8 Castlehill Farm, Whittle, J., 47 Moy Road, Portadown, Belfast, BT5 6GU. BT62 1QN. Whyte, Miss E., 15 Glenwood Park, Dunmurry, BT17 9DT. V Williams, Miss J., 2 Thornhill Crescent, Belfast, BT5 7AS. Vallely, Mrs. Z., 127 Hillhead Road, Williams, Mrs. M., 66 Mill Hill, Ballyclare, BT39 9LN. Waringstown, Craigavon, BT66 4LZ. Willis, W.B.M., 16 Knockanbaan, W Newtown Road, Limavady, BT49 0UL. Willoughby, L., 187 Donaghadee Road, Walker, K., Derryhallagh, Emyvale, Co. Bangor, BT20 4RY. Monaghan. Wilson, J.B., 3 Kylemore Gardens, Walker, L., Church House, Belfast, BT1 Omagh, BT79 7LL. 6DW. Wilson, T.J.G., 7 Killeen Road, Victoria Walker, S., 9 Tullyallen Road, Glenanne, Bridge, Strabane, BT82 9LL. BT60 2HS. Wilson, W.A., 55 Carsonstown Road, Wallace, Mrs. I., 5 Toberdowney Gardens, Saintfield, BT24 7EB. Ballynure, BT39 9TW. Woodward, Mrs. C., 10 Hillhead Crescent, Wallace, S., 46 Shilnavogie Road, Ballynahinch, BT24 8HG. Broughshane, BT42 4PD. Wray, Mrs. Linda, Church House, Belfast, Warnock, S.G., 38 Bell’s Hill, Limavady, BT1 6DW. Co. Londonderry, BT49 0DQ. Wright, Mrs. J., 14 Browndod Road, Wasson, S., Terargus, Churchill, Doagh, Ballyclare, BT39 0SY. Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. Wylie, M., 20 Farm Lodge Park, Watt, N., Demesne, Raphoe, Co. Donegal. Greenisland, BT38 8YB. Watt, W., 6 Rosscoole Park, Belfast, BT14 8JX. Watts, Mrs. F.M., 4 Rockfield Dale, Y Bangor, BT19 7SB. Young C., 98 Old Holywood Road, Waugh, S., 4 Colin View, Green Road, Belfast, BT4 2HP. Ballyclare, BT39 9AR. Young Miss G., 28 Abbey Gardens, Webster, Mrs. D., Church House, Belfast, Belfast, BT5 7HL. BT1 6DW. Younge, Mrs. I., 2 Luxor Gardens, Belfast, Weir, Mrs. M., 37 Village Green, Doagh, BT5 5ND. Ballyclare, BT39 0UD. 265

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(b) Last year’s returns. (c) Vacancy during whole or part year. * Interim Session. // Special arrangements by Union Commission. + Church Extension Charge. 266 BELFAST, 2007 Daily Minutes 266 Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 500 403 1200 8 18210933 316 153310 535 240 318 270 2034 20 700 1 175 4 30111 8 31800 2 336 88 6420 202 268 55 171 23 5 23 100 18 32508 44794 60 18480 33988 48762 21227 18750 7640 1335 22542 4977 4920 15762 23115 23271 1352 6988 23601 7533 22892 1700 (C) (C) BallyblackBallygilbertBallygraineyBallyholmeBallywalter (C)Bangor FirstBangor – Hamilton Road 159Bangor – St. Andrews 233 439 920Bangor Trinity 120 474 189 259 285 275 870 (C) 855 318 349 615 218 990 456 2178 238 575 1072 561 9 363 5 640 13 4 1938 5 964 4 11 13 10 5 5 1185 1 223 4 113 3 520 2 2 521 360 172 12 150 275 51 685 253 221 48 10 331 134 37 10 383 190 196 25 234 40 13 75 30 44 38277 9 8946 30552 70 13382 37 39757 60 140 72 32771 28888 27974 9167 24468 6800 34343 102 23006 30516 7082 5420 2926 25960 35823 15426 35716 6905 15625 6494 7324 9250 17258 3034 10581 10566 173893 231151 21003 5195 19818 4177 19935 43815 1050 14245 21941 31375 200 12815 46433 14758 22356 30343 9930 639 1275 3400 1000 13500 Total £ 12114 9125 26322 178 147 9265 5976 662 2513 770305 916890 207707 179411 663242 729027 31340 1116261 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 Bangor – West11 Ballycrochan12 Kilcooley13 Lisnabreen14 Carrowdore/Ballyfrenis15 Cloughey 94016 Portavogie 17917 376 Conlig18 643 Donaghadee-First 158 240 300 160 2540 384 962 130 115 255 20 136 234 105 180 7 127 215 439 8 250 465 295 159 8 855 10 483 225 479 132 172 9 4 107 43 90 75 15 306 64 5 170 73 52 35000 70 115 52 115 36480 108 37 26343 48 5 18005 9 7800 27823 6 14 66 27095 40 7 5343 38 34 20 7020 15380 16 13061 31 10848 22606 22837 21318 23481 55 14981 15087 27249 19499 6505 19753 6000 24292 20363 3300 5940 26351 6450 1801 25542 5748 700000 21644 7577 24143 13480 5184 6709 13155 6571 1428 12601 14478 8552 31665 80000 13958 1053 1573 1330 8095 14264 928 1534 13539 8046 478 710 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (1) Ards Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds19 Donaghadee – Shore Street Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owing 30 Newtownards – Second 31 Newtownards-Greenwell St 33 Newtownards – Strean 35 Movilla 248 188 640 8 9 130 104 7 60 20000 27641 6600 9836 8699 20 Glastry21 Greyabbey22 Groomsport23 Helen’s Bay24 Holywood – First25 (C) Holywood – High Street26 Kirkcubbin27 174 Portaferry 17528 190 Millisle 46529 421 (C) Newtownards – First 137 229 // 145 160 376 35232 431 85 188 Newtownards – Regent St 400 349 287 1000 43534 525 Newtownards – Scrabo 64 70 302 4 2 398 363 6 242 8 212 63 12 578 6 1020 256 7 155 7 89 3 4 3 981 145 203 3 579 134 367 437 260 109 125 4 6 4 6 110 285 271 158 258 18 9 101 1 371 4 10 26 3 41 19 200 32 92 224 38 71 161 51 86 94 26180 69 60 28 5896 18310 31138 122 34 52 7 27679 35400 28560 81 7555 26670 33280 55 37365 31422 6600 20 65 12 1750 9 5500 7000 28623 10 7695 7700 31893 30212 54 37813 5 58 23769 6500 13245 7524 16058 8887 9568 25282 4722 9791 22432 8887 1632 6708 14070 4901 10810 6500 20890 7467 11740 2700 12264 21835 10295 1477 17736 11945 7541 11593 3314 1187 1050 13786 14091 16290 900 784 10000 3580 200000 742 16723 71000 11050 1380 10253 700 9831 2176 10538 523 3355 196 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 267 Payments 266 45826 16207 6876 7102 25000 101011 24520 23997 14383 6268 2396 6209 14488 1772 7246 69512 58838 119648 22068 30156 6339 102374515013229 149687 18844881197 102085 29739 89173 27539 41977 291953 30963 68005 16707 5197 8580 17657 35101 15000 2000 45496 22099 35240 226600 434934 169167 10247 33542 213744 65896 46865 66006 18714 18288 18466 16495 11576 11488 18056 82401 2177 30520 16577 18291 39819 33939 26591 25000 14377 306485 82250 168019 209646 189500 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 2820262 3066630 1399207 668012 489092 1936702 679431 7559643 369718 1720448 495795 338716 2049223 423036 844030 687112 3131260 6558358 BallyblackBallygilbertBallygraineyBallyholmeBallywalter (C)Bangor First 38725 102786Bangor – Hamilton Road 18667 149804Bangor – St. Andrews 37754 74606 122741Bangor Trinity 334628 115221 57176 10386 40343 12949 37844 155028 8045 69886 95622 (C) 20658 112720 65680 6112 75645 18224 95888 20613 4611 10000 41476 113528 9031 18277 14964 3638 14918 23261 16301 13392 15434 10057 3000 25686 26268 600 112753 37 10839 28588 10000 20000 36119 11453 5407 154695 469394 164574 57927 166839 144026 287893 3571 136794 75758 78719 169003 17049 182478 18006 84057 12660 22037 22898 67246 132195 43213 11507 56556 30737 41384 6839 7790 16940 21467 14209 16428 6982 34990 13431 10806 6327 17137 4232 10906 12000 12158 63392 7676 13081 11038 12386 5635 2218 24409 25368 78216 35977 33534 30331 3372 4655 22397 9322 99522 63102 5623 27445 28914 9820 21900 68469 15728 30000 206487 20000 26930 189012 216 15407 412711 137479 152740 61288 167651 36799 14517 121768 162727 95888 275270 135226 59853 160704 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (1) Ards Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances19 Donaghadee – Shore Street Scheme Etc30 Newtownards – Second(C) 31 Newtownards-Greenwell St 32 Amt T/F Newtownards – Regent St 33 Balance Newtownards – Strean (C) 35 ture Movilla 114347 61990 32761 13938 6391 21000 219986 136080 34390 10769 7182 356065 14151 11989 35867 434546 10 Bangor – West11 Ballycrochan12 Kilcooley13 Lisnabreen14 391326 Carrowdore/Ballyfrenis15 Cloughey 226516 33786916 23157 Portavogie17 44657 82149 Conlig18 89485 Donaghadee-First 11875 42823 47169 54536 46467 39369 43455 22859 5657 20768 99433 117027 42302 881029 11254 5442 22234 5015 31283 203461 47806 58756 8194 1378442 10301 35006 80000 7913 11507 16919 14062 60161 4253 49726 3980 7417 6209 7936 132496 11178 10621 22681 6273 8931 213960 178152 11406 265805 26992 5000 8531 45122 98195 1000 29086 96375 72630 30462 63070 345670 104591 60790 60119 15302 10186 181779 37452 56480 11009 414793 4974 13197 81841 498275 65982 271477 26423 23537 25536 6301 9781 2975 7645 8720 12662 9185 17235 34191 9359 32744 5410 4634 4826 5010 6319 17261 11490 265294 1516 17042 10961 5597 4800 5671 2467 226156 3004 5000 3293 75235 1693 12942 2743 12865 35801 329433 13817 127805 1582 11699 96480 5161 17298 10485 15507 6383 445399 68562 45521 544 62438 113799 18282 42113 73860 20 Glastry21 Greyabbey22 Groomsport23 Helen’s Bay24 Holywood – First25 (C) Holywood – High Street26 30290 Kirkcubbin 18075127 Portaferry 3576728 79974 55681 72812 53891 Millisle29 39686 47071 (C) // Newtownards – First 108782 96523 50865 76596 147550 92918 30709 70849 60579 12841 159121 27416 85178 19637 9990 25779 32979 86885 9459 84149 380034 19412 6147 Newtownards – Scrabo 8756 13246 5598 8447 10000 22172 73336 1250 24211 249670 3541 5511 23398 10000 13714 56987 69182 21000 12460 3907 2340 7 5505 18158 979 138846 221008 181874 4945 55907 1000 463037 15802 18549 6153 198528 20018 227540 3775 20002 17835 222049 11761 8498 56086 128436 48700 27327 18351 16474 27747 45380 10652 3064 60640 14396 11671 47629 282954 15356 43960 5417 6750 20454 16786 24154 8270 6249 8508 301561 16750 10545 11063 14267 212720 12505 14829 9898 4705 111640 8249 150414 80406 2221 17807 26200 5180 5047 2308 15739 16980 13489 18747 50000 620 20704 2197 49670 13813 23255 7449 71413 2761 3417 65898 23685 23883 25665 3465 33501 185808 154 41353 415071 5211 13875 9344 321279 54940 259 94162 279469 4158 6998 8870 7618 74974 138298 170077 47198 12971 6446 123437 109735 32922 6709 3483 309963 10546 14240 32986 34117 29411 106440 75199 78543 268 g Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 323 278 807 7 9 410 215 29 55 28091 36261 8403 8189 7085 1520 (C) inecash 87 66 209 3 37 31 3 13 6584 7844 3000 1954 2214 327 Total £ 4638 3960 11880 81 126 5486 3509 299 1585 369119 445650 97374 85733 370721 369096 16696 198500 AhoreyClareArmagh – FirstArmagh – MallCaledonMinterburnCladymoreCraigavon 281 170 275 248 98 135 240 93 42 724 95 540 72 650 116 93 39 262 3 68 1 2 73 286 114 3 197 8 2 204 2 2 1 381 1 1 139 345 1 206 7 2 108 83 235 4 5 206 109 22 64 112 10 15 76 102 50 67 5 77 75 75 28091 65 9 17620 31756 4 33139 3 22464 33388 9 38 8130 4 11336 5487 7500 35 10228 12050 45 5474 10663 9433 13593 12889 2000 16481 3400 21765 14027 2376 2700 18952 3907 5643 21312 22018 5241 23129 9503 11105 1800 1267 5795 7302 3076 4071 6533 6309 2950 3418 6912 369 305 330 964 21000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9V Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Drumminis11 Redrock12 Keady – First13 Armaghbrague14 Keady – Second15 (C) Drumhillery (C)16 (C) Knappagh17 103 Lislooney 7818 45 Middletown 66 15119 C) Loughgall 9920 Tartaraghan 75 4521 (C) // 145 53 63 Lurgan – First22 307 Lurgan – Hill Street23 140 (C) 102 (C) 21 Moy (C) 63 464 19724 (C) 60 Benburb 8225 309 3 Portadown – First 90 82 305 3 20 57 1 188 (C) 3 80 281 298 85 1 78 648 203 70 2 250 752 3 655 244 170 195 454 2 59 141 60 340 58 115 2 1506 3 7 114 4 3 2 122 57 170 2 52 45 3 62 111 6 9 3 6 424 3 166 4 1 126 8 3 44 61 7 164 324 6 18 66 285 104 2 65 79 2 59 10790 30 246 38 26 94 548 40 7 171 16460 79 10916 47 5 389 23 20774 4 35 8 2800 20 8 184 3 4550 31 66 37 85 14 45 75 10097 105 63 18738 40 146 54 9376 13952 21805 3628 35004 2177 10 10417 2208 3850 36484 3660 6 4594 4951 3150 5970 52 8178 1274 10114 875 12 866 14195 7674 9985 16054 14820 6509 671 25417 555 3700 6509 18437 120000 1063 24027 7253 645 3324 83671 2000 1656 1186 1870 76689 7076 2494 34 8507 15239 909 1450 914 1870 551 18929 8587 1181 865 708 12733 190 8891 210 11124 658 289 10247 771 728 801 90 27500 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (2) Armagh Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owin 26 Portadown – Armagh Road 30 Belville (C) // 9 9 14 9 9 1 2301 600 110 110 110 27 Richhill28 Tassagh29 Waringstown 360 343 63 273 271 63 900 911 199 11 8 2 12 8 10 321 323 146 237 239 90 11 16 185 1 140 32815 37691 34 37665 39191 9433 8620 5100 9433 2700 10539 24882 24733 82183 82911 462 412 30000 672 429 269 Payments 41980 79942 25500 12670 6914 2540 127566 45841 16476 10238 19448 4830 20085 52628 116918 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total inecash 27795 30015 27292 4100 4729 45211 111347 13069 3824 2068 5149 2844 9596 45211 57381 81761 Total £ 1865908 1620934 1464618 359718 229951 405132 435266 4080353 192384 734125 273578 151076 887720 256396 468426 782470 2635352 3553791 AhoreyClareArmagh – FirstArmagh – MallCaledonMinterburnCladymore 180724 68813Craigavon 113012 73468 80356 58197 99157 27371 29293 10986 10538 60658 31459 15316 28693 12935 11517 15083 38571 15674 13745 5634 30075 141958 14087 6723 1585 38197 812 9112 4044 40000 4950 4921 6935 1992 3173 2580 3779 3705 10543 2570 10165 122285 143815 98000 121789 7300 197696 53872 82000 1510 7300 14752 27520 46942 3178 22183 37440 16290 10342 18714 59076 5959 1603 44930 16476 6661 6750 8762 3132 9604 9603 2625 156072 15328 39213 3178 8156 25050 16516 8648 9740 13333 952 1490 12099 6106 7914 23533 6570 5497 9143 18368 2720 4950 8429 33000 2258 104973 51344 5547 102543 2558 151854 1212 17 223010 1161 88555 206364 1740 84988 3566 18035 96149 49240 7586 7298 20000 8274 34499 20651 67725 19050 52972 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9V Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (2) Armagh Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme26 Portadown – Armagh Road Etc C) 30 Belville Amt T/F Balance ture (C) // 9448 5434 1 270 2607 8312 1594 2799 260 560 2137 10410 7350 10 Drumminis11 Redrock12 Keady – First13 Armaghbrague14 Keady – Second15 (C) Drumhillery (C)16 (C) 62779 Knappagh 7777217 60265 46790 Lislooney18 39075 71987 28172 Middletown 15591 (C)19 18022 Loughgall 21854 4499520 92569 4853 Tartaraghan 707821 (C) // 7170 32729 Lurgan – First 5416 2103022 3500 29054 Lurgan – Hill Street 9456 246723 (C) 2451 (C) 14315 Moy (C) 5478 10715 353624 (C) 23207 184727 6317 Benburb 34703 6320 30818 243325 58316 4776 27098 Portadown – First 2857 2765 126385 7500 36630 5146 32934 (C) 141738 5976 125000 86408 40 47939 1590 124066 28086 10840 5792 3879 2004 198251 8636 36583 5081 7462 5490 646349 4395 22154 5757 15760 1278 42882 77381 9161 39354 210967 6408 20346 82032 23540 64695 7218 16174 46682 6901 27569 20535 9991 32419 500 19598 33760 683 4434 85251 25968 39792 1318 7712 24736 4964 291362 22796 6321 13085 2050 9663 38540 4102 79601 178472 2478 79086 5324 141421 1032418 2060 1000 4694 3316 2276 4561 2492 40663 205924 13809 49402 1480 1699 1274 1985 4292 3210 40140 12725 18841 14457 3179 119012 5789 6279 11587 7690 5512 31731 3788 14580 17075 2029 14425 9030 20033 5884 5444 4302 101239 17945 7190 1051 1157 31595 9339 16165 4012 830 7500 1991 2706 2198 9256 4368 19042 4971 8654 121748 45408 3780 9819 2017 91396 2268 11207 8698 34393 4899 20333 94752 72523 1510 27438 20196 8412 101195 743 262621 22832 6982 589 2966 53395 1224 6393 54522 8263 45908 3941 10741 65224 14215 25797 7191 89272 271543 15508 2966 5063 31500 22610 24786 776265 53412 786 500 5491 109107 21421 380219 61896 61885 5850 47465 216546 167766 31455 23254 5153 137852 16320 62954 2158 47267 36139 16500 15932 12023 8288 40242 30994 109599 27 Richhill28 Tassagh29 Waringstown 84921 64839 116933 166326 159261 30350 72097 76795 6219 44857 38803 26147 796 4670 5066 10 34963 271425 287960 301006 80000 78796 42431 22317 79313 14461 19337 52341 9130 13540 39961 26230 37989 5497 20761 2458 41329 373892 663 81979 67278 245865 569992 518 7074 129614 29750 270 wing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans est Church Ballymenaellington Street 630 472 699 1482 537 8 1555 2 16 467 12 298 520 46 352 120 37 36500 38107 150 35000 7422 36480 8209 14152 25852 30849 30907 25668 3752 4264 Ahoghill – FirstBrooksideTrinity (Ahoghill)Ballymena FirstHigh Kirk (C) 426Harryville 239 507 340 333Ballyloughan (C) 215 412 1015 737 275 (C) 559 963 726 856 305 349 1924 2 4 220 291 3 4 14 800 652 2 297 4 21 180 420 5 2 236 225 786 152 343 150 24 3 8 604 24 32 130 270 223 20 39 28350 78 84 223 174 135 29839 227 26499 10330 31650 17 25 7000 12333 29200 11570 33627 13596 4336 2068 6100 73 62 2358 18242 31925 12994 19255 33405 20838 14896 4240 8751 20337 18554 25681 4260 54194 23421 38449 19676 64458 40479 4683 17529 4742 543 730 13388 12010 14889 11068 2162 1520 Total £ 9289 7602 22732 95 125 7511 5458 562 2425 668207 748783 170185 169929 532605 538831 63238 7000 1 2 3 4 5 6W 8W 7 9 10 Ballykeel11 Ballee12 Broughshane – First13 Broughshane – Second14 Buckna (C)15 Cairnalbana 40916 345 Glenarm 15517 Carnlough/Cushendall18 324 270 Newtowncrommelin19 101 247 Churchtown20 Clough Ballymena 973 82 90921 367 Cloughwater 112 (C)22 167 255 75 Connor23 76 Cuningham Memorial 289 224 3 107 70 548 240 Glenwherry25 70 Grange 138 19726 276 323 703 Kells Ballymena 1027 516 53 3 160 179 Eskylane 128 104 Killymurris 75029 586 1 255 198 281 Portglenone – First 2 14130 3 407 367 Portglenone – Third 1 185 1953 260 69 151 1 214 380 281 2 150 170 4 334 142 207 140 1 60 16 29 52 902 290 109 62 2 125 400 240 229 100 3 935 113 20 88 109 71 8 266 412 38 375 98 196 925 50 6 5 12 28351 2 280 27440 38 1 387 65 170 770 232 23 134 29970 30312 13 18 150 3 4 5 2 60 20 357 6 4618 4 5901 8204 94 17 3 3 19749 55 81 95 319 9622 172 8 30 7 280 28460 15909 27493 4 72 23 9 11532 171 1 2122 137 9 5520 18688 168 29465 133 257 189 11175 28 10556 4628 11113 11532 111 49 32082 279 23 4250 15549 6087 36943 12128 103 17 196 7294 31 6221 2475 35 16 19905 33762 78 36341 184 3500 12142 22000 110 7312 5645 23389 66 7695 21 8 32 75 25041 6520 31937 2388 3496 13 8 23621 6500 27000 33417 118 10551 7710 3055 48 14366 26117 3 29329 32741 89 23 6900 11004 17478 2328 14734 2768 13557 6665 10553 14917 34242 5750 25200 20177 24130 15 26218 2435 23141 10655 13714 537 26695 25453 7534 5131 23478 8121 6780 20626 1700 2159 552 18068 6750 5500 6988 2775 1834 8121 7504 7504 17711 14533 7000 2042 1120 7323 16826 14560 13282 14578 12273 11202 10000 360 1150 1900 800 6758 17234 13494 25326 16862 3164 6193 25674 17305 1212 2979 1311 2938 1759 717 2499 2292 300 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (3) Ballymena Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib O 31 Rasharkin 206 170 545 5 5 134 104 13 44 18927 24789 6000 19531 20272 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 271 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total est Church Ballymena 41124 167688 26394 33431 20235 19678 247748 123649 21232 18852 62854 19718 42583 19662 288888 allyloughan (C) 56895 95602 51937 36485 45293 229317 50502 15855 9796 61590 28465 46075 73929 212283 Total £ 3378028 2777180 1405457 926845 779908 1166445 64194 7055835 27589 1370452 440152 289213 2110000 769346 882628 1267365 3341312 7129156 Ahoghill – FirstBrooksideTrinity (Ahoghill)Ballymena FirstHigh Kirk 154578 (C) 103963 364111 139310Harryville 36150Wellington Street 47329 72078 139405 (C) 96832 59810 34435 75240 93808 436642 29930 19785 47500 285348 6551 210016 169827 329132 223952 83851 112874 21594 366165 115227 176004 90999 4657 56251 40337 43462 31780 19083 104423 45859 330527 2000 682276 7856 247050 147892 833189 48259 653515 1892 49327 16627 128598 19053 11691 48387 45850 22127 209279 14875 18651 15543 6558 106675 26496 32231 55530 130749 18954 6825 7935 73310 153486 20502 20095 11394 51061 71396 62108 265061 89307 205896 49487 27924 481145 308700 18540 60877 60804 23564 20637 80249 424228 65642 10829 50333 81084 741337 859463 1006 2077 43808 35118 625323 239392 343053 464834 168950 24217 227288 151818 1 7 2 3 4 5 6W 8 9B Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (3) Ballymena Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme Etc Amt T/F31 Balance Rasharkin ture 115461 50719 11323 6024 15597 83663 31052 11011 5170 19942 6335 18072 3 107539 91585 10 Ballykeel11 Ballee12 Broughshane – First13 Broughshane – Second14 Buckna (C) 11618915 52238 Cairnalbana16 15906 100651 79046 Glenarm17 Carnlough/Cushendall 40868 11948818 13042 Newtowncrommelin 3678719 19046 14132 Churchtown 33422 1755420 62373 Clough Ballymena 3216621 14706 45198 25347 22405 6436 Cloughwater 11011 (C)22 Connor 4359 48967 101656 588908 2653223 99255 4324 21755 4149 Cuningham Memorial 206924 23701 36213 Glenwherry 4472 76305 14705 2971525 8957 19876 4542 335652 Grange26 37366 11221 9519 20793 60272 Kells Ballymena 27889 122722 151188 847327 5280 6600 Eskylane 829615 1833328 24847 13564 19273 52827 16782 59264 Killymurris 1618729 2529 122333 321715 Portglenone – First 63651 1224430 62341 43483 55058 4191 8124 113936 Portglenone – Third 99913 5000 2377 14411 73010 16094 37476 78944 53565 202407 96703 7700 68346 5749 20958 170685 51004 8865 12192 11706 123012 9445 31082 5000 19632 26429 315901 114999 52621 17381 1000 16628 40638 46063 82425 821 13653 13003 14168 23812 18809 49871 75411 16073 61956 10489 19086 49042 8915 36879 9007 10929 7815 8478 681808 2742 6586 6761 21289 122906 14977 14007 19013 307986 14060 43890 25371 6682 92436 6085 5900 4910 6892 9292 29604 6935 6696 16118 16125 18159 1969 33832 3469 1948 80 11487 11236 4307 10540 2436 122997 84081 7559 222395 6509 11743 16696 7394 117063 119008 72386 6005 4252 102802 184499 7092 27810 16487 74613 2961 9574 7133 107376 18941 39787 7796 1315 463 807240 11578 2021 191907 10096 19023 9366 15191 27344 127058 31363 87061 34804 3400 1947 14616 48504 4427 82347 20682 16151 20471 4970 54824 12574 42469 13755 18822 23137 1855 26836 29399 470 32730 10939 33175 4350 41956 15913 16428 190426 4907 25287 51672 36544 296350 5358 60113 20000 13790 36303 38948 9134 291905 10331 29360 48723 19294 58306 28558 8697 11814 33520 14710 17223 6540 15602 24566 11736 47165 10169 11176 73634 9646 1751 26041 3751 16324 9041 26804 51194 72047 3843 411653 118277 79830 4860 23537 45577 34276 4780 15116 46598 23176 231985 103884 402 3661 24876 31698 87875 16147 1930 6678 125723 192 11335 32429 3666 418467 31896 4635 116571 25273 25700 11014 167841 4641 4595 86270 68625 893 89545 176567 4212 101092 13615 152512 217747 86101 60728 89965 17703 31328 272 rib Owing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans Abbots CrossAlexandraBallygomartinBallyhenryBallysillan (C)Carnmoney 350Crumlin Road 249Eglinton 305Fortwilliam Park 270 220 192 244 975 510 1122 591 247 167 529 223 271 782 2 216 466 411 2 162 2721 875 494 301 5 1 394 2 25 4 2 902 159 60 2 32 104 135 5 9 41 666 147 5 136 85 11 17 519 126 147 80 6 101 100 9 209 26915 48 11 83 64 75 21 143 34952 25 251 56 22 21691 64 9 6048 35840 21 26073 24591 22912 37338 34 27553 20 145 25297 6504 15435 6329 16000 5935 22860 4500 23415 23600 31213 6000 6000 6024 14928 9914 11920 65086 33443 1384 9921 68185 94888 3904 35802 9443 18127 17316 7251 7719 789 25374 18165 1424 655000 1690 3643 9834 115822 23146 4571 1200 7486 233 540 225 1174 22500 2225 Total £ 7859 5844 16488 89 116 4246 3190 394 1501 438732 537769 114410 25 100897 443176 348637 31135 858820 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Glengormley11 Immanuel12 Newington13 (C) Sinclair Seamens14 Abbey, Monkstown15 495 Oldpark,16 (C) Rathcoole17 Rosemary 29918 433 136 530 235 Seaview19 Whiteabbey20 (C) 255 990 130 Whitehouse 273 20521 (C) Woodvale 130 552 1171 167 407 400 394 2 105 567 211 280 298 1 4 3 345 8 155 443 800 186 829 350 298 349 2 5 5 3 1400 550 297 6 615 262 107 192 203 54 731 8 1 152 27 163 81 9 3 45 7 62 9 13 44 24 147 397 14 16 5 31937 556 55 115 121 260 63 192 80 24 33417 15 385 24515 25857 21619 108 5 174 80 43 6885 9 26025 27337 24624 35 76 18 5079 18 39 6724 6662 87 140 22939 18027 117 19 76 33627 24539 20547 22195 22350 35107 26 10689 6000 24168 5846 5060 24672 18940 6540 21885 21350 17973 6000 3580 6720 42953 20019 21861 4853 3746 18544 6100 11809 2409 13207 505 2488 17334 28237 9859 30864 16035 2460 4522 25714 13311 16305 100 11527 7026 2443 4228 4497 20215 1047 6385 1467 19378 610 5731 30000 1636 4508 6444 600 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (4) Belfast North Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Cont 22 New Mossley 89 77 174 50 45 6 20 6055 26421 5300 25 3801 4125 165 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 273 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1727560 1769646 1494199 423568 264625 355000 42726 4307038 43736 972010 295126 209602 516455 268879 581909 928688 2260919 3772669 Abbots CrossAlexandraBallygomartinBallyhenryBallysillan (C) 113680Carnmoney 16329 102520Crumlin Road 16322Eglinton 37977 49229Fortwilliam Park 69335 7315 13305 48215 141790 40552 92735 1615 9507 190997 75635 87685 14162 13982 883116 41820 53335 3270 25378 50104 16697 4623 23220 44299 11957 3997 6429 15922 66688 5515 37989 2573 10026 227896 500 13026 95526 13830 9978 13062 7184 11927 19883 133682 5307 37 129172 53900 9236 60702 1163585 7549 132510 15786 76902 10198 2748 229569 120358 11872 39552 62152 8417 131871 3470 27405 70 12616 15293 6761 179448 21633 12081 8982 33766 8378 33521 8917 23766 26331 13376 4700 750 108036 6408 14242 8982 6000 7027 18580 18968 6022 36624 9217 5150 226745 82725 3009 19606 7811 13345 19093 2624 55000 118828 773741 13795 34376 28636 8911 843 142458 4052 12 1162917 15854 13564 16585 30318 21337 7123 129640 12983 3817 139190 2725 64048 1375 186487 24026 130767 72819 81191 87312 92837 103308 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (4) Belfast North Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance Receipts ances Scheme22 New Mossley Etc 11184 19009 Amt T/F Balance 3092 ture 20030 4650 396 46781 5407 11688 4157 492 760 22225 6767 6865 46089 10 Glengormley11 Immanuel12 Newington13 (C) Sinclair Seamens14 230697 Abbey,Monkstown15 Oldpark, 12179216 (C) Rathcoole17 122609 27961 406920 19888 Rosemary 3704118 Seaview 46716 5984819 94795 37216 87864 Whiteabbey20 (C) 12045 24857 Whitehouse 88089 2365821 35991 (C) Woodvale 6459 144273 18494 7157 9141 12623 15467 42688 108114 26463 63279 4087 9362 3634 22578 47445 67510 2406 67999 18625 26868 184740 12590 5551 66336 1507 39476 140123 202554 3866 81056 30201 15142 13787 12197 65598 23639 44705 5537 70617 4194 15978 97500 10415 61269 27399 115798 23843 96873 7000 144463 5343 227841 18822 599 7883 17399 15422 1022 11055 324797 10482 32582 13028 150 61497 47566 18179 33865 88765 12575 14310 6712 2923 102466 55043 15168 309401 8133 11271 38757 95101 4763 170559 9203 31090 25847 17347 464 1017 36439 27453 11440 11549 15071 249020 31991 117622 4006 13393 11241 4226 179217 20106 79509 46003 2640 12908 20810 47849 17206 23571 16067 7682 25552 24163 12728 3546 33336 12662 30000 7052 20000 7467 25303 40660 5317 153669 17089 38793 1153 9885 156201 2083 20742 3825 104966 24615 65813 68402 514260 13589 91377 232821 7585 15399 120501 31099 3293 236249 16359 20417 21500 37183 7976 4498 59899 17183 43621 63458 90012 84205 288358 124691 23243 113456 215315 274 rib Owing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans (C) 286 216 616 2 354 204 20 25 17481 10586 10017 3132 1375 itzroy 216 182 443 7 8 269 195 25 100 37200 38711 8180 335 736 1000 Total £ 4176 3081 7874 48 39 3422 2302 385 664 364232 450028 100088 108114 176749 164279 12978 59683 Gt. Victoria StreetMaloneMay Street 208 133 437 66 250 300 62 1 846 100 8 1 82 70 530 71 14 248 42 5 50 24000 7 86 29017 33203 8 6000 34683 13013 26687 8031 6583 3466 617 20362 5282 614 20365 2134 497 1972 Shankill Road Mission BallycairnDunmurryLowe MemorialFisherwick 180 421 243 165 332 459 194 430 710 331 463 1009 1 7 6 2 2 4 7 363 87 203 570 254 67 144 432 34 11 27 67 90 8 30 32754 87 22385 24362 34234 35777 30603 26132 7427 40731 7560 6330 9345 10249 15885 11163 13698 39398 11893 4099 12895 43303 1025 3757 260 5360 560 55808 8 9 7 1 2 3 4 5 6F Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 11 Nelson Memorial12 Richview13 (C) Berry Street14 Kilmakee,Seymour Hill.15 94 Shankill Road Congregation16 Townsend Street 9617 (C) 200 (C) Ulsterville18 81 West Kirk 22019 15 162 Windsor 67 239 148 194 12 320 225 130 308 123 20 2 412 200 4 202 94 1 225 3 3 141 183 6 38 850 154 63 362 1 70 34 1 90 49 16 5 85 58 5 5 21 15 15 66 8 123 7 41 73 4 14 204 18925 30 90 56 30000 21486 135 38 31480 17 6500 15 21000 31 5532 24980 72 5100 37 22618 23370 25625 24098 1689 29166 30971 6000 11858 7000 7500 9687 11385 22236 18990 531 12024 13054 3315 12331 30325 400 4011 24073 3852 2353 4331 745 2478 300 1500 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (5) Belfast South Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls10 Stipend McCracken Memorial Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd20 Cont Taughmonagh 150 60 300 67 53 27049 3000 418 425 168 275 Payments 4047 29303 1857 774 31934 14846 7921 1800 1885 6127 3402 32579 40003 90868 7974 27777 22866 375 149860 16732 19199 9238 69559 22017 30341 22777 167086 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total itzroy 64925 156875 54726 34711 4446 6071 7144 256829 2759 44575 22027 10202 75222 19814 50562 103737 222402 Mccracken Memorial (C) Total £ 2051906 1392197 327812 245136 339942 666051 69106 2971137 52014 702421 253439 124949 992214 209300 477744 181055 2099012 2941123 BallycairnDunmurryLowe MemorialFisherwickGt. Victoria Street 37681Malone 25060 140581May Street 166149 60682 262061 34189 67040 17082 12427 240029 36666 7598 69223 128643 6708 1173 14256 616955 23415 49977 15943 4786 134506 12582 5603 39758 24372 2985 457500 2104 25957 1655 15463 12685 22290 50042 10054 278854 4453 103131 39737 1105 61694 866487 82473 119441 6692 84603 105455 37352 1105 19020 14229 484 42986 116767 281110 14500 34627 13165 9781 20194 16171 13018 121367 4500 3303 17725 57802 5500 627226 64031 6147 68009 72875 11576 24987 1902 21800 19616 2985 35315 76946 6192 11198 12950 32657 157481 7576 11191 283942 12273 87222 50 154462 12000 1041326 2575 20190 15798 92612 27696 11604 39159 137832 94104 3883 32243 721002 177063 78147 93197 1 2 3 4 5F 7 8 6 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 15 Townsend Street16 Ulsterville17 West Kirk18 Windsor 255790 42101 137219 17386 53325 40256 7988 57313 67578 14366 62543 56897 1795 7506 5721 12633 13793 4312 9955 11196 12341 135739 13463 38118 105289 75921 30385 40974 12002 84881 37925 4100 14957 32526 30267 5803 13643 30868 15044 9777 13205 29250 4000 6466 13516 6500 6039 15603 264442 8804 7781 127087 14242 1809 14657 69215 90531 126409 86731 63386 74820 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (5) Belfast South Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance Receipts 14 Shankill Road Congregation ances19 Scheme Taughmonagh + 15000 Etc 15213 Amt T/F Balance 3219 ture 4701 23133 3000 11086 1900 1257 2637 2541 15712 22421 10 Nelson Memorial11 Richview12 (C) Berry Street13 Kilmakee,Seymour Hill. 7580 16387 27647 (C) (C) 204574 29239 54936 2808 7186 58507 5526 2407 13665 12443 5193 1888 1735 2604 15343 4938 5309 6000 24423 50093 83623 68259 50583 6400 6334 30856 7131 2750 1800 11009 12939 14615 2299 5000 5500 3312 625 9515 7705 14108 6816 3528 640 19466 2241 12608 10154 7693 47519 2500 56593 15018 231183 56269 69628 23974 276 ib Owing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans estbourne (C) // 270 139 410 65 50 16 6383 6238 529 BallymacarrettBelmontBelvoirBloomfieldCarryduff 256Castlereagh (C)Cooke Centenary 191Cregagh 708 464 (C) (C) 169 418 399 530 387 290 455 148 1650 366 2 973 238 336 286 385 865 8 600 8 990 355 2 11 2 33 68 11 746 756 386 50 3 7 438 336 235 70 279 13 288 82 3 168 39 182 51 30 220 100 329 105 14431 39 10 3 33292 26 23410 188 8789 34840 43 20 85 4800 8888 80 33 6218 7793 14864 29477 2292 9144 27075 52 31865 19524 28888 1823 5745 7954 16186 33428 5120 13327 7180 4907 12890 16888 12435 6511 3597 324 14669 15113 57000 6975 13369 15010 13977 5260 1537 22324 1617 5398 30 22082 28735 15877 1050 14941 1070 Total £ 10061 7874 21470 137 150 7868 5398 774 1862 612459 699633 154386 163186 504554 475775 39890 1551835 1 2 3 4 5W 7 8 9 6 10 Dundonald11 Christ Church, Dundonald12 Garnerville13 326 Gilnahirk14 Granshaw15 242 Kirkpatrick Memorial16 Knock17 482 Mersey Street18 718 (C) Mountpottinger 23019 341 370 Mcquiston Memorial 35820 Newtownbreda21 176 3 325 235 1006 Orangefield22 343 Ravenhill 475 14023 186 362 St. Andrew’s 301 70124 1474 5 Saintfield Road 920 725 460 105 539 Stormont 17726 785 Strand Belfast 5 231 611 4 8 750 229 552 2 360 356 10 2170 186 289 19 325 235 1147 431 320 3 1 3 233 216 23 140 25 300 156 8 1363 522 210 154 6 395 547 159 102 800 345 266 14 4 67 381 6 131 24 190 5 25215 213 340 237 1049 862 153 14 52 1 8 26695 16 22 94 32 565 192 538 138 18 1 48 40409 40 6413 7 10 2 560 92 118 350 22500 41889 47 53 19 90 17493 15141 11 352 164 2 397 28685 4 7060 71 123 25509 24800 17120 45 216 36 230 6300 133 113 35 666 29 27181 27857 48000 5400 4465 67 97 22072 15003 102 7652 27 29997 49480 23 391 150 31747 23552 22314 13676 24228 21 30645 33240 6719 7080 6372 12170 21449 42056 11 85 33 56 5895 32125 7000 34 21985 27430 5662 25700 4647 10747 17 6420 87 22131 30010 27180 3499 5765 19459 24290 31535 39978 4160 25104 9811 11722 5750 9461 19385 2048 25780 34451 41458 51303 4721 5350 4848 5508 63891 622 1400 54509 9979 12251 800 5325 56875 11920 13508 2800 15699 19588 450000 11397 3109 1745 5300 127200 22067 2100 34834 5495 435000 2885 28645 34350 17000 28927 4112 725 28383 2116 226000 22266 4129 1640 200 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (6) Belfast East Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contr 27 Tullycarnet 204 144 390 1 9 63 51 10 33 13805 22459 5550 9318 9165 8938 210700 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 277 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 2260870 2936522 1318216 831962 365678 787452 1148101 6239830 507434 1568613 423462 296675 2346126 540615 860005 593866 2512005 6629362 BallymacarrettBelmontBelvoirBloomfieldWestbourne 37293CarryduffCastlereagh 35768 (C) // (C)Cooke Centenary 94139 9507Cregagh 8504 (C) (C) 170188 31649 129571 5146 1778 80529 148238 70523 43962 57742 2663 3305 61848 6126 122336 65277 42632 15180 5834 4960 42005 31373 54529 15729 26097 30743 17807 70922 14409 120090 33089 14344 22266 66200 4736 30337 38245 51868 6528 4362 24759 31572 284974 203018 12857 52176 51655 8987 19920 282388 151221 5899 88872 110836 148599 134355 193326 28976 21307 50929 167601 72339 51326 15616 20326 16727 18860 63833 19334 10857 8399 58753 49361 15716 17287 14780 195951 74012 22015 1000 11868 6075 5469 26418 9663 4873 42212 28250 3835 18684 44220 2446 8711 40918 20149 23974 53677 1717 65013 9358 124937 5855 3757 19821 38582 15833 17023 22031 58073 270035 2700 5222 300189 12400 20000 200 22713 6095 88001 2982 6688 38159 22655 50894 110118 193000 11097 51310 183794 2000 33526 115825 2627 40000 89150 74858 40007 182041 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (6) Belfast East Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance Receipts ances Scheme Etc27 Tullycarnet Amt T/F Balance ture 39457 40956 12756 5910 7156 66778 20760 8076 3221 14071 3478 10959 45670 60565 10 Dundonald11 Christ Church, Dundonald12 54310 Garnerville13 Gilnahirk14 74843 Granshaw15 Kirkpatrick Memorial16 9624 42740 Knock17 Mersey Street 132042 (C) 2815518 30867 29846 Mountpottinger 23201119 133170 Mcquiston Memorial 76141 659020 53398 115695 57761 Newtownbreda 2071721 23971 Orangefield 28217 20898 10929122 41804 40351 Ravenhill 4469 2051723 13362 102953 11417 25712 187108 26329 St. Andrew’s 4391824 272364 78421 Saintfield Road 44299225 92316 6383 13516 17976 5511 Stormont 147134 681126 22621 11277 Strand Belfast 15876 114024 81204 26425 1000 4599 745 243807 14467 9185 148098 119212 210119 17476 254485 15907 59610 11469 8000 19796 17430 296780 100493 88004 5158 120602 64956 188028 8997 290398 162254 52457 25627 40285 124968 176821 435000 23438 14977 69284 96464 24488 181280 34165 675557 5494 49140 44456 12850 166195 89594 9340 721062 194450 67386 8617 14718 7949 10477 12326 24203 91244 10652 12027 228621 30149 42805 9684 6362 3500 759300 15500 717872 132939 6055 9297 65072 10177 21750 6557 12002 53976 15926 38374 191693 97660 3835 11508 264 126792 4929 14654 295852 14964 9818 6268 18455 48038 62971 37465 21509 108609 28523 28741 167698 10765 26186 31940 15008 13427 16398 155745 16145 28943 23913 29480 56661 882266 6488 26300 6899 295099 525 176187 23826 9758 8732 45080 17950 62791 16640 9042 269990 4495 26802 36328 29674 33567 40628 55909 31136 50028 16089 21477 3938 232179 30205 109826 50929 46319 195357 9180 123494 12869 8865 36431 10574 8000 9810 237399 109227 255333 15075 36047 25209 118383 35758 556694 7630 30504 153499 43261 106861 3351 14180 7950 8517 74829 193452 20058 791969 20777 616347 23415 294279 9987 1052636 7688 28279 18675 7588 610701 17161 3359 242146 20066 33712 5307 50634 25887 129555 19638 12183 8330 10100 39898 57913 53153 19762 46969 65525 684117 121250 172994 130849 272901 46868 263407 91314 278 rib Owing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans Total £ 7060 5684 17705 116 108 4741 3329 386 1558 422793 495647 111368 106345 329088 319336 27752 294787 BallycarryBallyclareBallylinneyBallynureCairncastleCarrickfergus (First)Joymount 292 (C)Woodlands 610 635Downshire Carrickfergus, 303 237 250 290 457 458 223 300 739 170 1368 1501 275 195 800 255 767 10 820 724 595 6 565 8 208 5 2005 5 3 3 670 5 7 12 163 12 9 464 5 434 4 5 221 117 200 341 265 304 2 183 133 8 14 150 172 311 32 129 38 231 14 90 12 207 142 17 160 18 193 21000 64 31313 75 35 24106 25321 85 45 32797 10 17969 27119 24085 6000 20701 129 6915 27286 135 25708 6480 23808 33000 26251 7409 6900 34480 7139 27731 10127 6000 7250 10556 1756 8915 18746 40387 18034 11148 1748 40094 36802 20589 13105 25087 16175 2000 45514 1765 20908 13244 23892 14620 123553 44911 13312 500 2184 150 1898 2020 13210 103000 67934 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Greenisland11 Islandmagee (First)12 Islandmagee (Second)13 Larne (First) (C)14 268 Gardenmore15 177 Craigy Hill16 Magheramorne 388 17517 Raloo 16618 Whitehead19 272 692 Woodburn 840 395 599 134 881 740 318 1 475 2 (C) 114 287 2500 9 281 1432 7 195 114 301 2 245 31 710 10 162 5 176 111 155 698 6 16 281 1 514 96 251 6 69 4 522 196 3 1 15 349 4 11 360 19 1 72 214 255 57 2 22 38 249 3 85 56 174 9299 14043 27 130 26884 122 11197 167 87 24400 24 33364 6 33963 80 102 3606 5016 29 35486 79 6360 32996 64 19 13 34478 6632 30500 76 14787 10 6600 37865 65 15222 25204 10534 11735 33 21293 15432 7020 6100 2107 16430 13857 27755 3857 9431 2067 15510 16907 14291 6480 8841 1550 1400 29109 19869 3360 1531 31825 18139 9952 2019 2345 10511 11232 7459 10312 9841 5061 12879 1000 1842 1200 12882 5450 300 1900 5307 700 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (7) Carrickfergus Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd20 Cont Loughmorne 82 64 142 1 48 29 4 10 10309 10524 2244 1140 1723 279 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1442164 1667731 838117 390251 229003 172666 540752 3297768 640843 870609 279900 199889 678340 218375 489553 198900 1704275 2935566 BallycarryBallyclareBallylinneyBallynureCairncastleCarrickfergus (First) (C) 58795Joymount 51527 21773Woodlands 56346 26369Downshire Carrickfergus, 141835 142797 166279 19714 172903 16137 80820 66665 96299 69576 60774 13401 20058 10582 44040 78557 31133 84246 17295 2999 5128 99859 15752 133346 10695 8384 10648 91951 175550 3859 17151 4795 24942 607 118535 7522 3225 27882 13200 42938 2623 14783 409 7472 236403 119020 8399 77988 16758 95807 7496 136755 173676 3070 122032 272045 130558 2816 72680 5505 1575 54000 31839 18488 190762 17497 36585 43718 10453 351746 11718 261823 30989 16467 14780 22127 7000 120219 8983 12040 20745 16240 7935 21733 43009 22843 44311 8069 7955 61238 80073 9984 15100 8579 275966 39335 14060 2755 18692 28730 9326 15709 7967 53338 10305 2881 14996 19537 46797 17993 20962 13833 47302 19410 409 15436 243896 31516 27048 2752 12658 33783 117883 21541 73426 154401 35883 11797 75326 167596 78360 34922 147857 349241 178585 217201 216770 9763 140271 152337 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (7) Carrickfergus Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance Receipts ances Scheme20 Loughmorne Etc 22831 28244 3624 Amt T/F Balance 3761 ture 2267 37896 13885 6009 2350 1184 3786 5353 28160 32567 10 Greenisland11 Islandmagee (First)12 (C) Islandmagee (Second)13 142268 Larne (First)14 26088 Gardenmore15 48265 150170 Craigy Hill16 42392 Magheramorne 1330917 90919 Raloo18 2089 17442 Whitehead 18798219 75664 Woodburn 79433 131686 17248 7193 20467 97458 139899 22432 43535 (C) 1401 15572 34976 28011 96960 18909 60112 22737 74608 27390 6633 27338 24900 49536 73554 302492 39455 20392 3467 20371 277230 12584 61143 31911 45949 17947 377100 28798 17459 6743 96264 5716 360 9406 75812 45248 231614 4479 3000 8307 3801 15466 233639 5764 7989 9841 3000 22219 23360 48799 173467 84466 11541 500 54819 7521 7815 20088 7129 90901 1014 5061 50551 127403 20972 19480 7112 80930 20897 48037 81785 46589 67645 22695 17652 6913 17693 93287 2192 8744 8607 2654 259505 20107 11141 31029 7597 48842 14780 4054 31623 35397 15555 19942 28415 12385 32350 45 899 9194 8097 163511 24629 190210 26132 5779 24638 35272 1604 114561 229746 75021 4327 198511 12936 66628 801 9227 7935 21458 4657 3772 28149 558 101419 15244 170750 11180 50858 72705 114810 60991 55061 70489 52039 280 wing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans ew Row, Coleraine 486 353 1194 1 6 888 335 26 109 31035 32515 5550 12911 20073 17120 1970 ghadowey 176 155 454 2 280 171 10 84 20039 21579 5300 13440 20800 22202 2899 63500 Total £ 5569 4474 13281 89 86 7734 4068 356 1474 460892 551854 110815 300 158436 342520 299200 44001 833299 CrossgarBallyrashaneBallywattBallywillanCastlerockColeraine (First) 169Terrace Row, Coleraine 75 166 164 441 477 455 65 201 136 450 332 429 314 209 168 1126 400 1232 1030 6 485 1 10 4 3 4 7 3 2 12 5 10 5 335 147 618 2 234 624 679 367 315 88 160 281 428 139 12 34 8 15 32 27 140 12 53 26 157 60 36309 21092 31757 58 9020 20888 38272 23574 31550 33272 18928 29854 9192 2725 34240 6390 23457 7600 5530 2530 6740 4580 13314 14058 15256 22942 7821 20 10378 5017 20354 8541 8601 19604 3316 4502 5750 6400 1823 16605 4760 1269 2615 5738 1105 668 333 4280 82000 256000 3 4 5 6 7 8N 9 2 1A Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Hazelbank11 Burnside12 Dunboe (First)13 Dunboe (Second)14 Ringsend15 Garvagh (First)16 Main Street – Garvagh17 252 Killaig18 386 (C) 99 Kilrea (First) 16519 216 Kilrea (Second) 230 17520 300 Boveedy21 95 140 192 Macosquin22 81 (C) 751 156 1027 Moneydig23 266 278 Portrush24 554 92 Portstewart 151 425 80 (C) 9 15 54 2 4 77 (C) 130 4 180 60 4 200 16 162 2 45 183 344 4 1 55 3 165 614 391 289 114 348 1 100 214 238 2 529 75 291 280 233 430 230 230 1 127 129 553 618 21 1 177 140 2 2 21 1 8 8 121 226 105 12 112 2 5 95 4 30001 12 30000 37 137 33 92 30 74 8 372 33086 31480 92 13271 22835 130 84 12 7431 49 180 14938 24688 7500 36 5 309 397 102 20900 58 12071 2600 6000 42 23862 17 5 205 168 15 13556 19974 5 3 5304 13520 11451 73 24997 2600 24 15 5 31235 32 24 10706 21500 10688 6920 30131 9225 55 75 10125 35151 13916 10137 28351 32146 12569 1882 5596 4690 6645 1600 29846 33768 1076 1000 4781 11945 5243 11050 7000 6039 14968 1584 2955 1835 8903 4213 35000 3862 1278 14132 3891 11156 1100 13352 2736 3876 8994 1045 4751 16927 1000 2395 3575 7580 16081 6770 2459 1658 3940 2788 1077 5853 20000 1001 374799 1125 1255 729 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (8) Coleraine Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib O 25 Ballysally * + 150 66 388 7 100 67 4 30 30390 5280 300 89767 65922 486 281 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total ew Row, Coleraine 23037 132193 13714 32156 8224 6748 186287 94584 18289 18102 5341 14246 33781 1959 29770 186302 ghadowey 82005 56387 94397 19159 7933 177876 1554 29907 11758 7292 21655 10991 16531 109970 50223 208104 Total £ 1337407 1698316 1083228 421015 309104 814325 179539 4325988 290820 909462 318383 171150 831037 279421 514240 878770 1649650 3902464 CrossgarBallyrashaneBallywattBallywillanCastlerockColeraine (First) 114225 37329Terrace Row, Coleraine 52661 28193 17334 167911 82627 38643 17643 164866 61849 128246 56031 59217 123573 17907 47224 34203 47590 38240 199417 3905 3185 74424 29635 59477 12948 31364 3601 201069 24454 28794 22418 7266 5361 58000 22605 130000 25000 39000 313465 2113 9758 1000 155548 34848 506772 335968 154766 12268 220878 101 117446 5543 79858 15922 113790 39 76499 18592 33509 10934 5291 67585 18714 12189 12148 14601 21149 26878 2758 17000 217694 139220 4938 12888 11014 17639 18285 1541 109333 31319 8779 5162 331204 55661 44483 1788 4122 105000 25298 70762 32875 6612 17080 28213 34720 2953 58079 496101 55720 100886 9219 13264 285491 91991 26527 158836 218388 133047 20962 170419 152515 1A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8N 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (8) Coleraine Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme25 Ballysally Etc * + 21605 Amt T/F Balance 31609 ture 14598 5233 13313 500 65253 8445 16171 2600 2049 9076 7842 500 40175 46683 10 Hazelbank11 Burnside12 Dunboe (First)13 Dunboe (Second)14 Ringsend15 Garvagh (First)16 30916 Main Street – Garvagh17 57665 72211 Killaig (C)18 35678 83520 63292 Kilrea (First) 3657119 78585 85999 Kilrea (Second) 68000 3103820 63930 37256 Boveedy 19374 66476 1554521 13710 22245 (C) Macosquin 4467522 14394 33430 Moneydig 8533 7953 4827423 19801 29726 22277 Portrush 3267624 39453 13199 30314 Portstewart 5079 9064 (C) 10381 9906 12782 5460 50659 32421 19405 44200 (C) 26587 7905 5211 48522 13998 10947 15809 25405 25131 10392 171989 5002 8139 56532 8215 41177 132504 7126 29881 70291 6245 83402 32775 6204 100181 12082 135624 112414 7730 57130 3802 15574 183546 1208 151806 13741 132164 2056 61960 17347 111417 6816 143664 18851 3912 6405 16853 507 135261 8247 7378 22556 7621 18453 16423 49679 146365 68623 95644 51481 16338 5250 7755 38425 32258 23780 75635 17301 26029 44939 13678 456564 13609 12263 19213 27151 3660 133842 223988 9225 220000 7347 87530 6125 6509 7036 5460 40245 29487 23538 29578 48328 2100 19987 17320 32752 7769 63101 59666 6732 2940 10346 11619 16628 15083 188794 6789 13926 5891 42231 18944 13305 9806 28836 3922 6558 5945 5405 25633 26313 2930 10543 32034 19573 9150 1030 2407 2654 42838 1473 25131 2100 2000 36500 38743 6074 4059 11869 333 63741 5131 13065 114566 7861 2743 154546 30057 67355 8973 39448 160276 11129 103597 8941 26154 2211 2128 84553 117038 139601 16781 31175 144365 4627 8781 14798 3740 24080 22627 1481 147380 49535 20484 128179 5700 1556 2746 297323 2262 58087 99352 2198 69038 636 191469 3578 70233 6469 18081 30717 12796 17301 129759 900 42524 5500 30666 33045 42000 45865 282 Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 434 406 1211 19 19 1008 658 50 171 61231 122894 21997 4907 33482 48277 63635 2376 11400 Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owing (C) 185 160 520 5 2 444 150 11 45 16332 14102 1300 € adoney (C) 66 63 199 2 115 51 6 27 5373 13678 1821 323 610 rdstraw 172 158 530 2 8 367 145 11 64 17993 21382 4696 1669 18888 18749 1000 CorrickGlenellyBallyarnettKnowhead (C)Carndonagh (C) 31 R 38 R 149 68 44 30 35 130 63 100 42 114 371 212 165 3 1 3 4 2 2 1 45 298 35 140 123 151 30 30 60 79 12 1 2 5 28 5 11 15 12696 32 2730 18 3259 15041 10223 2741 8379 3470 3900 10916 31756 1214 1486 3986 3600 15740 12528 11550 3060 37127 331 53172 3933 915 318 146 Sion MillsDouglas 125 108 48 278 47 2 156 3 6 236 2 91 117 9 47 35 5 13805 24 24091 5301 3900 5705 1435 2906 54 2364 Total £Total 3564 2966 9096 66 89 6938 3014 240 1045 289924 371624 86726 56076 177122 171340 22220 10456 6 7 8 9 5 1 2A 3 4B Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 14 Alt15 First Derry & Claremont16 Monreagh17 Strand & Buncrana 19918 Burt19 Carlisle Road20 (C) 181 Crossroads R21 R 124 Ebrington22 Inch 589 2223 70 Kilfennan 11224 Waterside R25 R 194 10 21 Fahan 6526 262 Leckpatrick 3227 41 Magheramason 15828 21 66 245 443 Moville29 R 2 Greenbank 3330 37 416 380 Newtownstewart 392 29931 14 246 6 R Gortin32 123 290 Urney 186 289 249 2 993 37 206 14 R R 10 217 141 2 157 235 834 4 41 16 580 35 35 4 6 40 198 830 128 550 111 57 2 40 2 64 109 301 29 155 1 340 1 1 41 2 27492 20 26 1 37 106 173 99 70 5 32729 7 6 645 64 41 1 24 5 4 34 6 13 824 8514 53 418 273 15321 37 110 43 3 692 6 33 335 288 12 22726 78 33 9762 217 9 22 89 172 247 3 17889 7782 153 10898 21 22 10000 1 16 15 21712 66 117 1818 87 66 19 55 160 4 9 2 29545 7525 6875 65 1 28950 68 37765 13212 86 8 4027 7 40 7570 24480 70 84 30633 6 23526 73 7135 1443 17742 25967 6494 3374 21200 25 16 6500 25085 40 4 1573 27669 6350 47 14426 889 7750 6500 21 7500 20044 650 3 4 1101 7750 7162 4 5211 4740 3829 1200 130 21 11507 7983 5211 36387 42007 13185 4850 2300 16413 2358 41282 1900 271 12154 4259 6761 15365 8280 11770 3040 4907 4018 10895 394 4450 1900 12301 4498 525 11244 2152 240 2038 4321 6677 1832 11400 4412 527 442 4500 823 910 195 3781 3962 463 534 10 Malin11 Castlederg – First12 (C) Killeter // 181 (C) R 161 // 30 517 71 27 64 9 75 232 11 2 437 4 169 3 8 167 63 108 88 47 10002 3 13305 4 1219 40 10 4616 4525 8102 4811 11354 557 2742 4486 4878 577 1214 700 578 814 268 655 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (9) Derry & Strabane 13 Castlederg – Second 33 Strabane (C) 217 188 497 1 445 202 20 40 2211 8568 550 8960 8006 2550 5956 283 Payments 56345 3583982283 25963 42453 5799 9506 11184 13894 10189 78786 76042 13184 7493 3570 10672 5011 5120 275 4016 1517 1230 22425 19923 32428 20000 52797 93794 82333 64531 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 931194 220764 248944 52826 90664 21570 634768 110594 39508 23206 554375 33698 87086 21999 695496 870466 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total € rdstraw 8575 44481 63186 12125 6944 102804 126736 76423 23768 10509 5348 89568 7117 19146 35 6201 155491 Total £Total 1272407 940766 580890 172222 214401 277440 225237 2185720 202254 507865 198288 101311 551579 94031 338382 326410 1363243 2117866 Sion MillsDouglasBadoneyCorrickGlenelly 105010Ballyarnett (C)Knowhead 31670 (C)Carndonagh 25596 18562 (C) 31622 19797 17493 14205 27629 4832 R 44053 48765 R 264307 8899 2558 11682 23542 8389 38257 30508 3873 10986 8831 2219 26529 22782 32267 3906 3334 1233 15560 1082 2406 7096 7315 8215 1382 1905 3087 1917 99295 14971 17185 10000 3417 8312 2000 350 19405 23305 8944 73465 31899 1260 69563 3968 85411 25283 7194 1594 47411 3091 7783 1249 4212 21801 18372 1126 3666 5228 7905 1853 7400 5935 1809 13450 22782 1939 2212 1000 137242 5847 4419 61824 1015 4890 18497 1137 65847 143858 3763 2917 4313 17980 2297 1566 2823 2341 15026 6228 685 2683 454 15035 11467 21374 536 2688 10170 19233 6429 50827 14704 21885 159276 62789 84357 190442 29811 23213 29699 28325 42628 1 2A 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (9) Derry and StrabaneBalance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance11 Balance Castlederg – First (C) // ances13 Castlederg – Second (C) Receipts Scheme Etc Amt T/F Balance ture 33 Strabane (C) 75577 69500 11504 6748 17506 20500 5947 125758 14445 15255 6814 22871 5618 19598 23702 98979 108303 10 Malin R 82770 16613 6512 5709 4614 33448 7553 2629 1524 6498 4289 4585 89140 27078 12 Killeter14 Alt15 First Derry & Claremont (C) //16 Monreagh17 67292 Strand & Buncrana18 23548 Burt 7131819 Carlisle Road 1748220 (C) 146226 16309 Crossroads R21 R Ebrington 49554 8986 3574122 56619 Inch 99323 Kilfennan 7099 45521 4163 161424 Waterside 18807 R 215025 R 52651 19631 Fahan 38949 554726 43315 500 Leckpatrick 4906427 11976 2494 Magheramason 10555 21703 6136728 759 Moville29 168739 103631 R 2352 2213 Greenbank 94163 7310 4149430 12684 3865 38686 Newtownstewart 16341 1594231 107427 97637 2324 R Gortin 27470 456532 206 222196 33090 64698 7983 3338 53985 19741 Urney 209376 33990 24944 62295 20955 62096 273058 45431 19778 R 9193 R 24708 12788 50262 105718 25658 49649 208570 53 30106 9141 13080 36624 18802 12002 15183 20148 20831 16203 12621 13610 34204 64663 8916 110240 6195 17740 6591 926 32500 2500 6316 23854 59464 3617 5761 4049 10569 6591 7449 7032 1000 4667 18076 12535 2498 13150 88827 12583 7900 51555 3449 12551 793 180 41596 1787 6749 152102 2946 136522 42771 386002 1332 3326 7034 17749 2066 14304 61314 8431 1564 2009 13473 13704 2185 2024 30974 37968 5747 77246 2040 167527 941 79776 6224 10408 869 14360 59136 2808 14556 88663 59162 136647 88820 2000 102447 8984 75086 17223 227161 2339 17061 5479 8036 36615 7354 6000 4370 84489 137159 1488 10921 10194 22595 33819 1163 12101 7463 2030 224489 13210 6647 32982 11493 10838 39536 35365 18164 4518 4168 1019 22968 14802 663 13560 62317 22320 10799 30578 1314 12328 23321 1170 19700 11240 17320 13850 2771 4634 62458 27377 25400 1786 7390 2247 6057 8376 3450 10434 3038 8655 95 7501 6929 1991 88817 7224 12360 1527 13369 547 38695 3943 2124 6510 76904 2366 68809 7689 126754 10354 80919 79163 14745 162389 5413 3303 403261 144660 2465 84467 34328 730 36920 15043 26663 19070 13829 2473 2836 1217 4607 51758 409 1833 56387 53882 1392 1396 6884 6332 13320 1628 74844 2460 3276 826 30494 38668 138316 792 85639 83242 106869 168 53147 306024 3540 5351 189730 3283 51523 6792 7498 23516 25138 24691 18863 284 ing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 80 77 250 262 58 195 208 137 2 9 4 24 160 84 13520 9 3276 6167 2209 2068 491 7500 7963 6048 136 124 406 4 5 290 193 19 56 13520 3273 6398 5485 1526 1458 1259 3987 56 31 3342 1913 162 509 100014 249181 57466 381 14398 72140 68997 16517 8750 (C) R (C) R (C) R € allylennon (C) Runfanaghy 63allyshannon 57 R 165 R 36 13 4 26 12 90 22 154 2 88 3 8 69 23 36 9 14 4 2 6 7503 2 40735 1802 5000 31948 1402 8231 2641 526 3234 617 2118 532 Total Ray Presbyterian Church St. JohnstonCarnoneConvoy (C) RCarrigart (C) 70Donegal R (C) R 59 59 R 97 26 54 245 R 90 43 209 26 3 341 41 61 4 2 12 115 1 173 4 1 152 88 264 1 107 1 119 7 58 92 6 13 10 33 55 27 47 8 5761 8473 6 6405 19139 8 15 3430 3542 4913 6699 4913 6699 5000 3600 3891 487 3367 1164 705 1910 745 942 1101 1055 1250 897 1088 642 4 5 6 7D 9B 3 8 2B 1 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 11 Stranorlar12 Letterkenny13 Trenta14 (C) Fannet15 R Milford16 Rathmullan R17 59 Ramelton18 215 Kilmacrenan (C) (C) R R (C) R20 R Raphoe (C) 170 (C) 30 36 R R 18 45 140 430 38 28 34 18 42 128 R 38 2 133 92 130 55 3 160 345 106 1 145 1 5 1 282 500 59 185 7 105 54 83 92 312 40 11 88 60 9 157 55 66 7 30 59 57 567 7 23852 22 8 4 6 3 40738 250 4 23 43 30 9872 7 14 8000 21 4095 1228 917 8044 1234 87 831 4215 1228 4270 917 19824 3334 2200 831 330 47978 2050 521 12143 7700 11462 381 1982 11526 4214 7729 11014 2077 694 4753 2267 4168 7162 2354 2080 814 1270 2489 3804 901 457 1567 877 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (10) Donegal Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun10 Elders Donoughmore (Donegal) & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins19 Income Newtowncunningham Expnd21 Ballindrait Contrib Ow R 32 32 97 2 1 71 45 7 13 4882 5017 2000 285 Payments 33283 34999 12714 4671 334451668 100 27052 18523 15865 55828 13104 1000 8445 14999 75545 4306 9464 2952 7585 10070 10182 5000 3439 33875 5651 55236 9804 13965 2211 74376 52837 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 120304 56619 11858 8968 10269 113078 200792 8448 20837 5896 12124 8263 12430 253098 67998 1193114 671160 984728 161776 162449 268141 76396 2248253 36338 228549 162599 60924 512233 128531 250971 734046 1403572 2077853 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total € allylennon (C) R 50592unfanaghy, 21779allyshannon 9809 R 53132 5524 R 22061 27819 9422 10752 8161 5916 25172 1000 1571 418 52450 1985 1267 7450 65314 12137 12831 2320 8377 13859 3687 3204 4381 9796 1047 1212 13653 3859 595 35246 55416 1483 10203 47626 470 5253 39892 78554 22840 12052 Total Ray Presbyterian ChurchC) R St. JohnstonCarnoneConvoy (C) RCarrigart 47207 (C)Donegal R 24416 (C) 26209 R 42005 11391 28871 R 63332 32471 5487 9742 R 17901 58542 6320 1797 5639 14542 27136 41406 5996 15498 231730 1572 23835 15940 8660 115111 7911 3426 37066 1041 5403 50769 97793 1300 68410 34370 12760 16033 2750 37441 7005 55449 10674 272180 4194 3317 4745 31951 18516 3085 11683 62830 2436 11299 3278 2853 28190 13616 3916 156922 5008 1260 37066 1865 16657 13282 2894 238529 112301 12600 747 6589 38572 8445 56047 9918 10661 47945 282777 72891 27882 4 5 6 7D 9B 3 8 2B 1 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (10) Donegal Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F10 Balance Donoughmore (Donegal)(C) R Receipts Balance ances19 Newtowncunningham (C) Scheme R 21 Ballindrait R Etc 29735 15669 4561 Amt T/F Balance 3074 ture 2954 26258 9182 2835 1493 37 2136 4912 35398 20595 11 Stranorlar12 Letterkenny13 Trenta14 (C) Fannet15 R Milford16 25036 Rathmullan R17 179199 Ramelton 1939818 Kilmacrenan (C) 97051 (C) R R (C) R20 R 15669 38587 18397 Raphoe (C) (C) 25151 85811 R R 20365 23622 73354 93075 17933 8477 26150 17698 22055 8525 5878 63680 13554 6238 9793 7142 539670 R 3419 6096 2694 3030 89776 7448 14704 296 24580 3749 5119 58013 7973 116 5489 842 7120 19252 13687 43186 44533 1429 7583 137479 927 6643 950 666729 65051 4487 37772 1050 59566 37313 27316 39366 9590 13876 1500 14073 2353 6525 92541 5395 13541 8215 13510 11238 20702 2962 4785 3374 3598 4248 272 6058 9427 3237 2170 1770 1386 1670 47732 9091 29026 28429 1830 673 10758 5045 5250 4047 1283 10956 21358 6418 2523 29720 228 7417 5209 6757 573186 12550 39764 198353 11242 6076 30968 3575 6888 75401 14150 118325 10150 684403 2277 5934 106606 77743 15622 44256 38127 34333 40328 1050 37108 35572 35858 85661 16609 96656 286 Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans Total £ 5455 4691 13578 58 68 4547 2786 312 1399 359302 404266 93407 60590 349438 329122 20222 378335 Trinity BoardmillsBallygowanBallynahinch (First)EdengroveClough Down 182Seaforde 280Comber (First) 172Comber (Second) (C) 620Downpatrick 260 155 419 (C) 264 550 690 140 (C) 774 569 34 1860 218 1 120 369 5 615 493 30 632 6 104 1 2052 1300 101 2 9 1 232 172 4 12 4 300 1 132 445 8 198 3 7 145 260 13 252 599 18 330 100 154 21 46 44 316 140 229 151 19666 9 184 15 26712 25431 34 52 112 31022 32 28906 45 65 6150 33502 145 120 7000 4 7 22939 6250 37112 29651 24419 38628 12 40 33328 5837 7950 5105 6735 6458 12189 11920 1500 41475 1600 38116 10682 35630 640 43087 17593 20036 31484 16000 43992 3270 224 1750 18801 981 115515 3666 76000 17954 1560 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (11) Down Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins20 Income Magherahamlet Expnd Contrib (C) Owing 102 97 186 3 115 53 4 39 11667 5681 7001 10 Ardglass11 Killinchy12 Killyleagh (First)13 Killyleagh (Second)14 Kilmore (C)15 (C) Lissara16 261 Raffrey17 27 185 Saintfield (First)18 Saintfield (Second) 208 57319 Spa 154 27 567 429 125 465 260 406 58 188 1547 220 2 121 196 382 2 170 (C) 9 220 1013 313 579 110 9 482 1 523 1 2 105 167 2 4 4 140 1 429 45 190 115 3 2 9 91 1 201 28 13 310 173 7 245 12 183 38 45 217 112 8 172 139 111 47 14618 150 126 22 23000 10 18374 6 29297 130 16 28970 30787 4655 73 1047 6 70 7 58 8000 53 6480 31800 24643 1047 15147 102 24164 33932 26244 6 22548 23379 26831 750 5496 6864 24861 6840 6180 16 6720 9520 6721 57497 11957 8558 9128 52026 7295 28796 2307 9520 2125 3533 3900 21278 25809 800 26718 12291 1922 3684 20361 20000 490 22664 11885 1199 1000 371 2917 2000 62903 85000 725 5613 5280 1400 287 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1239891 1352493 1306412 379939 248275 1127088 249853 4414207 196016 765819 247688 149480 2198279 251210 502896 397914 1194649 4513286 Trinity BoardmillsBallygowanBallynahinch (First)Edengrove 74111Clough Down.Seaforde 64205 4669Comber (First) 86485 (C) 86674Comber (Second) 3897 142422 36981Downpatrick 236876 26289 18970 (C) 49200 48560 14886 121157 289847 139267 62976 13209 (C) 17415 20223 143144 102732 18827 195875 6896 30097 11586 212716 19855 89952 15028 5965 37601 27800 13934 18855 68355 3337 659 3185 11519 103894 500 12349 596619 209106 13708 345332 485 40418 100281 220623 34181 262 80912 64960 595951 871157 8844 59916 103072 78520 78024 223058 15665 962 190 28712 100435 18281 68589 31090 9090 223683 11440 22048 15313 74786 248778 13393 28614 6411 6836 18858 38961 17390 9234 6550 615326 9672 10306 13764 804080 1175 29717 13825 14759 14622 23138 33693 9056 36646 9491 470 19580 7504 12687 11038 12671 9106 4099 3218 29429 101839 583 19772 70225 64659 126525 1700 817178 372400 104167 23370 185447 9175 1605 20662 45359 93324 206245 876856 3089 24431 166011 115622 5618 59207 194573 134071 15700 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (11) Down Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances20 Magherahamlet Scheme (C) 49688 29259 17454 Etc 4746 11134 Amt T/F Balance ture 62593 7287 5884 2813 26420 2923 9924 1500 55530 56751 10 Ardglass11 Killinchy12 Killyleagh (First)13 Killyleagh (Second)14 (C) Kilmore (C)15 51708 Lissara16 20516 Raffrey 5273817 59460 Saintfield (First)18 8623 57009 5216 Saintfield (Second)19 12642 129547 Spa 22107 97380 12203 28712 2844 22287 18376 34063 52364 11733 39069 117277 39108 74353 65848 8747 23262 6761 64455 36508 11534 131000 22294 66527 15688 (C) 16106 98211 19476 61143 8500 65447 10000 7946 52722 771 16694 31901 31738 9087 1784 600 280761 96038 6193 37350 198694 4328 7000 104253 104903 13169 4885 3000 4142 1748 47034 30820 13313 2820 3297 34889 132817 4429 17180 12751 97700 75229 12867 304718 272943 15284 14523 1965 6433 5673 20996 35136 2194 14978 1297 41575 14106 6499 35351 9556 7385 108286 23968 7347 14383 12205 13648 31861 6500 21981 76690 18697 8814 1870 21194 11000 6710 18384 8893 12000 2714 4975 4825 25000 198357 39614 13357 1129 21669 46570 261000 152911 37516 27466 7427 8972 13746 86848 97062 3375 18544 118327 17391 3020 18225 54674 282733 787 6795 12809 7816 3961 45771 2692 17000 46886 32646 89788 35491 44954 25928 111038 306135 301106 78013 1450 12202 66365 71468 288 ing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans anbridge Road 427 303 1028 4 19 298 224 13 161 37006 39061 6545 22011 23259 1940 186000 Total £ 6324 5089 15314 107 99 5083 3490 373 1515 490938 562382 124644 150506 411202 394399 34600 199000 DrumloughAnahiltDrumbo 133 108 121 330 335 98 290 251 700 3 1 2 119 2 1 83 216 160 10 17 24 14337 6 69 15841 27794 18 3000 29994 11009 6350 12013 3300 9733 3585 12493 20027 3477 18971 1900 2400 8384 8501 1433 CargycreevyLoughagheryDromara (First)Dromara (Second) (C)Dromore (First) (C) 66 163 185 199 64 143 254 167 170 169 412 230 391 628 1 3 489 6 2 4 5 193 84 156 165 138 54 172 117 80 9 134 6 10 4 50 6 28 87 35 26865 16247 51 28445 26814 25713 8500 6000 27717 7408 27443 8666 15684 24746 8549 9631 11743 892 24418 12277 9607 862 21170 1055 1716 8 9 7 1 2 3 4 5 6B Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Hillhall11 Hillsborough12 Harmony Hill, Lambeg13 Legacurry14 Lisburn (First)15 520 Railway Street16 Sloan Street17 538 St. Columbas 38018 435 Elmwood19 Magheragall 1265 38220 480 328 Maze 441 33521 Ballinderry 1411 170 394 10 274 1205 372 311 1056 12 (C) // 145 839 203 417 982 275 9 2 85 370 11 148 9 10 256 574 460 18 214 10 78 1156 17 561 510 1 330 3 184 322 3 8 195 467 285 6 1 50 308 535 236 2 425 1 225 27 230 141 90 3 272 31 3 122 45 32248 114 119 17 293 37 54 156 33728 35447 95 8 80 32098 102 201 11 49500 109 7142 64 98 31898 172 33597 8 31000 8319 31193 33436 21 44 82 32480 8000 136 10 32708 34 25446 6204 102 6653 15057 18000 5 6400 26926 16 43 28900 20470 12610 24981 17522 6510 30380 35 20390 2476 27465 80 6460 23221 15280 11945 6623 28503 28592 23000 2500 11119 40362 5500 16858 18833 24520 3898 38370 38774 16567 1634 9870 6900 38538 11488 2704 11288 1569 1440 12068 3452 15871 13000 9970 21586 12938 15853 15465 22713 11363 1400 259 14710 7745 932 6143 1966 162 2235 542 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (12) Dromore Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib22 Moira Ow 317 280 762 6 195 191 14 150 25215 27150 7390 28565 27556 3350 289 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total anbridge Road 43836 134712 61252 5982 10847 212793 58947 21698 10802 54522 13060 31585 66015 190614 Total £ 1483826 1859108 513668 386894 335325 147951 263674 3242946 342109 960012 313991 191236 510849 267109 519491 295018 1590631 3057706 CargycreevyLoughagheryDromara (First) (C)Dromara (Second) (C)Dromore (First) 20602 147775 20445Drumlough 82444 58953 53107Anahilt 56117 7827Drumbo 80613 84882 5194 22208 28554 88403 4116 14748 8635 32955 13668 3603 12182 8871 41647 6533 4405 6564 6990 35086 9514 41094 16923 27645 11645 84691 7820 7854 20892 50461 40556 92221 6658 16148 8033 119334 13573 13472 8662 61405 93493 42373 7596 118433 5657 7320 15758 86621 10177 4002 6183 26267 5265 2255 59790 40287 8315 9454 135203 12719 7415 15083 20786 3491 5601 11942 2312 8256 16199 8377 45274 15782 11074 17334 41370 2471 4880 3425 17280 7154 22 6428 16300 10910 174941 4266 5293 15764 65097 10074 4270 65055 34692 55299 92341 3442 24 11580 8796 10336 539 74982 8291 3532 40773 100955 97721 27638 105594 25689 9441 93887 11256 33819 61044 61057 115253 1 2 3 4 5 6B 8 9 7 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (12) Dromore Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme22 Moira Etc 54828 Amt T/F Balance 96126 17990 ture 13054 10998 194 138362 1356 39630 14718 10920 11892 9175 16416 30000 59083 132751 10 Hillhall11 Hillsborough12 Harmony Hill, Lambeg13 Legacurry14 100739 Lisburn (First)15 Railway Street 12020716 Sloan Street 4093117 21159 St. Columbas 6953718 140103 Elmwood19 24278 113735 114834 44174 Magheragall 2503620 61309 110287 Maze 20783 54079 15199021 139835 31408 Ballinderry 63980 10866 16475 20253 7876 85897 34271 85721 67771 14926 59091 (C) // 25164 119428 30764 29070 20749 31614 105267 9649 1000 72841 4438 51662 15532 28111 28614 23179 17851 183808 13149 54777 7207 14783 186427 299 32235 32191 69090 4407 21811 13513 20000 230818 216424 200215 45268 8069 2673 20065 9374 77937 12611 7963 325111 9038 12008 169364 66272 87258 74499 257871 95254 8347 500 18109 20990 19071 57584 104314 36527 1000 15857 15542 9900 18914 74245 13872 14854 112691 28865 50378 104932 44257 13924 168750 132743 18203 30013 5565 95996 48202 17491 18209 70337 143148 28366 8611 14942 9580 29732 33407 6500 16303 22002 32789 32279 80407 3010 25794 4300 25813 26747 15351 12567 4319 66402 19419 36465 28894 104610 10194 18732 4306 55898 3707 16780 8185 32136 20000 246228 208187 55 36667 5310 14525 5074 86786 16705 53837 9747 54661 111434 54343 200380 15275 93231 4703 161366 3155 25273 3714 158318 26112 293189 20065 22203 16700 2833 8183 275933 22082 11979 20000 62071 1605 88613 175434 7543 110660 40058 99722 80202 188456 46448 33368 290 Organisation 256 256 Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 124 124 348 3 6 126 94 12 60 11871 35423 13093 19708 2115 1385 4591 61 88 2386 1711 225 753 249429 720879 143158 39949 182524 3556 3874 1384 149334 Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owing R € delaide Road/Donore R 140 60 4 11 156 130 18 40 26435 37700 15861 rklow (C) R 37 30 109 2 14 50 37 4 30 1440 1440 1662 ucan R 257 114 394 14 10 270 235 16 86 31388 40165 12780 1524 149334 Total Blackrock (St. Andrews)RBray 81Clontarf And Scots(C) RRathgar 65 97Sandymount 172 R 76 // R R 31 148 80 1 189 18 34 127 49 101 471 130 1 1 5 99 114 15 5 66 37 324 23 65 21 14656 145 29 14 38518 13800 22 6 3 380 54 4 26733 8 3244 36820 3311 6633 760 3885 766 527 20578 1133 1133 21203 Abbey Dublin R 101 64 203 3 164 89 18 26 15435 36625 9802 17270 4 5 6L 7 8 9A 3 1 2A Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Greystones11 Athy12 Naas13 (C) Ballina R14 Ballymote15 Killala 6516 Carlow17 (C) // Trinity Cork (C)// R R18 R Aghada 33 R19 (C) // Drogheda 1520 R 7 14 Ervey 2321 140 * Dun Laoghaire R R22 4 14 Enniscorthy 1123 7 Wexford 23 26 3624 R 3 R Fermoy R25 (C)// R (C) 53 4 Cahir 25 R26 20 12 78 152 56 Kells 12 3027 (C)// 22 R 9 Corboy 1528 22 Mullingar 114 1429 // 45 18 1 57 90 Galway 1 R 16 75 15 // 377 (C) R 215 57 15 12 R * 41 1 R 61 R 41 6 // 12 6 15 R 41 15 46 42 10 27 38 10 54 10 6 15 42 12 38 19 33 10 12 33 16 33 18 50 168 36 7 38 108 3310 14 8 95 36 3 1 152 105 24 16 11078 30 30 2 95 29 1 15 20 24 750 3 3 25 30 4255 4182 2417 1 20 4 55 38004 4 6 19 4 18724 2508 3 35500 28 24 2000 38 3071 15 7434 1 9 23 7 43323 1106 3689 38164 7000 25 3 3071 2228 11300 20 3056 11 7 20 45281 3605 2000 37270 1847 2000 400 1 27952 2824 7800 21895 3064 2 900 9 180 15 2824 12576 4430 500 2129 22598 4 2034 31 14467 65 1286 1174 1407 1758 1286 34370 1181 32085 1719 933 1200 300 857 6350 9238 6162 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (13) Dublin & Munster 30 Howth and Malahide 37 Limerick R 94 39 264 3 7 4 35 8792 35662 9997 31 Mountmellick32 Tullamore33 Sligo34 Boyle35 R Waterford 10 R // 14 R R R 70 51 13 5 15 35 31 31 4 196 135 1 5 5 11 13 7 75 13 2 5 74 4 2 888 39 1 1110 10283 33203 888 39556 205 100 8250 3915 1143 13115 16123 893 2750 36 Kilkenny R 95 75 340 2 6 111 101 7 50 19445 40376 7786 291 Payments 91078 5931134403 43274 8677 4580 7166 10886 23464 49958 10630 119328 98618 11012 34706 16825 8536 5299 4225 10178 7381 4978 7666 17388 15667 88051 111515 65680 78181 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 1586679 1299632 506104 215058 888736 312763 449761 3222293 46256 740696 184498 87152 1279603 272518 593582 63340 1991088 3221389 Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance ances Scheme Etc Amt T/F Balance ture Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total )R € delaide Road/Donore R 26461 128192 7257 104825 12236 252510 89923 15375 6106 206 20234 57709 89418 189553 rklow (C) R 49909 20594 2445 8327 9661 41027 4935 2592 2148 2950 7033 10728 60550 30386 ucan R 42518 187402 13098 23512 13722 237734 95204 16038 10400 22138 29739 70630 16456 19647 260605 Blackrock (St. Andrews Clontarf And Scots (C) R Abbey Dublin R 33926 51615 18744 14594 56070 141023 32307 8987 4180 11791 15714 26708 15000 60262 114687 Total BrayRathgarSandymount R // R 72314 62541 R 11149 69673 26556 12105 57758 193252 1775 10673 11206 8746 92232 150000 65385 416673 29253 503915 36235 129940 70760 5659 15548 30284 10068 6934 8707 804639 1884 17369 998 42860 6131 4842 3375 3225 32151 18030 8568 958110 121734 77525 65088 31024 1 2A 4 6L 7 8 9A 3 5 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (13) Dublin & Munster Receipts 37 Limerick R 11366 41164 20751 102250 164165 1070 25688 90948 9423 11572 219 36611 137850 10 Greystones11 Athy12 Naas13 (C) Ballina R14 Ballymote 4363115 Killala16 39717 Carlow17 Trinity Cork (C)// (C)// R R18 R 13262 Aghada 40421 R19 8639 Drogheda 22003 (C)//20 R 10836 Ervey 361521 * 4852 6316 17598 Dun Laoghaire R R22 8736 167346 4888 Enniscorthy 8542923 1953 Wexford 3038124 R 13218 R 29153 Fermoy R25 (C)// R (C) 40191 123807 6046 Cahir 466 R 634926 26231 122982 Kells 290 13446 944 3077227 (C)// R 8261 709 690 Corboy 1710628 5742 22828 325 57248 12814 Mullingar 44601 367229 // 1320 29136 2535 7420 Galway R 16986 25030 26568 754 26697 Howth and Malahide 439 563731 3442 101119 85183 // R (C) 4847 Mountmellick R 35321 84693 2681 71132 R * 233171 23297 4864 Tullamore 9502 R33 22344 2288 40000 R Sligo 16807 8261534 3243 331 // 7092 Boyle 12939 3839 R35 R 350 13944 417 Waterford 730036 20640 16080 514 Kilkenny 8546 2035 21466 22393 10271 1338 19830 R 7577 1759 5035 23504 242119 138665 25708 5889 1412 11489 4303 // R 639 3183 34859 21007 R 1288 6128 R 104307 2654 72595 9823 28023 10339 69436 1303 R 1209 1641 3056 31886 213 25614 3523 2258 11523 20431 34316 2510 51089 400 5071 6455 62631 120810 760 262 4341 77742 5217 11886 6322 1429 16571 8146 9434 27 3233 180 10518 1533 1809 2469 14800 1151 21529 3602 979 46686 11526 610 4303 22679 1594 1365 3302 164 796 376 41763 750 3192 10695 23914 129 4917 5000 114941 3737 3717 24140 26209 61581 21527 42559 3000 4267 56088 41456 297 1331 11988 4959 32148 81 2606 2504 76052 9183 5538 3974 4900 654 440 1345 9606 1673 841 7354 52762 709 30 7981 15562 1000 177 15500 9757 22275 500 7696 43196 4280 43428 126132 21208 2494 2289 157243 950 14512 868 2628 5763 88719 425 17894 2057 2374 210069 1553 6920 56 4147 1192 2564 711 490 215494 1034 41919 6946 85308 10174 707 835 2937 250 11175 1869 742 9639 90517 105856 988 18802 19968 12831 85264 15644 663 1968 79634 8914 1509 36536 2454 1578 1750 17853 1110 9271 5996 1513 59234 539 40654 5923 44708 5195 8927 3120 2303 180 550 5817 645 1944 30001 40607 3000 461 140 12108 10115 35966 6904 573 56 1595 9445 2218 27361 12000 36713 473 43586 1417 625 10154 10665 10967 785 230063 8055 100052 3899 118049 19050 4553 5337 250 460 57096 29306 13451 620 4275 16277 4900 381 924 1985 20070 57670 340 38845 32276 21567 2337 19482 3032 939 15509 13983 14420 18000 83629 9313 14447 2287 115098 5712 7014 22624 23321 5204 22910 13227 18077 108560 7720 63167 12793 292 g Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans alteaghanagher 144 106 137 100 429 320 1 4 8 5 349 265 206 147 15 7 81 14976 42 16842 13856 3800 32261 6958 9680 13974 7300 13274 8440 2721 2480 BovevaghCumberUpper CumberDonagheadyDonemana (C)Drumachose (C) 84 (C) 116 126 148 (C) 112 80 305 108 136 313 359 205 234 368 444 264 4 1 834 805 6 2 7 1 9 8 5 12 287 214 6 319 346 17 161 121 555 164 142 620 9 7 183 272 11 8 38 21 22 52 9 46 9924 98 12 18448 14342 21928 2372 16900 28376 3000 6989 368 12594 6971 1014 16522 967 15002 11459 9825 529 8792 2499 2380 3741 7537 7969 1909 3271 6551 950 438 830 552 Ballykelly (C) 268 199 648 3 8 471 252 11 76 7035 7986 1753 9503 15839 15198 2184 Total £ 3557 2894 9496 70 115 6965 3265 214 1058 192572 270746 56921 368 117628 195383 174052 23200 4B 6 7 8 9 3 5 1 2B 10 Derramore11 Dungiven12 Faughanvale13 Gortnessy14 (C) Glendermott15 Largy16 104 Limavady (First)17 (C) // Magilligan18 (C) 316 Limavady (Second) (C) 8519 91 85 Myroe 479 218 255 271 (C) 77 75 384 319 171 756 54 143 1402 253 220 2 174 540 113 49 7 767 4 2 3 119 3 2 406 147 5 116 218 8 3 4 7 5 3 464 290 100 930 186 120 7 408 274 4 3 341 122 11 4 66 581 167 16 233 115 22 35 7 2 191 8 12 100 118 7673 80 142 256 30 24466 13 31 60 10200 7937 10338 7 31352 132 7 11555 11798 60 1457 13822 6893 27009 61 2250 19703 12 8 3220 5512 10969 3492 21247 3566 12221 3000 61 3700 26380 3683 12041 3300 11474 39905 1500 12596 6472 1849 30318 9546 26187 12813 3237 13270 1870 10021 2485 18785 12529 17826 1180 1322 18437 1341 1014 3309 1824 1035 3360 2820 640 3455 2475 1225 2201 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (14) Foyle Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins20 Income Strathfoyle Expnd Contrib Owin * + 25 19 32 28 26 4 2756 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 293 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1105126 777481 690972 169727 253650 104145 24738 1995975 36619 353591 180492 100881 203767 99800 290584 167885 1692221 1396998 BallykellyBalteaghBovevaghBanagherCumber C)Upper Cumber 78549DonagheadyDonemana 60505 (C) 27243Drumachose 22437 306152 (C) 18204 (C) 39606 97289 22848 76725 32087 48729 10503 12130 41729 (C) 42422 20310 3289 37545 14031 16108 39145 37482 6658 19273 16786 3641 3386 62905 66238 7198 6320 5349 22001 15564 6800 3380 10963 10018 5000 17233 2434 8780 13968 53700 800 500 68263 500 8795 3 105320 69714 151790 52324 59918 42 69978 20810 22062 69911 163965 14658 25388 8746 22938 99964 3300 6980 8067 4658 5779 2705 6979 21716 2760 4704 7955 2742 23990 8700 3843 6169 33447 9699 12685 2855 840 2475 4035 27232 677 12754 12758 4525 8316 19481 3331 620 1387 1952 9114 11912 5458 2271 9883 84917 53 6615 11875 6596 16647 736 4463 98952 37831 429 958 500 5751 20877 20851 9583 59087 196437 336944 32634 23030 12695 33850 83282 52642 29126 42127 55436 68383 63420 109613 63204 46754 90692 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (14) Foyle Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances20 Strathfoyle Scheme * + 5918 Etc 1995 Amt T/F Balance ture 1995 500 853 800 5760 2153 10 Derramore11 Dungiven12 Faughanvale13 Gortnessy14 (C) Glendermott15 21366 Largy16 Limavady (First) (C) //17 27464 Magilligan (C) 14840 4205918 83788 139955 (C) Limavady (Second) 7709019 61310 31856 Myroe 15035 3912 8309 75024 183958 33720 55378 (C) 39169 46317 61422 40914 2569 14601 2473 32944 6220 45119 19896 18146 15467 13943 24433 6399 18629 14416 9439 26768 8675 13417 34489 5841 21276 29607 2200 2579 27576 7907 4670 7476 11334 7950 7834 178297 5137 116030 132500 16785 10160 183560 215409 101905 90 5407 6637 31080 12464 37193 96406 504 33880 14909 14283 6775 23603 10269 3175 34197 6023 8738 18008 3236 40081 5868 8828 29216 15020 11207 3104 3465 52711 11620 3348 1624 47370 8029 3490 2513 32409 8847 16839 7561 5577 33512 17860 4606 12151 20457 1041 30953 14351 3516 3163 6369 17814 17 43200 29638 2535 4254 5312 1884 3456 7087 158952 33311 96677 54558 14320 7604 1118 8401 1973 40621 100102 4000 163973 120001 246748 11385 83918 3419 6812 997 52449 51359 7462 4662 9233 84216 9996 33 20504 45823 32486 16325 29288 40539 70875 294 ng Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans annside, 447 356 1172 8 14 457 277 30 164 30541 33168 8500 20003 20533 1618 Scarva StreetCastlewellanLeitrimClonduff 516 88 (C) * 401 79 42 76 1289 238 63 39 11 233 114 3 4 2 380 225 106 1 24 112 75 57 110 59 25 7 30527 32229 7 51 1 7594 12118 35 17921 9 4116 4800 4615 12691 6547 4743 16195 1040 1824 16306 5496 4882 10200 610 447 8914 100 326 1925 154 BallydownKatesbridgeBallyroneyDrumlee 158 49 168 142 37 57 162 463 150 421 55 5 148 4 11 8 193 188 175 58 3 132 17 47 79 11 80 56 5 23048 51 25181 10 2 16999 5520 7149 18376 16 7714 5004 609 7170 900 9268 2330 8863 9245 12985 275 13698 1466 1579 902 2107 2059 468 792 Total £ 4286 3702 11460 84 96 4244 2763 267 1351 393777 460988 116289 609 53062 302087 269174 29795 231100 7 8 9 6 1 2 3 4 5B 10 Hilltown11 Donacloney12 Drumgooland13 Kilkinamurry14 Garvaghy15 (C) Anaghlone16 Glascar17 54 Donaghmore (Iveagh) 21518 151 Loughbrickland (C)19 (C) Scarva 6120 207 52 Magherally 132 8521 62 66 Newcastle22 605 Newmills Iveagh. 161 5623 432 156 Rathfriland (First) 80 6224 64 96 Rathfriland (Second)25 182 2nd & 3rd Rathfriland 726 118 259 157 3 Tandragee 167 208 24027 85 Tullylish 88 224 360 58 1 411 120 8 1 180 1 214 1 275 1 188 82 293 58 110 103 4 600 702 187 1 87 600 179 972 245 4 100 356 75 112 10 73 8 3 114 47 210 116 89 5 2 5 1 13 213 9 110 12 44 555 3 67 48 3 170 1 3 174 300 223 46 45 4 220 3 4 11 34 200 14500 98 5 326 23575 175 13 80 105 7 2 17070 80 3773 14 25655 15 170 250 8 23 7 127 16 57 4200 95 5813 32 6300 6580 46 13317 168 11 12 16 7995 6883 22 968 76 15432 6 6 112 115 10638 2 26180 70 2100 50 9528 90 4554 12392 14 27901 3000 21293 22500 13541 50 30995 69 7 15549 28113 25260 16713 42904 7768 6960 3100 12690 15965 19615 8653 9 9600 58 6750 8968 8508 12730 1326 23696 3900 8653 6644 383 2700 38 3938 25176 17032 1294 10418 2600 4713 14643 12743 10264 300 6500 9368 14021 1336 9674 15544 885 12404 14288 3718 8354 1258 3150 571 636 12412 27154 20806 34428 5651 3302 20000 1200 95000 23165 21856 26837 7497 2281 310 4205 2500 3313 7686 2241 15682 21 15284 264 14154 116000 800 6108 624 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (15) Iveagh Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owi 28 Gilford 79 70 219 2 1 62 50 7 21 7965 9135 3147 1307 974 523 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 295 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1466696 1344436 1199469 260309 193110 356438 99009 3353762 176110 676898 247358 146063 583310 185558 469832 264201 2170137 2573220 BallydownKatesbridgeBallyroneyDrumleeBannside,Scarva Street 283325Castlewellan 24313Leitrim 89107 28175Clonduff 16862 68018 44614 12575 38124 40353 89074 23882 82104 115883 21453 21039 110947 3166 (C) 123891 * 2401 40579 22951 50298 8044 41611 2340 9015 10081 22312 19987 2197 6650 39355 14524 14746 6638 3130 3728 5113 350 3183 7408 30038 4305 2637 4093 8267 183408 12526 81111 2614 82048 60492 184362 667 281 79953 5000 256493 119844 93312 27746 10465 33346 69275 10110 9930 13521 17999 9614 61966 29414 4004 5422 15490 48444 5989 4189 19275 12502 1309 18762 1993 7050 2501 7067 14598 5687 1571 22229 2629 8587 127827 730 3020 7127 27931 19424 17341 1855 7190 9267 1302 2680 570 5658 250 23 31296 2986 19159 1391 6704 30004 46331 86733 10238 15246 365174 148907 1710 27552 65311 101559 10256 2134 54511 3739 100091 46651 18592 60497 250194 75325 4215 24308 53850 17567 49727 20862 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (15) Iveagh Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme Etc28 Gilford Amt T/F Balance ture 29058 21823 26607 2328 9170 59928 13904 4625 2329 9425 80 11838 593 46192 42794 10 Hilltown11 Donacloney12 Drumgooland13 Kilkinamurry14 Garvaghy15 (C) Anaghlone16 62557 Glascar17 61775 33784 Donaghmore (Iveagh)18 27200 (C) Loughbrickland 67200 3771519 (C) 40904 Scarva 10447 2832020 128501 7303 18222 19536 Magherally 1356921 24346 Newcastle 25029 4242 2406022 10253 15878 2367 Newmills Iveagh. 5230723 14483 36531 11327 35775 Rathfriland (First) 753824 3780 12477 40132 Rathfriland (Second) 510825 30271 2368 3224 5504 2nd & 3rd Rathfriland 16997626 19537 67040 Tandragee 22563 6285 2120927 13706 16314 38359 3117 95995 4100 Tullylish 3958 57037 30354 9940 20749 122810 23822 8531 68493 27479 12000 52203 41899 30343 391566 6680 20296 4 1637 9893 21718 10800 41998 23425 3256 12302 28575 49427 10306 99455 2111 82828 6392 3852 26821 59499 7953 38916 2411 81297 10670 206591 75500 497 33296 35362 40721 5482 43684 44314 5000 8842 24432 123792 21093 22196 33675 7490 640122 7947 7629 7779 333023 69904 3875 13579 13762 19881 6572 10863 155498 23817 6875 1491 4060 4849 6345 4641 65376 6805 43240 3084 103502 3482 62301 7752 6087 11530 18267 12001 4958 4859 2875 19430 32795 1992 14722 11390 3998 10800 52550 87749 5599 2431 1772 2753 40704 125224 12867 12402 21919 1655 10315 5553 12263 15087 2999 1787 12768 7679 15356 38103 17513 14767 7103 32321 84667 2258 7745 3976 2802 4577 12385 9589 34534 216217 1766 2253 7633 4511 55176 44724 17126 13275 31793 5320 2111 13833 8837 2000 4353 7193 75741 8914 7796 71391 2170 57000 74301 6497 8649 59887 11694 1050 399446 31054 20000 18689 5145 21648 18202 34595 367 86929 17035 267996 52097 4430 6792 25000 139357 22308 27537 6382 88233 7420 1888 43723 149990 23171 2475 50326 7854 17925 10105 27288 3616 329389 22195 9470 22240 46551 4000 4587 207759 66 5000 59884 29221 117715 30973 1744 16358 22475 55643 88843 16288 32000 39340 34471 22398 96947 10 95705 68270 55313 296 wing Organisation 1582 35778 800 8251 70 70 70 Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 88731161534 1062 986 2860 35 43 1833 1350 117 380 104425 269788 46296 17671 23396 33998 36321 11583 € lennan // R 31 31 78 1 51 31 2 3 Ballybay – FirstDrumkeenCootehill RKilmount 80 (C) R R (C) R 20 65 33 32 208 20 33 32 59 2 103 85 6 1 123 2 3 2 97 84 42 84 5 54 30 58 33 6 4 11550 5 24213 18 7 3250 1 3770 1748 5065 3000 2197 1148 772 138 772 138 Bailieborough – FirstBailieborough Trinity RCorraneary RBallyalbany 42 62 40 R 50 R 28 115 92 162 27 2 80 3 62 224 3 3 70 4 113 65 89 7 148 56 6 110 35 43 21 7634 8700 8 5 29868 9489 29 3397 5 4067 11942 4972 41250 4972 3504 8984 1953 3573 1181 1181 3015 736 3000 10855 1510 11383 2480 507 507 Total £Total 9 9 29 21 17 2 2 780 1000 135 135 135 7 8 9 6 1 2 3 4 5G 16 Bellasis17 Drumkeeran18 Killeshandra19 Clones20 Stonebridge21 R Ballyhobridge22 R R Newbliss23 // 11 Clontibret //24 23 R // 12 Smithborough R25 Corvalley 12 10 // (C)// // R 23 17 R 10 9 R 98 11 30 27 // 24 66 17 R 31 9 95 34 30 20 24 44 1 29 228 103 20 1 74 1 1 2 1 45 1 25 42 20 1 26 4 38 46 18 176 21 83 23 60 8 24 4 111 2 17 64 54 29 3 16 3 9 5 2 2960 3 26 2 2583 10 1343 17 2960 2 2583 9 13 3 1343 700 600 750 1170 2080 11049 780 3380 4000 350 1000 4800 1000 2000 1881 3249 150 900 150 7077 150 135 6883 757 135 665 24 135 500 24 24 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Drum11 Ballybay – Second (C)// R12 Rockcorry13 Castleblayney 7814 Frankford15 (C) (C)// R Cavan R 62 R 40 66 49 211 R 36 64 24 R 49 3 107 220 155 24 6 1 6 71 138 3 6 91 158 72 5 115 58 19 7 3 9438 42 9438 14 6 2175 4815 38 1 4815 9397 1125 12 31896 3542 2000 5281 4099 952 2739 779 305 602 2156 305 2144 753 305 1350 1078 511 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (16) Monaghan Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib O 26 Monaghan – First R 130 125 341 2 2 171 136 11 25 20197 35909 5305 14412 5286 7242 297 Payments 8119 33895 8013 4343 13116 500 59867 2292 16643 7368 2976 13590 5220 10064 500 9333 56361 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 879250 537218 240854 121181 152923 156287 34799 1208464 17002 198292 130015 47451 369060 113355 200009 151450 895879 1209632 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total € lennan // R 32232 14312 2708 2255 3520 22795 2172 8503 1296 466 1240 4948 36402 18625 Total £Total 10510 2758 327 377 432 3894 1000 1397 301 407 1209 10090 4314 Bailieborough – FirstBailieborough Trinity R 16221Corraneary R 18372Ballyalbany 18771 27831Ballybay – First 20904Drumkeen R 8046Cootehill R 10003 3135 RKilmount 75396 4568 73266 18901 3772 39952 (C) 34663 29326 R 3447 R 37514 (C) 13949 48988 R 31261 2527 52311 14396 11845 23354 11234 4023 17493 4466 3961 13903 576 1270 3543 4794 46582 4572 43892 10340 1300 30123 2217 16700 56047 96328 7628 91061 12462 14345 14930 4434 7206 55764 5076 18186 2064 2887 16300 23921 2448 365 12097 6958 1685 6732 17306 5074 26421 1642 3840 8774 3520 131257 7558 3193 10415 4083 53367 972 13098 8220 2188 1584 8997 16668 4249 200 1060 5879 124 10386 1000 6882 3192 23199 7174 6002 24932 55921 39065 1632 11840 2910 8801 26773 190007 67242 4262 16700 3929 99302 59696 978 44691 4405 10194 400 27676 63663 15069 1 2 3 4 5G 7 8 9 6 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 12 Rockcorry13 Castleblayney14 Frankford (C) //15 R Cavan16 13280 Bellasis R17 Drumkeeran 5598618 20018 Killeshandra19 R 32128 Clones20 1745 20438 Stonebridge21 18096 R R Ballyhobridge22 R 10509 2648 R Newbliss 2116 6603 3044423 2658 // Clontibret 12305 1365 //24 R 1189 11928 Smithborough // 6698 883725 27558 R 8657 Corvalley 4421 47632 10510 855 // 1899 (C)// // R 2208 5669 R 575 R 30042 9182 2758 1837 9086 88405 2342 1154 1954 // 6249 47347 64869 14849 R 16418 402 327 3897 39766 2459 2598 17430 1402 8380 26896 555 2666 2616 11310 61539 15956 377 3817 25601 1689 3817 5287 9118 4747 5180 3674 870 90375 432 10134 1540 1094 20300 11951 23883 27858 8139 9835 12658 5481 8087 3745 10714 2256 77466 14094 2057 1300 17380 84407 3660 12236 2382 3894 1152 25371 3183 1728 3688 920 1797 1526 14328 2735 1104 23109 5380 2093 3228 3622 384 8657 985 1929 480 1000 5657 2857 780 2131 4001 19193 4226 1397 576 1440 65 70044 7017 4080 329 68323 816 800 50674 922 49940 301 1200 8796 24186 3079 989 994 19612 6715 4618 6063 86627 5665 9434 8584 2855 19269 2367 7110 587 695 816 14771 1946 3818 627 4600 39625 3654 4464 407 3581 4278 8727 4103 14702 8019 1209 1423 25734 5676 7133 78533 56085 3597 9098 48612 27981 394 58364 91539 4089 16400 10291 15065 10090 22237 42384 4314 20491 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (16) Monaghan Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance11 Ballybay – Second (C) // R Balance Receipts ances Scheme Etc26 Monaghan – First R 130975 Amt T/F Balance 62897 8700 ture 14641 8900 33014 128152 30940 11752 5952 29101 7880 20969 33014 119519 139608 10 Drum (C) R 26697 33990 2799 6882 7508 12000 63179 4254 6745 3461 19928 6921 16474 12000 20093 69783 298 g Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 50 4752 162 50 1 188 1 52 34 101 3 57 38 2 18 8601 12118 2800 1884 2170 1867 1782 640 670 112 85 261 6 3 180 88 9 28 3819 40923 2500 5466 1226 1152 265 2000 (C) € Garmany’s Grove (C)Mckelvey’s Grove R (C)Dundalk RCarlingford 24 33 // 24 R 32 R 66 4 51 85 26 1 3 1 105 5 4 47 45 3 29 24 84 3 2 4 33 21 2 3 1 7 3819 40923 2500 5466 774 452 620 532 155 110 2000 AnnalongBessbrookTyrones Ditches // 38 273 124 243 38 118 911 110 248 3 3 6 187 49 76 161 31 61 10 4 6 127 28750 14 24 34164 22546 5100 24065 2955 6000 800 10196 25820 1507 24950 1243 3249 272 Drumbanagher(First) & Jer Total £Total 3061 2703 8475 48 56 3247 2203 149 1164 285026 359532 84012 58029 203160 195535 38904 31000 Clarkesbridge & 1st Newto 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Kingsmills11 Fourtowns12 Poyntzpass13 Cremore14 Kilkeel15 Markethill16 Mourne17 Sandys’ Street -1st Newry 9118 44 Downshire Road 14419 50 Newtownhamilton (Second)20 87 Creggan 7321 44 40 131 Ryans22 50 254 261 Brookvale 33323 203 64 Tullyallen 160 29824 41 950 130 Mountnorris 221 22225 Warrenpoint 156 198 3 125 798 (C) (C) 2 3 700 790 2 445 22 2720 2 51 82 11 85 69 8 3 21 1 182 9 64 50 215 79 81 69 2 90 100 7 38 140 2 16 60 132 118 268 195 136 302 82 55 218 80 56 184 612 123 5 166 2 9 2 3 1 178 57 45 158 5 456 5 49 1 2 11 40 2 17 2 3 15330 5 10 15 27 5 16 22911 28 19834 80 100 206 169 68 7434 27010 108 5796 446 18 36 13 25311 28329 3000 14725 21 40228 117 6800 21293 5928 80 8495 91 49 31306 4712 29889 60 1900 41753 22819 17515 2150 6600 4760 7500 1 50 4 5 4 8532 6568 3 3000 1750 40 5 40 14 24 3891 5655 2686 5480 8024 3186 23072 8577 22376 12 2682 5655 10715 15041 12013 2525 23505 3206 81580 8897 8944 2708 20263 338 5882 3033 2490 4309 1854 75954 3500 1200 20455 3856 7784 20832 851 300 6047 18408 500 2225 5019 7080 1832 765 920 835 2450 10601 250 21000 3754 5806 4733 4733 554 3330 5922 4378 4378 3021 1690 1350 636 284 284 2936 10000 212 1087 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (17) Newry Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owin 26 Rostrevor 37 37 65 1 58 42 3 5424 5424 2241 1550 1972 921 299 Payments 5840 24671 18003 3649 21438513 67053 9653 12044 5946 48466 1292 14389 94696 5014 1559 1163 39231 17566 13376 1534 5090 5404 7455 106 5402 9130 16706 45176 15682 87260 85341 18086 16592 3058 9925 35000 8266178178 25763 25378 2380 3019 4276 2705 1600 50800 1519 7829 35000 56865 64598 103404 12653 4953 2317 5189 828 11848 97255 37788 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 144560 38063 9691 5139 11370 2000 66263 10674 8026 3568 19936 3895 18377 146347 64476 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total C) € Drumbanagher(First) & Jer Total £Total 1750768 1085465 414239 293394 262086 128965 210274 2184148 238022 467073 178231 107388 530093 221837 272835 100095 2029619 1877551 Clarkesbridge & 1st Newto AnnalongBessbrookTyrones Ditches // 26259 56161 25093 122137 7717 52273 11789 2214 12975 56646 1512 6345 7999 3779 6629 81 4124 198652 82346 15222 58378 33758 16861 1450 13112 9170 4720 4558 26449 862 4885 56952 1370 28590 1787 9884 965 81 4000 3336 58332 196481 35455 71984 28778 12703 Garmany’s Grove (C)Mckelvey’s Grove R (C)Mckelvey’s Grove R 19892 (C) 16657Dundalk 14947Carlingford 6315 6243 2708 5872 // 709 R 1971 R 113889 1120 4464 425 2813 16144 1100 790 722 5863 2672 2348 5835 30 2000 22439 50 8099 10454 32190 2118 2951 1190 500 1528 1180 8056 2366 1165 2243 1148 2193 360 832 5598 18771 1517 125 466 68 8364 26778 2890 1745 15553 60 106296 9740 39783 21393 7029 60 3363 1525 3533 2111 1 2 3 5 6 6 7 8 9 4 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 10 Kingsmills11 Fourtowns12 Poyntzpass13 Cremore14 Kilkeel15 Markethill16 46913 Mourne 4030318 56675 44948 Downshire Road 22306 16956 11096 3707 4246 12721 83861 29200 15228 8787 21045 523154 2956 76537 95011 2659 2375 70990 251769 3738 12709 60300 7882 3700 27151 2279 1501 43967 9265 24780 100957 9233 2935 5827 138610 7716 18021 514 60816 61180 199975 729 37388 8278 205105 22817 106227 493351 217626 17873 125396 784 42587 8478 21351 36494 9994 16614 7060 3385 8955 14775 11658 65451 4316 2736 1771 4063 7489 47182 23132 32279 1459 85841 1657 8528 27102 38519 31298 12385 4246 805 21312 49157 960 5854 6757 7333 84003 920 12031 4686 19165 30594 663 45675 9134 3780 5165 5660 38782 20931 8745 177872 560 47311 68711 108746 12926 717789 111782 14562 60782 47624 24829 298716 19296 121612 30068 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (17) Newry Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances17 Sandys’ Street -1st Newry 19 Newtownhamilton (Second) Scheme26 Etc Rostrevor Amt T/F Balance 39414 ture 11535 12265 2548 2818 514 29680 8624 3150 1350 33574 2005 5091 15299 53795 20 Creggan21 Ryans22 Brookvale23 Tullyallen24 Mountnorris25 Warrenpoint (C) 333617 (C) 12659 95130 47006 45010 5393 29404 2670 31802 32512 70909 23528 38829 75280 26337 6611 33259 981 1929 23302 6297 5529 3335 4851 5128 5974 3809 7676 6032 575 10000 3495 9642 8000 35735 21736 85290 61260 74154 117898 94843 180 12968 10128 4456 14460 13062 4946 4660 1870 16252 4999 4782 4044 1145 5214 773 3045 23517 12837 3090 2093 3941 3620 1742 77055 8225 384 100 410 8883 2311 3144 7969 2848 10642 7590 7263 9255 41344 33000 66742 12423 143297 341366 67124 37123 121350 55564 13988 110188 41558 300 g Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans avanaleck (C) 80 79 185 120 85 6 27 775 1325 252 9877 10892 AughentaineAughnacloyBallymagrane (C)BallygawleyBallyreagh 44Ballynahatty and CreevanFintona 67Clogher 44 79 56 92 130 65 72 48 80 (C) 170 73 222 159 114 63 81 259 5 102 214 76 2 287 258 2 52 5 119 2 33 108 3 85 111 89 75 3 74 46 80 6 166 18 6 122 40 4 2 26 93 472 27 63 2 11 6329 35 472 8576 6 6270 11062 6691 5 20 20809 150 17927 6569 2721 34 7393 3800 36 3600 2640 12125 8135 9046 18348 2400 12085 5000 12709 3600 2896 6841 754 5357 2390 5540 4929 10988 5542 760 5639 1200 300 5370 4625 995 501 8162 500 10000 4560 1154 8678 595 850 980 Total £ 2805 2528 7502 74 57 4804 2842 189 1015 250896 356870 77467 100511 138415 141582 19268 32000 1 2C 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Glenhoy11 Clogherney12 Dromore-Omagh13 Drumquin14 (C) Enniskillen15 (C) Irvinestown16 Pettigo 5417 61 Tempo (C) 14318 Lisbellaw19 // 51 Lisnaskea 6420 61 134 Maguiresbridge 19921 Newtownbutler 13222 94 Mountjoy 210 56 41823 182 Drumlegagh24 Omagh (First) 48 9425 3 165 441 Trinity (Omagh) 21 32 2 49 426 Gillygooley 20 1527 (C) (C) 258 48 Seskinore28 21 Edenderry 29 240 5 44 68 4 18 14 142 319 6 320 110 207 160 45 97 262 65 6 85 41 38 265 280 72 730 5 56 125 227 253 1 106 1 126 48 804 730 73 191 72 2 8 217 11 2 99 75 2 1 3 4 11 5 68 128 152 115 18 70 314 16 4 81 5 29 185 80 36 16561 8 3 4 6 71 29 523 55 22 2 27778 5696 59 20 128 16 54 490 575 2 30000 46 10 258 23 7284 5 5782 16 35085 12695 95 3 280 322 2 2 183 2000 2 15 5109 18 19563 3 2 227 16 18 20 6 140 12 90 6001 3997 5 96 8088 118 7 7 3001 80 59 6001 2780 65 7549 78 6 8173 3300 2070 22429 27243 3051 1740 2780 8848 1816 7 8303 2040 11562 36391 33508 3552 9 56 1148 7970 749 2394 2801 1748 2608 32 5304 6000 10598 1147 765 2032 2292 1248 25 11469 2990 3511 10845 19991 2678 7699 21710 860 1000 3028 2300 2954 8332 14105 3500 10647 467 222 817 1718 2725 5176 42065 510 10213 1284 5295 46333 200 457 9917 9429 437 1200 865 1850 2395 9102 595 16000 6000 8374 500 874 1034 1019 400 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (18) Omagh Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owin 29 Sixmilecross (C) 114 98 329 2 4 198 109 7 60 9853 19292 4500 16803 3868 4135 730 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 301 Payments 16131 20384 32270 4858 2593 43000 103105 9876 3676 2153 70911 2703 10793 10000 9124 110112 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Ballynahatty and Creevan Total £ 1694261 877904 902904 207312 269012 302453 39777 2559585 29219 424298 172392 104860 671827 144203 326227 231955 2188642 2075762 AughentaineCavanaleckAughnacloy (C)BallymagraneBallygawley 46509 (C)Ballyreagh 18903 2710 19837 19694 30965 27232 30342 81065 43269 24537 3150 27079 10651 35155 7922 7647 6349 22734 15235 6229 48100 2033 4873 4757 15867 4856 18000 5917 10772 15031 3514 96196 4700 102189 73861 416 2495 42974 70277 16955 1782 4002 35705 4999 6592 2430 11251 4815 3585 89691 18082 14385 45236 3642 2553 6445 11685 7558 4210 2380 8557 2783 4294 15215 7894 2856 22126 1327 2453 18000 10800 10851 3933 10279 3046 1842 131854 25876 6539 94620 10530 67406 1774 1562 1515 5226 38043 107614 2413 32163 43728 33097 29687 FintonaClogher (C) 101508 17876 30898 29546 21082 23078 9321 8631 8148 8288 52876 9460 122325 69543 3078 14306 20649 6757 7060 3224 3594 29584 8071 6631 11751 14246 12196 1050 54331 106181 18003 117652 75798 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (18) Omagh Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme Etc29 Sixmilecross Amt T/F Balance (C) 17814 ture 32528 27589 8430 5384 73931 17986 7593 4031 2508 3865 12938 42824 48921 10 Glenhoy11 Clogherney12 Dromore-Omagh13 Drumquin14 (C) Enniskillen15 (C) 31799 Irvinestown16 52676 Pettigo17 63970 17318 (C) Tempo18 21421 Lisbellaw // 31279 50260 1183219 278081 Lisnaskea20 8784 148363 19825 Maguiresbridge 502221 68054 70551 Newtownbutler 1963322 5207 49965 202711 Mountjoy 3751623 6897 Drumlegagh 14879 661024 1556 3375 33261 23610 Omagh (First) 10606 18791 2900325 6663 15404 Trinity (Omagh)26 44012 7397 8457 1309 11724 8557 21211 (C) Gillygooley (C)27 8859 6931 Seskinore 134731 39023 10504 3403628 75363 5345 1086 1988 1685 Edenderry 154174 1282 22596 3478 329331 63395 1181 51675 1002 2803 1500 4240 74147 62753 1054 30904 8293 2022 1133 40004 224866 43500 389558 2334 1533 615 10509 149837 11874 36968 1833 2272 9330 26033 13257 746 24750 23845 14304 12819 21352 32731 47096 780 73171 10624 30319 34061 22322 28930 3565 48649 76576 2433 2925 9961 3465 5390 12553 9637 5392 6488 5053 27835 4261 4243 13808 18407 1702 12141 143961 17947 28669 25264 5626 6435 2723 2016 2056 121627 13564 10688 118992 7393 31712 6159 7022 3715 54513 49919 10399 38323 15037 5150 1912 29657 13494 9301 1426 14818 28367 4738 3928 10213 14759 4150 24497 15195 3177 3485 39082 16386 12865 6870 5962 82086 1614 4699 11940 37471 4717 2835 1742 4806 7462 500 13032 22879 72584 502164 2000 7255 43537 116106 1000 1916 2384 1203 210930 744 1353 165475 6483 3091 8511 112699 6131 39937 3415 514 77906 51500 102114 772 5300 509 549 68417 18993 2108 80 52285 14445 4444 1995 44309 12208 16497 1212 37359 2709 11057 2108 360 6147 590 34 27170 96916 21257 5257 172261 6680 2988 4470 3783 2619 1772 148 120239 946 164 3355 74 210 74751 2431 25591 4000 54311 1671 279944 20757 11123 94272 1857 20162 83680 196278 7274 19993 34387 4238 22552 4059 7901 13197 16745 23285 12276 9523 8545 10923 165250 30646 800 10038 23994 17311 14370 107720 64603 15117 124834 302 g Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans ArmoyRamoanBallycastleBallymoney – FirstSt. James’s BallymoneyTrinity, Ballymoney (C) (C)Ballyweaney 540 378Bushmills 116 120Bushvale 207 370 418 275 97 98 1205 125 339 (C) 188 907 304 312 288 1142 422 10 170 2 201 238 2 6 1 6 496 184 644 1 490 5 6 4 1 520 503 5 257 321 190 345 198 8 245 150 32 259 108 89 228 10 23 7 100 456 23 12 8 123 432 26751 95 216 26 168 11 48867 48 29361 160 12 29257 2226 19543 6900 17 30895 1870 30781 21105 13 2628 57 6500 2624 40 8000 6000 22111 588 63 6927 500 33184 5000 19855 8095 6600 13566 26905 11645 12783 3108 6800 11220 5036 3050 7251 21953 4376 5731 8400 4506 21194 8163 17814 4455 20261 1733 4205 1597 6000 20257 8042 1688 306000 137194 565 1909 6935 4890 173334 1000 3017 129500 1381 Total £ 4446 3615 10454 60 115 5995 3328 280 1196 345066 437036 103647 123545 216788 206449 29754 771219 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dervock11 Dromore Route.12 Drumreagh13 Dunloy14 Garryduff15 Dunluce16 Finvoy 2217 Kilraughts – First 13318 Mosside19 345 Roseyards 2120 113 Toberdoney21 285 173 Croaghmore 56 176 54 290 230 601 152 166 54 212 191 180 4 195 408 415 4 196 88 97 510 50 150 160 1 588 1 23 84 2 500 45 1 456 165 600 37 240 2 5 110 6 3 121 2 248 19 250 15 4 330 11 445 9 84 8 22 110 264 165 3 8 140 35 384 167 2 54 171 11 13 100 17451 8 25635 15 222 62 26419 180 4 68 27170 8 3432 48 89 17527 37 8477 13 6600 20393 34 4449 11 10 70 17598 18939 6 30193 54 21345 750 8769 23853 50 6 4200 6750 22194 24591 10714 15520 5900 16944 24006 16 6400 2500 20677 32402 8622 6000 4598 29559 5600 1807 10102 7754 9757 2862 1819 2454 12471 2020 10884 19832 3000 927 10578 938 6888 10865 18589 9851 16856 1294 12191 15520 7652 1109 1711 8984 16212 9865 12561 895 1000 8880 1287 100 1602 2852 2183 1220 10000 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (19) Route Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd22 Toberkeigh Contrib Owin (C) 130 102 233 2 6 175 104 10 25 2740 4426 1000 8668 8493 996 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 303 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1130104 1189872 767905 221720 222775 535794 383508 2938067 443000 627239 232239 128289 597859 114265 343491 631837 1333460 2675219 ArmoyRamoanBallycastleBallymoney – FirstSt. James’s Ballymoney (C)Trinity, Ballymoney 116534 (C)Ballyweaney 15910 27480 20792 91043Bushmills 48590 82588 27110Bushvale 57118 33291 25656 111295 47488 42112 8409 25181 6706 (C) 69419 18827 15821 3506 8121 34894 4874 37555 14883 12720 19428 70063 8526 13498 29510 163937 11227 55876 7243 22683 78886 10000 50604 13312 21521 1157 169429 13986 317178 6794 7042 19903 28628 306000 348 4756 24083 7189 73115 229496 51500 89598 50000 68369 41328 18059 352500 15691 16926 47551 354 70641 10978 9239 28440 17159 34607 217691 6317 149850 4784 11413 11140 5510 19647 8543 5787 27629 6348 5857 23868 34149 26736 22384 82646 7537 3185 8095 19851 168653 12858 34076 11667 3412 13762 9756 32614 5423 124974 7479 285158 14283 6864 9273 163769 20710 31990 15169 34087 1191 1229 57085 11550 5142 10000 59147 183029 5228 8201 21413 5835 30529 79035 19691 22672 23716 58632 80000 7836 5820 70693 39245 122367 17147 181892 35786 16098 96058 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (19) Route Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance ances Scheme22 Toberkeigh (C) Etc 25309 45947 11361 Amt T/F 11453 Balance 5645 ture 1000 75406 11250 11376 5433 17197 5917 15115 1012 33415 67300 10 Dervock11 Dromore Route12 Drumreagh13 Dunloy14 Garryduff15 Dunluce 4247416 Finvoy17 22536 Kilraughts – First 14281 23399618 Mosside 4990619 98817 Roseyards20 67718 Toberdoney 69456 3630921 41329 13478 Croaghmore 53574 20886 51177 7705 14134 60221 1760 27951 46323 15681 5333 5863 29168 8341 15493 223950 4528 32112 70479 165787 7913 2759 9227 54367 40801 60640 6765 32842 6119 9789 23542 8333 14628 18714 8039 36747 6381 8320 95836 6603 9913 145000 500 9428 3230 8004 41165 11654 2386 8751 131192 6160 162621 202491 6030 20569 1578 23054 21968 428419 85061 31951 37311 30107 11862 36111 98952 97744 5649 10154 15036 5906 28389 26628 2011 97533 78979 10174 4573 62401 11016 14709 10288 49981 1128 13266 4121 32612 3427 5809 5137 30552 6381 189322 2622 12414 22278 3498 446 1976 9067 31498 7347 13596 12727 84418 21461 3013 6242 53462 11174 655 12907 11420 5695 5047 12923 14518 8000 21028 5000 2680 15328 46446 1975 5924 400 222243 210344 301216 3106 72279 3321 10585 1600 19582 3812 6611 95401 81449 1749 13203 462411 9801 5491 771 1356 6030 43978 51179 14663 32053 998 77392 7032 11864 20498 18393 94850 86269 4221 34158 7864 16124 95487 105373 212880 53214 31886 37568 304 trib Owing Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans 379 276 830 1 7 262 204 18 41 21567 21867 5408 25317 29007 2624 190000 (C) allyeaston – Second (C) 331 289 880 4 1 239 129 14 132 15542 17266 3499 10616 9904 10049 1142 Antrim – FirstHigh Street Antrim (C) 415 740 324 445 910 1748 18 10 5 11 299 475 225 342 23 40 103 110 6885 31734 6991 33442 1750 6500 11306 35342 32505 74774 68970 2851 2351 7000 CrumlinDonegore – FirstDonegore – SecondDundrod 210 251 130 165 182 105 234 471 663 320 224 2 631 1 2 5 226 158 2 140 114 71 240 8 11 59 153 56 80 5 14 23813 20889 26976 22628 45 52 14406 6540 6600 22532 26847 27247 6050 6162 11301 9316 13134 8752 16425 8214 1425 1413 172250 5207 26464 5667 25862 1081 1158 326154 Ballyeaston – First (C) 358 307 940 5 9 287 194 20 82 15179 17444 3350 11454 22511 23242 1750 270000 Total £ 5581 4402 13816 97 87 4405 3049 294 1334 403157 466569 98874 117800 367208 366649 34059 1842597 Greystone Road, Antrim 3 1 2 7 8 9 6 4 5B THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (20) Templepatrick Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Con 20 Templepatrick 308 256 828 5 11 246 170 21 87 30172 31809 6780 11296 13897 12766 2012 10 Hydepark11 Lylehill12 Kilbride13 Killead14 Loanends15 Muckamore16 Randalstown – First17 168 Duneane18 Randalstown – Second19 106 O.C. Randalstown 154 136 503 197 180 170 248 100 367 111 380 154 422 177 159 200 205 1390 410 95 3 430 310 472 446 672 1 16 84 973 3 3 3 6 8 230 2 6 136 1 7 5 12 1 5 113 368 112 71 156 268 2 212 172 191 85 12 1 134 53 186 324 155 109 23 10 31 82 13 232 13 13 7 7 143 19887 33 29398 23294 62 48 18 72 35 11960 27 53 30878 22835 3406 32143 15712 12208 14658 15712 79 4 28061 6000 33623 21423 16291 2760 16339 28361 5750 7524 3600 25 3475 41186 3120 9772 7000 10460 10749 33616 7780 31331 10417 3600 34754 14370 10508 8257 9122 1237 12806 19080 3055 13845 1100 8148 8792 515500 18847 1450 2959 2313 85193 18847 1080 9185 303 35000 2180 1120 17754 4000 2361 140000 6736 97500 2111 7387 1300 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 305 Payments 57070 106236 21471 12026 7830 15607 163170 27236 17464 10050 20295 9515 28901 16220 90558 129682 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 126577 75101 181703 36369 9120 256177 558470 46969 14672 10300 458041 22703 22940 69751 39671 645376 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Ballyeaston – Second (C) Total £ 2485443 1479568 1033810 406576 221303 1828665 54829 4969924 81507 716711 268716 194160 2350646 250373 442414 1036523 2169144 5259545 Ballyeaston – First (C) 52369 79706 72485 13959 13286 22000 201436 25171 18505 9898 18066 5403 32815 90006 53941 199864 Greystone Road, Antrim (C) Antrim – FirstHigh Street Antrim (C) 87767 349913 82860 176493 20700 47580 22783 102778 12681 18672 1000 24690 1875 140024 370213 1875 18377 16377 98005 12072 18770 13083 47957 8183 41933 36895 66873 44125 29447 122804 373016 104987 347110 CrumlinDonegore – FirstDonegore – SecondDundrod 115605 46409 70150 61790 35253 9080 49448 39294 32596 27028 11904 6570 63772 18194 7922 5160 68214 156250 640 10991 6219 13756 1984 255000 297586 114821 26233 31199 59227 411733 12150 36528 7110 13901 196605 22616 37480 6257 5867 8385 13103 76497 16598 3760 8392 20666 6000 294851 16832 3345 42233 7046 275529 2226 48 26566 8798 59696 17300 170729 15000 39591 30350 404738 64130 4 1 2 6 7 8 9 5 3 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (20) Templepatrick Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance Receipts ances Scheme20 Templepatrick Etc 26752 99210 25800 Amt T/F Balance 9352 ture 10710 29466 174538 44309 17695 9793 52610 8469 21724 28795 17895 183395 10 Hydepark11 Lylehill12 Kilbride13 Killead14 Loanends15 Muckamore16 161884 Randalstown – First17 Duneane18 53371 Randalstown – Second 2479919 588573 39156 O.C. Randalstown 54067 11390 249388 28488 101966 312083 66542 40689 8251 112928 66425 46557 14499 70773 45242 56505 6014 147816 132083 45102 16275 5315 44812 8176 30787 100620 11799 48344 13506 13128 28670 9848 15259 5855 9301 27052 13113 2366 14359 2644 20767 871287 5008 51944 81000 4679 10725 52954 20987 38620 257203 121004 1207427 23000 208299 198862 57018 16094 60869 31197 185991 27254 90338 33202 33155 57845 48460 91695 9270 13332 6108 11727 17240 18941 19377 22209 5685 23422 12192 6200 48212 6665 8743 293705 7040 36899 720496 23262 9250 8565 16633 14120 15685 5772 3280 34856 16138 12288 4813 5500 4028 1561 5696 18980 36774 16550 23669 7339 23605 19573 13098 9817 3990 478880 16944 84500 10480 35324 2514 74874 7759 172360 181935 6494 26440 568320 10411 1347150 28521 127688 10736 377610 11388 10754 187918 193184 155200 3035 38600 4000 6108 15814 64093 27531 178403 80640 24726 54286 25290 70132 41121 74736 95386 306 ng Organisation Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans AlbanyBrighStewartstownBellaghyKnockloughrimCastlecaulfield *EglishCastledawson (C) 79Curran 28 70 (C) 103 98 120 75 27 55 95 202 93 118 208 197 82 83 300 198 295 363 67 2 506 78 2 1 63 5 225 1 4 1 179 2 90 52 61 1 108 155 216 1 64 105 35 41 1 55 90 106 7 42 125 2 1 3 7 5 54 40 14 65 13 32 53 46 46 9232 52 3692 2347 13928 60 3170 9694 13079 5 16419 25176 4725 2609 3814 9694 3000 6 24 27932 4500 1290 750 799 3300 9871 24 5005 10269 10507 10507 2300 1500 12064 8024 10095 4592 2754 5128 18947 9245 623 4670 2516 5558 19089 800 842 350 782 1069 40000 1141 1132 1014 712 13950 354 Total £ 4450 3817 11854 70 68 4968 3019 256 1443 386583 455595 110828 157 80607 271685 263650 25692 207859 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Clonaneese Upper11 Clonaneese Lower12 Coagh13 Ballygoney14 125 Saltersland15 Cookstown – First 3016 Cookstown – Molesworth17 118 Culnady18 302 (C) Swatragh 30 (C)19 (C) 359 31 Dungannon 36620 65 85 226 Maghera21 79 Magherafelt – First22 287 30 2 Magherafelt – Union Road 5923 754 80 Lecumpher 14524 (C) Moneymore – First 937 57525 162 96 143 313 225 Moneymore – Second 7 1626 2 119 Newmills Tyrone.27 388 139 Carland 250 283 728 135 117 Orritor 13 76 38429 2 1450 Claggan 27030 100 185 846 Pomeroy 119 113 14931 6 41 52 75 Sandholes 288 632 2 645 Tobermore 5 92 10 4 320 128 383 6 197 30 213 73 (C) 53 123 102 4 287 (C) 152 2 421 8 211 7 1 90 3 52 18 4 128 40 119 22 35 99 136 111 552 16851 1 319 18 140 3 79 81 116 20437 114 286 94 424 8 108 298 4 2 163 100 7 26981 30 94 7 261 288 5200 2 77 114 4186 399 32360 32662 392 24 2 8 23 4 10 75 16 21 149 16 99 33934 158 10560 4279 9 198 4 91 4656 1 1897 125 4974 5 69 9750 53 76 1800 4 15 120 86 4 58 5092 2132 2 5010 16842 29398 6 129 15470 1 227 60 18322 1825 7 12986 32614 1425 9 600 4 126 5 11414 26029 64 23100 16926 106 189 4460 198 138 6750 10891 2794 4500 13344 52 24595 36 14948 91 115 112 63 14961 3004 14814 6 10526 613 6150 8 1350 60267 10307 9933 18113 5 13540 3819 3238 60265 11452 14741 42 6 4325 9 48 66 4050 6192 2400 2209 19257 3796 2881 41 12626 4272 8954 15207 42 6 13475 18891 12626 2307 6345 15587 697 14304 10031 13158 9958 12783 14211 200 1950 2040 25 6414 747 19272 8213 13341 9484 102250 1750 14684 834 360 12177 967 1000 11749 3084 9291 8973 3850 157 22235 8329 2016 5000 1470 5000 8060 1655 9596 10804 2829 2422 11355 3996 1246 51659 14511 1102 1779 1628 923 12347 1312 398 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (21) Tyrone Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owi 33 Draperstown 38 37 74 2 1 71 31 5 8 3369 5182 2252 1691 1514 Note: The Letter “R” Denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 307 Payments 23919 63375 13130 21857 5940 104302 3274 25644 10173 4851 6789 16754 21355 3070 36311 88636 Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 101152 86606 24056 25170 8451 8289 152572 45598 15825 8855 29272 29428 17912 3376 103458 150266 Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total Total £ 1704760 1432172 535151 419159 315865 402620 97184 3104967 73044 675472 266604 138775 533276 321998 448918 392819 2056005 2777862 AlbanyBrighStewartstownBellaghyKnockloughrimCastlecaulfield *Eglish (C) 94091Castledawson 24341 54474 (C)Curran 23974 23582 33327 12078 21953 101672 27201 30149 2347 38600 4873 2685 25689 46611 8757 30270 4769 2106 5288 70637 70370 6429 33188 4174 6625 4871 5262 29787 29685 15598 1716 7932 6402 10300 27934 29601 4808 21800 4130 4481 7827 8620 4207 6870 45488 65247 103757 4860 64278 23928 141108 3500 51012 81897 12057 33000 36146 5443 7773 15614 22863 14915 6475 4600 49190 6234 46649 5361 15895 8138 6515 2143 1921 2936 2920 5814 84608 3904 1099 8683 55572 17351 4287 3055 3720 14364 2722 14550 2947 3989 16527 5757 3624 700 5754 1036 6216 10185 6293 7862 12878 19381 1457 3983 33740 10300 3720 2489 26800 7323 11393 186247 59775 1050 16173 104229 1550 5980 111166 40187 187 54140 29524 5840 5067 88939 45838 18745 17397 61630 7589 38501 637 3500 70535 16856 49025 45391 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 17 Culnady18 Swatragh19 Dungannon20 Maghera21 Magherafelt – First (C) 259890 19136 24672 1733 131600 46439 85491 18296 25333 7106 16854 47294 46211 83340 3277 64309 7107 27627 17181 2580 5883 2802 30323 15522 6588 13569 16733 254057 103983 18368 202977 236759 21793 40645 73202 44026 18621 19551 17240 13750 34355 49254 9065 22761 13465 35046 7183 7952 9003 45880 6038 50734 1622 4749 30225 24182 7994 10542 294095 565 41386 12241 233421 2107 30408 16193 411 10391 193816 113802 2850 58004 204088 3109 32785 59553 4775 16509 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND PresbyterySer No. (21) Tyrone Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Receipts Balance16 ances Cookstown – Molesworth Scheme22 Magherafelt – Union Road Etc Amt T/F Balance33 Draperstown ture 38677 11626 1824 1054 20063 34567 7817 1956 1246 7221 855 4656 32000 17493 55751 10 Clonaneese Upper11 Clonaneese Lower12 Coagh13 Ballygoney 5304614 Saltersland 2642615 52356 Cookstown – First 10907 22187 (C) (C) (C) 8637 7987 12624 24647 19983 54247 109870 2022 20334 9274 5665 29215 44565 1072 9706 2413 8099 38109 6119 1888 500 6636 20232 6245 1747 19550 7079 92832 23138 232326 23651 42404 15322 7709 51029 9805 76065 2431 18931 4244 1038 10749 6791 9912 3102 9448 26198 228 5358 5448 2212 5799 33664 1220 11339 2715 1033 3150 28433 6774 10845 4662 33691 882 500 24578 4087 2814 1005 84690 227731 29664 11709 8812 61188 3338 19900 19 54 29772 11683 63135 37279 11626 42141 23 Lecumpher24 Moneymore – First25 Moneymore – Second26 Newmills Tyrone.27 40804 Carland 5334428 Orritor29 34312 27845 39530 Claggan 11284030 Pomeroy 4134631 7467 8400 37776 Sandholes32 Tobermore 25022 16455 54242 (C) (C) 8143 8333 16134 19690 10177 70399 47322 15000 45802 15126 11144 5509 34364 98037 123060 20417 19949 40000 2800 12430 50704 43558 25246 32508 14372 8819 7468 21534 18748 95519 656 2518 11667 8210 120020 73200 3666 53238 9203 2505 3953 13281 113339 6105 2920 27750 8270 21888 26230 15745 186199 16190 7799 5790 66189 21593 6165 6994 100267 83413 8697 3252 87257 4913 57181 19807 4355 98943 8090 8614 9304 864 10495 19976 1548 19141 18534 6602 5882 18737 992 7569 7709 5303 16580 24147 8344 23983 2887 7091 8091 17591 55891 3974 7397 23461 12110 4481 11719 92972 2080 1363 4000 27371 9744 8291 11718 47921 43001 3952 142614 2666 2040 15363 167092 43201 4567 2109 94041 8868 59087 8054 9259 10973 111848 28504 7569 1788 6016 148981 81268 126186 17199 74346 55320 55264 90007 19248 46266 308 Organisation 518918 1403665 271417 68344 253800 Contribs Persons Lords Commun One Ruling Sun Sch Mins Total All Exps. Retired Org. Org. PWA Loans Families WFO/Stip All Age Baptisms Table Roll Commun Elders & Bib Cls Stipend Income Exps. Funds Mins Income Expnd Contrib Owing € Overall Total £ 109485 88181 261736 1744 1931 110239 68726 6957 27945 7503980 8992642 2020148 1459 1990405 Note: The Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in Republic of Ireland. 01 Ards02 Armagh03 Ballymena04 Belfast North05 Belfast South06 Belfast East07 Carrickfergus08 Coleraine09 12114 Derry And Strabane 4638 9289 785909 Derry And Strabane 417610 9125 R Donegal 3960 7602 584411 10061 Down 3564 7060 308112 26322 11880 22732 434 Dromore 1648813 7874 Dublin And Munster 2966 5684 787414 5569 R 178 Foyle 2147015 406 81 95 R 89 17705 Iveagh 909616 2115 4474 Monaghan 4816 147 1211 1458 137 Monaghan 126 125 116 1328117 116 1385 Newry 6617 9265 1259 5455 6324 39 150 Newry 5486 7511 19 424618 4591 108 Omagh 8919 5976 3987 89 4691 5089 R Route 3422 7868 3509 545820 3190 4741 3557 Templepatrick 19 4286 61 13578 15314 1062 6938 86 662 2302 5398 9 56 299 562 394 3329 2894 1008 R 3702 3014 7734 107 2513 986 88 58 3061 385 774 1585 2425 1501 9496 11460 31 770305 386 9 112 658 5581 4068 369119 2860 668207 438732 2386 2805 240 2703 1862 916890 99 664 68 3342 445650 1558 748783 537769 4446 70 612459 207707 84 4402 29 85 364232 50 1711 2528 1045 356 8475 422793 170185 114410 5083 35 97374 4547 699633 1913 450028 13816 289924 3615 495647 115 7502 1474 154386 261 171 96 225 100088 3490 371624 2786 111368 48 10454 25 43 162 460892 6965 61231 97 86726 179411 4244 100897 551854 753 74 373 169929 312 1833 6 122894 663242 509 56 85733 443176 60 3265 110815 249429 2763 532605 87 1515 163186 729027 21997 100014 370721 348637 1399 108114 1350 720879 57 106345 3247 538831 490938 504554 115 249181 214 300 369096 3 359302 176749 31340 143158 31135 267 4405 4907 329088 56076 63238 562382 21 475775 4804 1116261 158436 117 2203 404266 164279 57466 16696 858820 5995 319336 1058 39949 33482 177122 124644 180 1351 3049 342520 39890 198500 7000 93407 12978 2842 192572 182524 27752 171340 1551835 380 393777 149 17 299200 3328 48277 381 270746 59683 294 294787 104425 460988 88 3556 22220 44001 189 63635 14398 1164 56921 280 269788 116289 833299 1334 10456 2 285026 150506 72140 3874 1015 2376 46296 403157 60590 1196 9 359532 411202 368 609 250896 68997 11400 1384 466569 349438 345066 17671 394399 117628 84012 2 356870 53062 16517 149334 329122 437036 28 98874 195383 23396 34600 302087 77467 103647 20222 174052 8750 199000 33998 269174 3819 378335 23200 36321 29795 40923 58029 117800 231100 780 11583 203160 100511 2500 123545 367208 195535 138415 1000 216788 366649 5466 141582 38904 206449 34059 19268 1842597 31000 29754 771219 32000 1226 1152 135 265 135 2000 135 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery 21 Tyrone 4450 3817 11854 70 68 4968 3019 256 1443 386583 455595 110828 157 80607 271685 263650 25692 207859 309 6 545 9362 7866 21389 9362883 37131626 65751818 Payments Credit Sources for for Other Inv Beq Debit Income Debit Allow- Assess. Appeal Schemes Expense Inv Int Credit Expendi- 4734797 2766837 1990321 555980 1306142 760761 560956 7380041 99596 1288805 524646 222301 2735207 551997 1150025 970835 5132382 7443816 Balance Property Others Sources Amt T/F Balance Balance ances Scheme Etc Amt T/F Balance ture Opening Spec. Recevd. Recevd. Recvd. Loans, Closing Total Opening Salary & Assem. United Property Supp General Loans Closing Total € Overall Total £ 32227897 29271179 17276601 7184136 5543537 11515332 4807198 70790787 3942438 15024118 5087231 3144014 19142600 4916159 9074814 01 Ards02 Armagh03 Ballymena04 Belfast North05 Belfast South06 Belfast East 1865908 2820262 3378028 1727560 1620934 3066630 2777180 2051906 1769646 1464618 1399207 1405457 1392197 1494199 2260870 359718 668012 926845 327812 423568 2936522 1318216 229951 489092 779908 245136 264625 1936702 1166445 831962 405132 339942 355000 679431 365678 435266 64194 666051 42726 7559643 4080353 7055835 787452 4307038 69106 369718 1148101 192384 27589 2971137 1720448 43736 6239830 734125 1370452 495795 52014 972010 507434 273578 440152 1568613 338716 702421 295126 151076 289213 2049223 423462 253439 209602 2110000 887720 423036 296675 124949 516455 769346 256396 2346126 844030 992214 268879 882628 468426 540615 687112 1267365 209300 581909 3131260 782470 860005 3341312 6558358 477744 928688 2635352 7129156 593866 2260919 3553791 181055 2512005 3772669 2099012 662 2941123 07 Carrickfergus08 Coleraine09 Derry And Strabane09 Derry And Strabane10 R 1272407 Donegal 144216411 931194 Down 1667731 94076612 Dromore 22076413 838117 1337407 580890 Dublin And Munster14 1698316 248944 390251 R 172222 Foyle 108322815 1586679 R Iveagh 229003 52826 21440116 1193114 1299632 421015 Monaghan 17266616 277440 671160 506104 90664 309104 Monaghan17 540752 1239891 1483826 225237 Newry 984728 215058 81432517 21570 3297768 1352493 1859108 2185720 Newry18 161776 888736 1306412 179539 640843 513668 Omagh 20225419 4325988 162449 312763 1105126 379939 R Route 870609 38689420 1466696 507865 10510 290820 879250 Templepatrick 268141 449761 777481 248275 1344436 279900 335325 198288 3222293 1127088 909462 537218 1199469 634768 690972 76396 2758 199889 147951 101311 R 1750768 249853 318383 240854 260309 2248253 46256 169727 678340 263674 144560 1085465 4414207 551579 2485443 171150 121181 193110 740696 253650 3242946 327 1694261 36338 218375 414239 196016 1479568 38063 94031 831037 152923 356438 184498 104145 342109 877904 228549 1130104 1033810 489553 293394 765819 110594 338382 279421 156287 1189872 377 960012 902904 99009 162599 87152 9691 406576 24738 198900 262086 247688 326410 514240 3353762 767905 1279603 39508 1995975 1704275 313991 34799 207312 221303 128965 60924 149480 1363243 432 293556 5139 878770 1208464 176110 221720 272518 1828665 191236 269012 2198279 23206 211 36619 210274 512233 1649650 676898 222775 593582 11370 510849 17002 302453 2184148 251210 554375 54829 3902464 353591 128531 247358 535794 4969924 267109 198292 238022 63340 502896 180492 39777 250971 33698 2000 146063 383508 1991088 519491 130015 2559585 467073 397914 81507 100881 734046 2938067 32 87086 583310 1194649 295018 178231 1403572 716711 203767 47451 29219 443000 4513286 1590631 185558 2077853 21999 107388 268716 369060 424298 3057706 99800 627239 469832 695496 530093 194160 113355 172392 66263 290584 232239 3894 264201 2350646 870466 221837 200009 104860 2170137 167885 128289 250373 272835 2573220 1692221 151450 671827 597859 442414 1396998 100095 895879 144203 114265 1036523 2029619 1209632 326227 2169144 10674 1877551 343491 1000 5259 231955 631837 8026 2188642 1333460 1397 2075762 2675219 3568 301 19936 3895 18377 407 1209 146347 64476 10090 4314 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Receipts 21 TyroneNote: Letter “R” denotes a Congregation in The Republic of Ireland. 1704760 1432172 535151 419159 315865 402620 97184 3104967 73044 675472 266604 138775 533276 321998 448918 392819 2056005 2777862 310 311

INDEX TO MINUTES AND DIRECTORY

2007 Addresses of:- FINANCE AND PERSONNEL Ministers ...... 127 BOARD ...... 85, 253 Committee Members...... 256 Forum on Europe ...... 73 Annual Meeting, 2008 ...... 105 Appointment of Moderator ...... 65 GENERAL BOARD .43, 73, 91, 102, 239 Appointments to Commissions...... 65 Global Concerns ...... 51 Appointments to Trustees ...... 65 Gospel in Conflict...... 73 Appraisals ...... 89 Guidelines for new manses...... 28 Assembly Officers ...... 224 Assembly Venue ...... 25 Home Mission Congregations ...... 193 Attendance, Roll of...... 2 Home Mission Personnel...... 231 Hymnal Committee...... 90 Assessments to:- Church House ...... 86 Irish Mission Workers ...... 232 C.M.F...... 86 Incidental Fund ...... 86 JUDICIAL COMMISSION...... 101, 241 R.M.F., W.M.F...... 86 M.P.S.F...... 86 Licentiates, List of ...... 188 M.P.D.F...... 86 Memorial Record ...... 48 Bequests, form of...... 106 Memorial Roll...... 1 Boards and Committees...... 238 Memorials:- Board Contacts...... 225 Bloomfield Kirk Session...... 73 BUSINESS BOARD ...... 22, 104, 242 Dublin and Munster Presbytery...... 35 Grange Kirk Session ...... 33 Candidates accepted...... 84 Lucan Kirk Session...... 33 Chaplains to:- Ministers, Index of...... 194 Hospitals ...... 227 Ministers transferring...... 187 Prisons...... 229 Ministers without charge ...... 186 Universities ...... 229 MISSION IN IRELAND, BOARD .30, 246 CHRISTIAN TRAINING BOARD.....252 Missionaries, Home ...... 231 Church and Society...... 49, 66 Missionaries, Overseas ...... 230 Church House, Future of...... 67 MISSION OVERSEAS, BOARD .75, 244 Church Relations...... 74 Moderators, Former ...... 124 Code Changes ...... 107 Moderators, Record since 1840 ...... 234 COMMUNICATIONS BOARD ...27, 243 Conciliation...... 65 Nightlight ...... 31 Congregations, index of...... 190 Corresponding Members received...... 26 Organisations approved ...... 193

Darfur Appeal ...... 75 Overtures:- Deaconesses ...... 231 19(1), 19(2), 29(1)(b), 43(1), Delegations ...... 106 59(2)(c) ...... 99 Diary and Appointments...... 125 63...... 100 Directory ...... 123 65(1), 66(1), 66(2), 67(1), 67(4), Doctrine...... 65 79(b), 79(c), 79(d)...... 99 85(1)...... 100 Ecclesiastical Changes (Summary)...... 106 86-92, 93(1), 94-96, 97(h)(3), EDUCATION BOARD ...... 102, 251 105(c), 106(a), 106(b), 109...... 99 312

126(5), 127, 129...... 100 Priorities...... 65 134(1), 137...... 99 Professor of New Testament, 142(1), 142(2), 145(3), 165(5), Appointment ...... 43 172(3), 195(8), 198(5), 207(1), Professors, list of ...... 224 207(2)...... 100 214-218 ...... 94 Race Relations ...... 73 225, 228(2), 229(1)(b), 229(2), Recognised Ministries...... 65 239(2), 253(1)(b), 254(4), Recognised Qualifications ...... 223 258(d)(iii), 259, 260, 260(f), Recognised Universities and Colleges.222 261(1), 261(1)(f), 262, 264, 265, Residential Centres ...... 68 267(1), 268(4)(a) 269(1), 269(3), Restorative Justice ...... 51 269(4), 269(5), 269(6), 270(3)(a), Retirement, Rev Prof JC McCullough...83 272, 272(1), 274(8)(b)(i), 275(5)(c), 275(5)(d), 275(12), 280 ...... 100 Sexual Orientation ...... 37 280(5)...... 35 Sexual Orientation Regulations ...... 66 281(3)(a), 281(3)(b) ...... 100 SOCIAL WITNESS BOARD ...... 37, 248 281(4)...... 36 Special Assembly Conference ...... 90, 255 283, 283(2)(a) ...... 100 Statistics ...... 265 283(3)...... 36 STUDIES AND CHRISTIAN 284...... 100 TRAINING BOARD...... 69, 82, 91 285...... 36 Synod Reports...... 26 285(1)...... 99 301(3), 302(3)(c), 306(3)...... 100 TRUSTEES...... 41, 233 308(5)...... 30 Trustee Appointment ...... 41 309(5)...... 100 TRUSTS, COMMISSION ON ...... 42, 253

Pastoral Care ...... 69 UNION COMMISSION...... 71, 241 Pensions Review ...... 85 UNITED APPEAL BOARD ...... 88, 254 Presbyterian Historical Society...... 28 Presbyterian Mutual Society...... 31 Youth Assembly ...... 26 Presbyterian Women’s Association...... 29 YOUTH & CHILDREN’S MINISTRY Parish Bounds ...... 68 BOARD ...... 80, 249 Presbytery Bounds ...... 64, 68 Presbytery, List of Ministers and Congregations ...... 127