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MINUTES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

AND STATISTICS

OF THE Presbyterian Church in

BELFAST, 2018 CONTENTS

MINUTES OF ASSEMBLY, JUNE, 2018 Monday ...... 1 Tuesday...... 21 Wednesday...... 37 Thursday...... 47 Friday...... 53 Changes in the Code...... 61

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STATISTICS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery and Congregational Statistics...... 73 Ecclesiastical Changes...... 119 Form of Bequest...... 119 Index of Minutes and Statistics...... 121

Registered Charity in (NIC104483) Registered Charity in Republic of Ireland (20015695) MINUTES , 2018 1

MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE General Assembly OF THE Presbyterian Church in Ireland Held at Belfast, June, 2018

FIRST SESSION

Monday, 4th June, 2018 7.00 pm

Within the Assembly Hall

The Right Rev Dr JNI McNeely, Moderator of the General Assembly, welcomed, on behalf of the Assembly, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Belfast, representatives of sister Churches, and of educational and community organisations, and other special guests present. The Moderator led in public worship, expressing thanks for the help he had received during his year in office. After delivering an address he constituted the Assembly with prayer. The Rev Trevor D Gribben, Clerk of Assembly, announced that the names of 571 ministers being ex officio members and 412 commissioned elders, had been entered on the Roll of the Assembly, together with 41 Assembly Elders, Conveners and nominees of the General Assembly Nominations Committee. In addition 334 people in various categories, not members of the court, have been 2 MINUTES invited to sit and deliberate, including 18 from other Churches. The following Ministers and Ruling Elders were present at the Annual Meeting:-

BELFAST ASSEMBLY

1. ARDS PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. W.P. Addley...... Theological Professor W.T. Cordner ...... First Bangor Dr. D.J. Watts...... Clerk of Assembly Dr. D.R. Purce...... R.J. Montgomery...... Trinity, Bangor T.W.D. Johnston...... G. Rutherford...... Hamilton Rd., Bangor Dr. R.A. Patton...... A. Vance...... Ballygilbert S.A. Little...... Shore Street, C.W. Megaw...... Mrs. E.J. Mann...... Helen’s Bay ...... C. Graham...... First ...... R. McCormick...... Greenwell St., Newtownards Dr. C.J.C. McMullen...... Mrs. J. Richardson...... West Church, Bangor D. Stanfield...... +S. Dalzell...... First Bangor Associate W.G. Cameron...... Glastry -do-...... Kirkcubbin J.M. Wade...... M. Stanfield...... Mrs. W. Sloan...... First Bangor J.H. Flaherty...... Mrs. A. Crowther...... and Ballycopeland P.T. Dalzell...... Groomsport Dr. S.I. Dennis...... P.C. Lyle...... S. Stevenson...... Ballyholme G. Aitcheson...... Kilcooley, Bangor R.J. Stevenson...... J. Brown...... and Ballyfrenis M. Henderson...... Chaplain to the Forces G.J. Kennedy...... B. Houston...... Ballygrainey C.I. Dickson...... Missionary ...... I. MacDonald...... Regent St., Newtownards J.M. Browne...... J. Gibson...... First Donaghadee M.R. Catney...... Second Newtownards L. Wilson...... T. Shaw...... Ballycrochan G. McConville Chaplain to the Forces T.J. McConaghie...... Mrs. E. Savage...... N.D.H. Stewart...... R. Walker...... A.J. Galbraith...... +Ms. V. Scott...... West Church, Bangor Associate A. Ditty...... D. McCracken...... Scrabo G.J. Simpson...... M.A. Johnston...... A. Briggs...... St. Andrew’s, Bangor J.P. McWatters...... S. Boyle...... Strean, Newtownards R.S. Hamilton...... B. Turtle...... Movilla

+ = Elders appointed by Presbytery * - Representative Elders from another Congregation BELFAST, 2018 3 S.W. Orr...... D. Carson...... Trinity, Bangor A. Gill...... +Mrs. E. Warden...... Moderator’s Assistant ...... Mrs. A. Rankin...... Ballyblack

2. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. J. Thompson...... The Mall, Armagh T.A. Moore...... Hill Street, J. Gordon...... Second ; Drumhillery D.R. Byers...... Cladymore; Tassagh Dr. J.S. Carson...... +G.G. Kennedy ...... Theological Principal A.D. Davidson...... First Armagh C.U.R. Bradley...... Mrs. R. McCall...... Armagh Road, R.L. Brown...... G.F. Carson...... First Portadown R.I.A. Allely...... Craigavon; Vinecash E.P. Gamble...... N. Barbour...... The Mall, Armagh D.J. Hutchinson...... Moy; Benburb N.J. McCullough...... K. Belshaw...... Hill Street, Lurgan S.D. Finlay...... Druminnis -do-...... Redrock D.S. Henry...... First Lurgan P.L. McKelvey...... J. MacQueen...... -do-...... J. Strain...... I. Thompson...... D. McCrea...... Lislooney -do-...... B. Foster...... Knappagh Dr. M. McClenahan...... Theological Lecturer L.W. Webster...... A. Ince...... Craigavon S.M. Hamilton...... W. Porter...... Cladymore -do-...... Tassagh Dr. M.C. Cowan...... Theological Lecturer P.W.A. McClelland...... Ahorey -do-...... J. Mason...... Clare G.R. Mullan...... D. Riddell...... Moy -do-...... Miss J. Allen...... Benburb ...... T. Graham...... Vinecash ...... H. Mitchell...... Drumhillery ...... B. Hanna...... ...... L. Hadden...... Caledon

3. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. R.E.H. Uprichard...... Trinity, Dr. J.M. Finlay...... Harryville, Ballymena D. Knowles...... Grange with Craigmore J.J. Andrews...... J. Lamont...... W.F. Dickey...... First A.A.P. Baxter...... First B. McManus...... Cloughwater 4 MINUTES J.G. Johnston...... and -do-...... Newtowncrommelin A.L. Kirk...... First Ahoghill J.A. Beattie...... I. Logan...... Second Broughshane ...... Mrs. A. Erwin...... West Church, Ballymena W.B. Boyd...... Kells -do-...... J. Todd...... Eskylane Dr. D.A. Murphy...... E. Douglas...... Cuningham Memorial W. Sinclair...... D. Hanna...... First Ballymena N.A.L. Cameron...... T. McIlroy...... High Kirk, Ballymena N.G. McDowell...... Chaplain to Forces J.D. McGaughey...... +S. Warwick...... Cuningham Memorial Assoc. M.J.R. Neilly...... First Ahoghill A.M. Bates...... G. Marshall...... Wellington, Ballymena P.D. Thompson...... A. Greer...... Connor W.J.A. Moody...... W. Thompson...... Brookside, Ahoghill D.B. McCorriston...... T. Kerr...... Ballyloughan M.D. McNeely...... Ballykeel T.P. McCullough...... E. McCallum...... Third Portglenone R.S. Agnew...... A. McRobert...... First Broughshane W.E. Chestnutt...... Harryville, Ballymena D.C. Millar...... D. Montgomery...... Grange with Craigmore N.G. Mulholland...... Glenwherry B.A. Smyth...... J. Wright...... Trinity, Ahoghill M.J.O. Currie...... Churchtown R.J. Watt...... Killymurris J.T. Blue...... S. McMaster...... D.A. McMillan...... S.D. Kennedy...... W. Smyth...... A.J. McCracken...... Cloughwater ...... A. Davison...... Cairnalbana

4. NORTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

J.S. Dallas...... R. Allen...... Dr. J. Dunlop...... Rosemary Dr. J.P. Taylor...... Theological Professor T.V. Patterson...... Immanuel J.N. Seawright...... Abbey, Monkstown R.S. Hetherington...... Director of Min. Studies G.F. McKeown...... Rathcoole J.R. Dickinson...... R. Hill T.C. Morrison...... Miss N. Morrison...... Eglinton D.W. Brice...... Dr. T.N. Hamilton...... Ballysillan I.K. McDonald...... New Mossley Dr. S.E. Hughes...... Whitehouse P.G. McCrea...... Rosemary R.N. Agnew...... West Kirk BELFAST, 2018 5 B. McMillen...... W. McCreedy...... Ballygomartin D.H. Thompson...... CCLW Secretary ...... G. McCrory...... Seaview A.W. Carson...... Ms. A. Greer...... Abbey, Monkstown ...... E. Beck...... Immanuel C.A. Meban...... Chaplain U.U. J’stown & Belfast A.V. Stewart...... R. McChesney...... Whiteabbey Dr. W.J.M. Parker...... W. Greer...... Sinclair Seamen’s N.S.R. Lockhart...... M. Lutton...... Ballyhenry D.J. McIlwaine...... J. Lynass...... Newington D. Clawson...... R.A. Thompson...... West Kirk R.E. McCormick...... B. Officer...... Ballysillan I. Cahoon...... T. Wilson...... Alexandra C.N. Lynn...... D. Keaveney...... Rathcoole ...... F. Ashe...... Crumlin Road ...... Mrs. C. Dalzell...... Woodvale ...... A. McBride...... Whitehouse ...... G. Weatherall...... Abbot’s Cross

5. SOUTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. J.C. McCullough...... Theological Professor Dr. K.N.E. Newell...... Fitzroy Avenue J.A. Braithwaite...... Dr. D.J. McKelvey...... Fisherwick W.J. Orr...... ...... +B Henderson...... Restoration Ministries M.S. Gault...... Ms. J. Glenn...... Cooke Centenary A.R. Bill...... J. Bell...... Road J.T. Lamb...... Miss E. McClean...... Townsend Street B.R. Hughes...... +Miss M. Cromie...... Chaplain City Hospital J.H. Wilson...... Chaplain R.V.H. Dr. W.G. Campbell...... +D. McCleery...... Theological Professor ...... Miss J.P. Gamble...... Fitzroy Avenue R.W. Love...... +B. Milligan...... (Ch. Ext.) J.R. Burnett...... Lowe Memorial (Finaghy) A.E. Tolland...... B. Compston...... Newtownbreda B.J. McCroskery...... Mrs. A. Scott...... McCracken Memorial M.R.J. Anderson...... Mrs. L. Little...... Fisherwick W. Harkness...... W. Elliott...... Gt. Victoria Street G. Fowles...... Kilmakee (Seymour Hill) I. Steen...... M. Taj...... Windsor K.H. Viner...... Malone C. Heron...... Dunmurry D.J. Gray...... +C. Graham...... QUB, SUC, UTC Chaplain ...... D. McCarthy...... Richview ...... B. Dunwoody ...... Belvoir 6 MINUTES 6. EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

R.D. Drysdale...... Belmont Dr. S.J. Campbell...... Cooke Centenary Dr. J.R. Savage...... Stormont Dr. I.A. McKay...... Dundonald Dr. H.A. Dunlop...... Knock W. McKeown...... Ravenhill J. Scott...... Missionary T.J. Stothers...... +M. Hampton...... Deputy Clerk of Assembly G. Moffett...... Tullycarnet H.R. Quinn...... Missionary Dr. A. Gibson...... +S. Miskelly...... Theological Professor Dr. J.N.I. McNeely...... Ms. A. White...... First R.D. Maxwell...... A. Kilpatrick...... St. Andrew’s M.E. Taylor...... Chaplain Marie Curie Dr. F.P. Sellar...... P. Gregg ...... Bloomfield W.S. Marrs...... +P. Gilpin...... C.G.M. Secretary A.C. Rankin...... Mrs. L. Cardy...... Stormont J.H. McIntyre...... M.R. Burnside...... Castlereagh S.P. Moore...... Mrs. R. Toland...... Gilnahirk D.T. Moore...... Ms. L. Gould...... Knock R.J. Beggs...... B. Erskine...... McQuiston Memorial W.M. Brown...... T. McCullough...... Granshaw J.R. Lambe...... Mrs. M. Grayson...... Mountpottinger D. Rankin...... Strand W.A. McCully...... I. Stevenson...... Dundonald M. Gibson...... Westbourne Dr. C. Burcombe...... Mersey Street ...... Mrs. L. Skinner...... Kirkpatrick Memorial ...... Mrs. L. Moore...... Tullycarnet N.D. Craig...... Mrs. J. Wilson...... Belmont R.S.J. McIlhatton...... Ms. P. Cummings...... Christ Church, Dundonald J.W. Frazer...... Garnerville G.J. Ball...... +T. Busby...... Orangefield Assoc. S.D. Currie...... +P. Brown...... Knock Assoc. J.M. Warburton...... J. Black...... High Street, Holywood S.J. Lowry...... Moderator’s Asst...... T.D. Mahood...... Cregagh ...... J. Dowd...... Orangefield

7. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

D. Armstrong...... R. Vallely...... R.J.A. Bell...... T.D. Gribben...... +N. Carmichael...... Clerk of Assembly Dr. C.D. McClure...... Mrs. B. Moore...... First BELFAST, 2018 7 T.R. Graham...... Joymount G.A.J. Farquhar...... M. Farquhar...... ...... I. Thompson...... Gardenmore R.I. Carton...... Whitehead Dr. C.A. Grant...... R. Leeman...... First Carrickfergus ...... A.D. Murray...... J.E. McDowell...... Ballylinney H.M. Rendell...... Chaplain to Forces T.N. Bingham...... -do-...... Raloo P.A. Bovill...... R. Nelson...... First -do-...... Second Islandmagee F.M.A. Forbes...... D. Holden...... Cairncastle D.R. Cromie...... Mrs. G. Douglas...... Greenisland B.S. Preston...... B. Clenaghan ...... Craigy Hill D.J. Kelly...... Loughmorne -do-...... T. Weatherup...... Woodburn

8. COLERAINE AND LIMAVADY PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

R.J. Wilson...... Portstewart Dr. W.W. Porter...... Moneydig Dr. J. Frazer...... Ballywillan J. Clarke...... Balteagh; Bovevagh Dr. D. Clarke...... Terrace Row, Coleraine N. Ward...... Banagher T.S. Lindsay...... First Garvagh J.A. McCaughan...... P. Kirk...... First Dunboe ...... B. Irwin...... First Kilrea J.A. Kirkpatrick...... R. Kelly...... W. Campbell...... Main St., Garvagh -do-...... Killaig R.S. McMullan...... A. Cochrane...... New Row, Coleraine Dr. C. Glass...... Dungiven -do-...... Largy Dr. M. Goudy...... Macosquin Dr T.D. Allen...... +S. Kelly...... Dean of Min. Studies and Dev. A.W.T. Brown...... T. Moore...... Terrace Row, Coleraine J.A. Noble...... Balteagh; Bovevagh Dr. S.D.H. Williamson...... I. Elliott...... Ballywillan T.J. Laverty...... Portstewart S. Stewart...... A. Doherty...... Castlerock S.A. McCracken...... J. Jameson...... Drumachose -do-...... Mrs. A. Wilson...... Derramore J.G. Jones...... I. Martin...... Second Limavady -do-...... Myroe R.D. Gregg...... J. Nevin...... Burnside D.H. Brown...... Hazelbank M.E. Donald...... S. McKee...... First Garvagh A. McConnell...... O. Murphy...... First Limavady -do-...... Magilligan T.A.S. Graham...... D. Hood...... Banagher 8 MINUTES G.I. Linton...... Chaplain to the Forces S.A. Morrow...... Moneydig R.J. Collins...... J. Campbell...... Ballywatt P.A. Kerr...... G. McIntyre...... Ballyrashane ...... J.A. Cassells...... First Coleraine ...... P. Kydd...... Balteagh ...... J.S. Dale...... Bovevagh ...... J. Gilmore...... Boveedy

9. DERRY & DONEGAL PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

S.J. Gray...... Faughanvale; Gortnessy Dr. J. Fell...... Ebrington; Inch D. Hillen...... Magheramason G.P. Young...... Moville; Greenbank Dr. R.L. Craig...... R. Smith...... Kilfennan Dr. D. Latimer...... J. Reid...... First Derry and Claremont -do-...... Monreagh Dr. B. Brown...... Raphoe and Ballindrait Dr. T.R. Buick...... Carlisle Road -do-...... Crossroads W.A. Watson...... Mrs. J. Buchanan...... Carrigart -do-...... Dunfanaghy J.L. Blair...... R. Graham...... Faughanvale A.J.A. Rosborough...... K. McLean...... Ballyarnett -do-...... S. Smith...... Knowhead C.M. Wilson...... Ballylennon -do-...... J. Moody...... St. Johnston S.J. Richmond...... B. Wray...... Donegal -do-...... Stranorlar P.E. Linkens...... D. Faulkner ...... Ebrington K.A. Jones...... J.J. McCarter...... Waterside -do-...... M. Ferguson...... Fahan ...... A. Murray...... Ramelton ...... N. Rogers...... Kilmacrennan D.M. Shaw...... W. Watson...... Strabane -do-...... C. Campbell...... Sion M.F. Russell...... Ms. A. Miller...... Leckpatrick -do-...... Donagheady C. McKibbin...... Donoughmore -do-...... Carnone -do-...... Convoy -do-...... Alt ...... N. Stewart...... Carndonagh ...... Mrs. B. Smyth...... Malin ...... C. Armstrong...... Greenbank ...... J. McNeely...... Moville K.H. Hibbert...... S. Galbraith...... Cumber -do-...... J.A.C. McFarland...... Upper Cumber G. Orr...... Mrs. C. Kincaid...... Magheramason J.S. McCrea...... D. Gamble...... Donemana BELFAST, 2018 9 S.J. Moore...... Fannet -do-...... Milford -do-...... Rathmullan ...... D. Glenn...... Glendermott

10. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

D.S. McIlwrath...... First Dr. G. Connor...... Second Saintfield R.McM. Mackay...... M. Bates...... Second A.S. Smyth...... B.A. Small...... W. Jackson...... Raffrey Dr. A.F. Nel...... D.M. Spratt...... J. Kirk...... Kilmore R.J. Hyndman...... C. Foreman...... Trinity, Boardmills J.J. Currie...... D. Connolly...... First Saintfield D.J. Hyndman...... Spa -do-...... Magherahamlet R.I. Abraham...... Lissara M.M. Stewart...... Clough; W.H. Higgins...... First Killyleagh -do-...... Second Killyleagh D.F. Leal...... T. Morrow...... First Ballynahinch G.R. Connor...... First Comber O. Patterson...... B. Redhead...... -do-...... A.R. Adger...... Clough -do-...... D. Croskery...... Seaforde ...... D. Milligan......

11. DROMORE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. D.M. Scott...... St. Columba’s, Dr. S. Hutchinson...... Clerk of Assembly Dr. W.T.J. Richardson...... D.B. Knox...... Harmony Hill, Lambeg G.B.S. Gibson...... Railway St. Lisburn J. Brackenridge...... P. Reid...... First Lisburn D.J. Bruce...... C.M.I. Secretary D.H. Gilpin...... Moira ...... H. Gamble...... First Dromore J.G. Trueman...... Road, Dromore Dr. W.J.A. Sleith...... D. McClelland...... Hillsborough R.A. McLernon...... G. Ballantyne...... G.R. Stockdale...... Prison Chaplain W.J. Henry...... A. Gibson...... Maze R.A. Liddle...... R. Hassard...... Legacurry R.D. Cameron...... St. Columba’s, Lisburn 10 MINUTES A.J. Thompson...... Dr. P. Henderson...... Elmwood ...... W. Anderson...... Magheragall M.N. Davidson...... I. Barron...... Railway Street, Lisburn K.W.J. Hanna...... Second Dr. S.P. Swinn...... Chaplain to Forces P. Jamieson...... Hillhall G. McFadden...... Drumlough -do-...... Mrs. L. Bartholomew...... Anahilt L.A. Patterson...... Cargycreevy -do-...... L. Dawson...... Loughaghery A. Faulkner...... J. McDowell...... Sloan Street, Lisburn ...... M. Hobson...... Harmony Hill, Lambeg ...... W.J. Clinghan...... First Dromara

12. & MUNSTER PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

C. McCurdy...... Drogheda and Ervey R. Cobain...... Galway and Ballinasloe G.D. Campbell...... St. Andrew’s, Blackrock; Bray Dr. T.W.J. Morrow...... Lucan J.G. Faris...... Trinity, ; Aghada P.P. Campbell...... Christ Church, Rathgar Dr. K.P. Meyer...... S. Smyrl...... Christ Church, Sandymount C.M. Hunter...... Christ Church, Rathgar S.W. Rea...... J. Ellis...... Carlow -do-...... Athy Dr. K.D. McCrory...... Maynooth Dr. S. Mawhinney...... Miss. A. Patton...... Adelaide Road A.J. Boal...... Abbey, Dublin D. Reyes-Martin...... T. Dowling...... Kilkenny L. Kennedy-Ritchie...... Clontarf and Scots W.J. Hayes...... Mountmellick -do-...... Tullamore C.W.P. Kennedy...... Dun Laoghaire A.J. Dunlop...... Mrs. M. McKenna...... Howth and Malahide W. Montgomery...... Fermoy R.H. Houston...... Lucan H.M. Freeburn...... Galway M. Proctor...... Naas G. McDowell...... Greystones D.P Burke...... Drogheda ...... J. Jeffrey...... Aghada ...... W. van den Hemel...... Mullingar ...... A. White...... St. Andrew’s, Blackrock BELFAST, 2018 11 13. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

A. Clarke...... Glascar; Donaghmore Dr. S.A. Matthews...... Bannside W.H. Sanderson...... Ballydown; Dr. I.J. Patterson...... Newcastle C.G. Harris...... D. Hayes...... Street, Banbridge W.L. Orr...... Glascar; Donaghmore M.G. McClelland...... R.A. Moffett...... I. Williams...... Donacloney G.E. Best...... Newmills P.A. McBride...... F. Cairns...... -do-...... Scarva Dr. M.C.A. Gray...... Ms. S. McCahon...... Bannside W.B. Martin...... -do-...... Anaghlone K. Nelson...... -do-...... Leitrim R. McKibbin...... Glascar -do-...... Donaghmore ...... R. White...... Ballydown S. Burke...... E. Moorhead...... Second and Third S.W. Hibbert...... F. Whale...... -do-...... W. Allen...... Gilford T.T. Boyd...... First Rathfriland T.A. Conway...... C. Brown...... Clonduff -do-...... Hilltown N.J. Kane...... R.W. Jamison...... A.M. Boreland...... A. Truesdale...... Newcastle R.J. Edgar...... D. Peters...... Ballyroney -do-...... D. Bingham...... Drumlee P.G. Cleland...... A. Chestnutt...... Drumgooland -do-...... M. Cowan...... Kilkinamurry M.T.W. McMaw...... Tandragee

14. MONAGHAN PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

D. Nesbitt...... First Ballybay; Second ...... Ballybay; Rockcorry; ...... Drumkeen Dr. R.B. Savage...... Kells; Ervey S.G. Anketell...... First Bailieborough; ...... Corraneary; Trinity, ...... Bailieborough N.S. Millen...... Dundalk and Castlebellingham; ...... Carlingford G.J. Mackarel...... Drumkeeran -do-...... Killeshandra -do-...... Cavan 12 MINUTES -do-...... Bellasis ...... T. McBirney...... Frankford M. Deatherage...... Ballina -do-...... Killala -do-...... Ballymote D.T.R. Edwards...... J. Stewart...... Drum -do-...... A. Adams...... Cootehill -do-...... Kilmount S. McNie...... P. Prior...... Ballyalbany -do-...... Glennan Dr. G.W. Clinton...... First Ballybay -do-...... Second Ballybay -do-...... A. McAdoo...... Drumkeen -do-...... L. Forster...... Rockcorry D.J. Clarke...... W. Thorpe...... Sligo ...... J. Stewart...... First Bailieborough ...... L. McKeague...... Trinity, Bailieborough ...... A. Hunter...... Corraneary ...... R. McConkey...... Newbliss

15. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

D.C. Scott...... Cremore; Tyrone’s Ditches Dr. D.J. McGaughey...... D.J. Temple...... ; S.A. Finlay...... Dr. M.A. Barry...... First Newry ...... W. Grills...... Mourne S.S. Johnston...... G. McCullough...... R.K. Graham...... M. McBride...... Clarkesbridge and First ...... -do-...... Garmany’s Grove -do-...... McKelvey’s Grove J.K.A. McIntyre...... D. Kennedy...... ...... Dr. H. McDowell...... Downshire Road, Newry N.J.E. Reid...... S. Greer...... Tullyallen -do-...... Mrs. S. Porter ...... M.B. Wilson...... Cremore -do-...... B. Reaney...... -do-...... N. Martin...... Fourtowns ...... Mrs. D. Henderson-Temple... Rostrevor ...... S. Bond...... First Newry ...... J. Copeland...... Second Newtownhamilton ...... C. Feely...... Creggan ...... J. Hanna...... Annalong ...... G. Moffett...... First Drumbanagher; Jerrettspass ...... R. Hamilton...... Kingsmills ...... J. Hamilton...... First, Second BELFAST, 2018 13 16. OMAGH PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

R.S.K. Neill...... First Castlederg; Killeter Dr. J.W. Lockington...... Clogherney J.T. Williamson...... Urney; Sion R. Herron...... Trinity, Omagh -do-...... R. Smyth...... Gillygooley Dr. W.D. Cupples...... Ms. D. Stevenson...... Enniskillen R.B. Thompson...... Badoney -do-...... Corrick -do-...... Glenelly C.F.D. Clements...... A. Fletcher...... Second Castlederg -do-...... N. McMullan...... Urney I. McClean...... Ballygawley; Ballyreagh J.H. Hanson...... Dromore -do-...... Drumquin D.W. Reid...... B. Wallace...... Ardstraw -do-...... Douglas R.G. McElnea...... Newtownstewart -do-...... Gortin C.H. Deering...... W. Liggett...... Fintona -do-...... Ballynahatty and Creevan R.N. Orr...... J. Young...... First Castlederg -do-...... R. McKelvey...... Killeter N.R.A. Cooper...... Ballygawley -do-...... T. McDaniel...... Ballyreagh P.J. Nelson...... W. Swann...... First Omagh J. Cowan...... I. Sampson...... Mountjoy -do-...... Drumlegagh R.S.G. Beacom...... Lisbellaw -do-...... Lisnaskea -do-...... Maguiresbridge -do-...... Miss I. Anderson...... Newtownbutler N.L. Smyth...... W. Kerr...... Sixmilecross -do-...... Miss R. Kerr...... Clogherney L.M. Keys...... Seskinore -do-...... Edenderry ...... F. McKee...... Irvinestown ...... D. Boyd...... Clogher ...... R. Mulligan...... Glenhoy ...... C. Givan...... Aughnacloy ...... Dr. C. McKibbin...... Cavanaleck 14 MINUTES 17. ROUTE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

Dr. A.W.G. Brown...... Ballycastle Dr. J.A. Thompson...... Dr. D.I.J. McNie...... Trinity, M. Barr...... Ballyweaney N. McClean...... First Kilraughts D. Bannerman...... Toberkeigh S.T. Carson...... Dunluce K.D.W. Crowe...... J. Chestnutt...... Bushvale H.S.W. Cubitt...... St. James’s, Ballymoney Dr. N. Cubitt...... Miss C. Anderson...... R.M. Murray...... R. Henry...... Drumreagh -do-...... Dromore R.W. Gaston...... Mrs. M. Campbell...... Finvoy K. Henderson...... P. Sayers...... Ballyweaney Dr. M. Jones...... Roseyards D.J. Irvine...... S. Currie...... Trinity, Ballymoney P. Turton...... Armoy -do-...... Ramoan J.P. Stanbridge...... D. Loughrey...... Ballycastle -do-...... Croaghmore R.M. Moody...... Garryduff -do-...... H. Gerrow...... P. Douglas...... Toberkeigh A. Buick...... I. McLean...... Dunluce G.J. MacLean...... Mrs. T. Peden...... First Ballymoney S.W. Moore...... Dervock ...... J. McBride...... Mosside

18. PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

W.D. Weir...... ; Loanends Dr. J.H. MacConnell...... First Dr. S.J. Dixon...... First Antrim W.J. Sleith...... High Street, Antrim Dr. W.D. Patton...... O.C. B. Kennaway...... Crumlin T. Pollock...... First Randalstown, Duneane G. Moore...... Kilbride ...... +J. McClurg...... Theological Professor J. Holmes...... First Randalstown; Duneane D.J. Paul...... D.S. Lewis...... Crumlin W.J. Murdock...... W.L. Mackey...... Killead -do-...... Loanends P.E. Dickinson...... B. Hill...... Muckamore S. Simpson...... First ...... Dr. R. McMillen...... Second Ballyeaston J.P. Moxen...... Greystone Road, Antrim BELFAST, 2018 15 ...... S. McCrea...... First Ballyeaston S.J. Lockington...... H. Matchett...... First Antrim D.J. Steele...... C.K. McDowell...... R. Campbell...... High Street, Antrim R.C. Kerr...... Templepatrick J.E. Sloan...... P. Patton...... Randalstown O.C. K. Campbell...... Ms. A. Bowden...... Kilbride J. Boyd...... Mrs. L. Alexander...... Hyde Park -do-...... I. Liddle...... Lylehill A.W. Moore...... Second Randalstown D.T. McNeill...... G. Patton...... First Randalstown -do-...... Duneane ...... A.J. Lawther...... Second Donegore

19. TYRONE PRESBYTERY

Ministers Ruling Elders Congregations

I.F. Smith...... Orritor and Claggan Dr. J.I. Thompson...... First Cookstown J.W. Fleck...... Upper; Lower Clonaneese T.J. Conway...... M. McNicholl...... Culnady -do-...... Swatragh A.S. Thompson...... Dungannon T.W.A. Greer...... G. Black...... Molesworth, Cookstown Dr. K.O. Patterson...... Castledawson; Curran Dr. J.A. Curry...... W.H.J. Todd...... First Magherafelt ...... N. Bruce...... Bellaghy Dr. G.W.D. Stewart...... G. Burns...... Maghera S.J.M. Lindsay...... S. Watt...... Pomeroy -do-...... L. McIvor...... Sandholes D.S. Brownlow...... L. Simpson...... Newmills -do-...... Carland J.D. Montgomery...... J. Davison...... First Moneymore -do-...... I. McCullough...... Second Moneymore J.M. Gracey...... Mrs. A. Allingham...... Coagh -do-...... Ballygoney -do-...... Mrs. F. Cousley...... Saltersland D.W. Leach...... Union Road, Magherafelt -do-...... W. Badger...... Lecumpher ...... I. Duff...... Upper Clonaneese J.B. Mullan...... N. McMullan...... Castledawson -do-...... R. Boyce...... Curran ...... S. Black...... Orritor ...... S. Crooks...... Claggan M.W. Dodds...... R. Moore...... Castlecaulfield -do-...... G. McMinn...... Eglish W.A. Dickey...... I. Millar...... First Stewartstown -do-...... Brigh -do-...... Albany ...... O. Gibson...... Tobermore 16 MINUTES TRUSTEES NOMINATIONS – CODE PAR. 97(h)(iv) D. Crowe

CLERK OF PRESBYTERY – CODE PAR. 97(h)(iii) S. Ferguson T. Long

ELDERS OF ASSEMBLY – CODE PAR. 97(i) A.J. Rankin

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY – CODE PAR. 127(2)(a) Mrs. K. Courtenay Mrs. D. Lecky G. Loughlin P. Mateer

CONVENERS AND SECRETARIES WHO ARE ELDERS - – CODE PAR. 97(h)(i)(ii) J. Hunter A. Brown Dr M.E.J. Bennett L. Conway Dr. P. Marshall T.J. Livingstone B.J. Walker

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE NOMINEES – CODE PAR. 97(j) Mrs. M. Crawford E. Davidson J. Hayes B. Knox Miss. E. McConnell G. Nesbitt Mrs. I. McAuley Mrs. L. Wray O. McAuley C. Cavan E. Jardine D. Thomson K. Shilliday

RETIRED MISSIONARIES WHO ARE ELDERS – CODE PAR. 97(c) Miss L. Wasson

MISSIONARIES AT HOME WHO ARE NOT ELDERS Mrs. M. Dickson

CONVENERS AND SECRETARIES WHO ARE NOT ELDERS – CODE PAR. 97 (h)(i)(ii) C. Knox

MINISTERS EMERITI (RELEASED) – CODE PAR. 98 D. Johnston J.M. Cathcart R.J.G. Gray D. McConaghy D.C. Porter BELFAST, 2018 17 MINISTERS WITHOUT CHARGE – CODE PAR. 98 Dr. L.H. Eagleson W.I. Ferris R.J. Gilkinson J.A. Gordon S. Newell J.A. Peacock A.S. Thompson B.A.H. Wilson

MINISTERS WITHOUT CHARGE (RETIRED) – CODE PAR. 98 J.S.B. Drennan C.I. McKnight

DEACONESSES Miss E. Drysdale Miss R. Irvine Miss R. Spiers Miss E. Whyte

RETIRED DEACONESSES AND WOMEN WORKERS Miss J. Clegg Mrs. S. McCullough Miss S. Swindle

LICENTIATES SERVING ASSISTANTSHIPS UNDER CODE PAR. 219(A) R.S. Aicken A. Alves-Areias M.D. Boyd W.J.C. Brogan A.D. Burke D.P. Curran A.J. Downey S.N. Hawthorne S.P. Kennedy J.S Maguire A. Marsh J.A. Martin M.A. McCormick J.D. McKane A.S. McQuade J.C. Newell J.J. O’Donnell R.A. Orr P.L. Poots J.T.H. Porter Mrs. J. Smith R.R. Tregaskis Dr. S.A Wright

MINISTERS TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER CHURCH G.M. Andrich A. Gilicze

OTHERS S. Gowdy

SPUD DELEGATES N. Wallace

METHODIST CHURCH (ALTERNATING MINISTRY SCHEME) J. Hong 18 MINUTES PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN

ARDS PRESBYTERY Mrs. E. Cobain EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY Mrs. L. Stothers Mrs. P. Simons Mrs. E. Craig CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY Mrs. C. Bell COLERAINE AND LIMAVADY PRESBYTERY Miss. H. Lowry Mrs. V. Millar DERRY AND DONEGAL PRESBYTERY Mrs. S. Galbraith Mrs. K. Craig Miss A. Moody DOWN PRESBYTERY Miss Z. McAllister Mrs. A. Gilmore DUBLIN AND MUNSTER PRESBYTERY Mrs. C. Poynton IVEAGH PRESBYTERY Mrs. M. Nelson OMAGH PRESBYTERY Mrs. Y. Mulligan ROUTE PRESBYTERY Mrs. M. McClean Mrs. J. Buick TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY Mrs. J. Duncan

PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH

BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY C. Elliot EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY R. Bailie Mrs. L. Hutcheson-Magee T. Vaughan CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY M. Robinson DOWN PRESBYTERY M. Jackson NEWRY PRESBYTERY Miss C. McBride BELFAST, 2018 19 ADDITIONAL PERSON

ARDS PRESBYTERY J. Neilly...... Hamilton Road, Bangor P. Magill...... Scrabo R. Gamble...... Trinity, Bangor D. McMullen...... West Church, Bangor ARMAGH PRESBYTERY O. Wilson...... Hill Street S. McMenemy...... First Portadown K. Boyce...... Tartaraghan J.T. Graham...... Vinecash BALLYMENA PRESBYTERY C. White...... High Kirk NORTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY A. Abdy...... Whiteabbey SOUTH BELFAST PRESBYTERY Ms. N. Hanna...... Malone Mrs. B. Dillon...... McCracken Memorial EAST BELFAST PRESBYTERY Ms. R. Jackson...... Belmont M. Stoneman...... Christ Church, Dundonald Miss L. Fincham...... Cregagh Miss H. Cooke...... Gilnahirk A. Kelly...... Granshaw Ms. C. McGarrell...... St. Andrew’s Ms. S. McLachlan...... Stormont CARRICKFERGUS PRESBYTERY N. Hull...... Craigy Hill COLERAINE AND LIMAVADY PRESBYTERY M. Drennan...... Ballywillan Ms. N. Knight...... Moneydig C. Cunningham...... Terrace Row, Coleraine DERRY AND DONEGAL PRESBYTERY T. Smyth...... Donemana A. Harvey...... Ebrington DOWN PRESBYTERY T. Moore...... First Saintfield D. Small...... Raffrey E. Hanna...... Trinity, Boardmills DROMORE PRESBTERY D. Ballantyne...... Drumbo Dr. B. McKinstry...... Hillhall Miss M. Dickison...... Legacurry A. Martin...... Sloan Street, Lisburn 20 MINUTES DUBLIN AND MUNSTER PRESBYTERY B. Booysen...... Howth and Malahide IVEAGH PRESBYTERY Ms. A. McNaugher...... Bannside D. Hanna...... Drumgooland T. McClure...... Newcastle A. Groves...... Ballyroney MONAGHAN PRESBYTERY D. Conway...... Cavan NEWRY PRESBYTERY Ms. H. Kennedy...... Bessbrook G. McBride...... Clarkesbridge Ms. H. Wilson...... Cremore Miss H. Henning...... Kingsmills J. Bingham...... Markethill OMAGH PRESBYTERY M. Reid...... Ardstraw R. Watt...... Clogher Ms. C. Boyle...... First Omagh ROUTE PRESBYTERY Ms. E. Lowry...... Ballyweaney Ms. G. Lee...... First Ballymoney TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY D. Gleghorne...... High Street, Antrim Mrs. J. Wilson...... Killead Miss. C. Craig...... Kilbride TYRONE PRESBYTERY R. Brown...... First Magherafelt BELFAST, 2018 21 The Moderator 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 Charles John Carson McMullen 9 nominations The Rev William Brian Boyd 6 nominations The Rev William John Henry 4 nominations On the motion of the Rev WB Boyd, seconded by the Rev WJ Henry, the Rev Dr CJC McMullen was unanimously called to the Chair, welcomed by the retiring Moderator and commended to God in prayer. The Right Rev Dr CJC McMullen addressed the House. The sederunt came to a close at 8.37pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. ______

SECOND SESSION

Tuesday, 5th June, 2018 10.30am

The Assembly convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Initial Report of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUSINESS BUSINESS COMMITTEE) (Reports pp5-15) along with resolutions 1-6 (Reports p143) COMMITTEE was submitted by the Very Rev Dr RA Patton, together with the following Supplementary Report: At the request of the Moderator’s Advisory Committee, the General Assembly Business Committee agreed to include two additional resolutions to be considered at the end of its Initial Report on Tuesday morning. The context in which these resolutions are tabled for consideration by the Assembly can be found in part of the supplementary report of the Moderator’s Advisory Committee, see S13-S15 of these Supplementary Reports.

Additional Resolutions 5.(a) That for the 2018 General Assembly, any individual who has had a matter decided by the Judicial Commission on behalf of the Assembly may not address the Assembly on that or any related matter; and that where an individual is asked to give an undertaking to abide by this decision of the Assembly, and refuses to do so, that individual will either not be issued with a Voting Card or have their Voting Card withdrawn. 22 MINUTES 5.(b) That the Judicial Commission considers the matter for subsequent General Assemblies and report, with appropriate overture(s) if necessary, to the 2019 General Assembly. TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Church of Ireland Synod (2018)

The Very Rev Dr Frank Sellar reports:

148th General Synod meeting in Armagh (10th – 12th May 2018) 1. Attending the opening Eucharist on Ascension Day, it was a joy to appreciate the light streaming through the great East Window in Armagh Cathedral bringing to life the depictions of the ascended and reigning Lord. This and the fine sermon by The Rt Rev John McDowell, Bishop of Clogher speaking about the giving of gifts by Jesus to the Church, was like a metaphor for this year’s Synod. 2. Mrs Sadie Somerville (elder from 1st Armagh) and I attended on behalf of PCI and while much of the business seems routine; dull even, like looking at a stained glass window from the outside of an ecclesiastical building in, once inside and looking out, with the benefit of the light of Christ shining through, even the routine becomes brighter. 3. Sir Paul Girvan used this analogy when commending a new beautifully produced Commentary on the Constitution of the Church of Ireland: the laws of the church, a product of disestablishment. 4. Key decisions this year included a Bill uniting in principle, the dioceses of Limerick and Killaloe with Tuam, Killala and Achonry and the introduction of a Bill which seeks to establish a proportional and representative formula for the allocation of seats in the House of Representatives and General Synod reducing its number from a current 648 to 531. 5. Following a debate on same sex marriage last year, this Synod the House of Bishops announced that there is little appetite in the church to redefine marriage and so the marriage service remains unchanged and marriage may be solemnized only between and man and a woman. 6. A new Order of Service for morning and evening prayer has been produced by the Liturgical Advisory Committee and leave was given for a Bill to be approved next year for a liturgy to be used in situations of Miscarriage, Stillbirth and Neonatal deaths. 7. A very warm welcome was given by Synod to Dr Eamon Martin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh who along with Dr Richard Clarke launched a pilot project designating the two Armagh cathedrals places of safety for people affected by domestic violence, which it was hoped other parishes might take up. 8. A highlight for me was the very stimulating presentation on Third Level Chaplaincy shared by Rev Barry Forde from Belfast and Rev Rob Jones from Dublin. Leading teams in both locations a fine and imaginative work is being done among ‘the lost generation’ of students. BELFAST, 2018 23 9. It was a privilege to bring greetings to the Synod from our General Assembly and a delight to renew friendships with past acquaintances and present friends and to sense the light of the presence of the ascended and reigning Lord among His people in the Church of Ireland. 10. General Synod 2019 will take place in Millennium Forum in Derry/ Londonderry, from 16th-18th May and 2020 in Croke Park Events Centre from 7th-9th May. TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the very Rev Dr RA Patton, seconded by the Rev AJ Thompson and agreed: 1. That the Draft Order of Business for the 2018 General Assembly be Resolutions approved. 2. That the ‘Guide to Assembly Procedure’ (yellow pages) be approved with the appropriate General Assembly Standing Orders suspended, when necessary, to facilitate alternative presentations etc. 3. That at the 2018 General Assembly, permission be granted, where appropriate, to consolidate resolutions relating to Overtures; and that if a written request from ten or more members of Assembly is lodged with the Clerk before the time scheduled for debate on the consolidated resolution(s) relating to Overtures, then the item(s) specified in the written request will be removed from the consolidated resolution(s) and considered as separate resolution(s). 4. That a grant of £20,000 be made from the Incidental Fund to the Arrangements Panel of the General Assembly Business Committee. 5. That the Right Rev Dr Charles McMullen and his wife be appointed to attend the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Wales in July 2018. 6. That for the 2018 General Assembly, any individual who has had a matter decided by the Judicial Commission on behalf of the Assembly may not address the Assembly on that or any related matter; and that where an individual is asked to give an undertaking to abide by this decision of the Assembly, and refuses to do so, that individual will either not be issued with a Voting Card or have their Voting Card withdrawn. 7. That the Judicial Commission considers the matter for subsequent General Assemblies and report, with appropriate overture(s) if necessary, to the 2019 General Assembly. 8. That the Initial Report of the General Assembly Business Committee be received.

The REPORTS OF PRESBYTERIES (Reports pp161-170) was submitted Reports of by the Rev TD Gribben, together with the following Supplementary Report: Presbyteries 24 MINUTES ADDENDUM TO THE REPORT OF THE PRESBYTERY OF NORTH BELFAST (pages 162-163) The Presbytery of North Belfast further report that under their care are, as Ministers without Charge, the Revs CI McKnight (retired), Samuel Newell, WA Shaw and WM Smyth (retired). TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Reports of Presbyteries be received.

Miss Leah McKibben, Projects Manager of the Bible Society in Northern Ireland, addressed the House and presented the Moderator with a Bible.

RECEPTION OF CORRESPONDING MEMBERS AND DELEGATES

Supplementary Report:

Delete Rt Rev Dr John McDowell – Church of Ireland Rev Joseph Kasaab - National Evangelical Synod of Syria & Lebanon Sheena Bell - Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Add Ven Paul Dundas, Archdeacon of Dalriada – Church of Ireland Brid Coady-Weekes – Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Corresponding The Corresponding Members were received from the Church of Scotland. Members These were the Rt Rev Susan Brown, the Rev Dr John McPake, and the Rev Dr George Whyte. The Moderator welcomed the Corresponding Members. The Rt Rev Susan Brown replied and conveyed greetings. The Moderator welcomed the Rev Kevin Watson of the United Reformed Church; and the Rev Brian H Jones of the Presbyterian Church of Wales. The Rev Kevin Watson replied and conveyed greetings. The Moderator welcomed the Ven Paul Dundas and Mrs Margaret Fullerton, delegates from the Church of Ireland; the Rev Aian Ferguson and Mrs Lynda Neilands, delegates from the Methodist Church in Ireland; and the Rev Brian Anderson of the Irish Council of Churches. The Rev Brian Anderson replied and conveyed greetings. BELFAST, 2018 25 The Moderator welcomed other delegates from: CCAP, Synod of Livingstonia: the Rev John Gondwe – CCAP, Synod of Zambia: the Rev Sevatt Kabaghe – Presbyterian Church of East Africa: the Rev Alfred Mugendi Kanga – Presbyterian Church of South Sudan: the Rev Peter Gai Lual Marrow – Church of North India, Gujarat Diocese: the Rev Manojkumar Victorbhai Gohil – The Rev John Gondwe replied and conveyed greetings.

Intermission

TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Members of Assembly were joined by others to participate in the Sacrament Lord’s Supper of the Lord’s Supper, conducted by the Moderator. During worship the Memorial Memorial Roll Roll of Ministers deceased was submitted by the Very Rev Dr WD Patton, and the Assembly paid their customary tribute. The sederunt came to a close at 1.00pm, the Moderator leading the house in saying ‘The Grace’. ______

THIRD SESSION

Tuesday, 5th June, 2018 2.00pm

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TRUSTEES IN IRELAND (Reports pp171-176) was submitted by the Rev WJ Orr, OBE.

Moved by the Rev WJ Orr, OBE, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben and agreed: 1. That in accordance with the Will of the late John Getty the following Resolutions be constituted as the Committee for the “direction and management of the application” of the income from the Getty Bequest: Very Revs Dr David Clarke, Dr Samuel Hutchinson; Revs Dr DJ Watts, TD Gribben; Sir Bruce Robinson, Messrs Norman Bennett, Douglas Crowe, Mrs M Guiler.

Consolidated Resolution 2(a). That the recommendation regarding the Mrs AM Davidson Trust be adopted. 26 MINUTES 2(b). That the recommendation regarding the Sir Wm V McCleery Trust be adopted. 2(c). That the recommendation regarding the Miss Irene Scott Trust be adopted. 2(d). That the recommendation regarding the Miss Ida Mary McGeown Trust be adopted. 2(e). That the recommendation regarding the Victor Morrow Trust be adopted. 2(f). That the Report of the Trustees be received.

GENERAL Section 1 of the Report of the GENERAL COUNCIL (Reports pp1-4, 15- COUNCIL 67) along with resolutions 7-15 (Reports pp143-144) was submitted by the Very SECTION 1 Rev Dr RL Craig, together with the following Supplementary Reports:

(A) SUPPORT SERVICES COMMITTEE

Correction to Finance Panel Report 1. Delete the current paragraph 3 on page 16 and substitute with: 3. The Committee gave consideration to a report from the Panel on the pros and cons of a change in the Church’s financial year end from 31st December to 31st August – the latter to coincide with the end of the ‘church year’. Given the considerable disruption that would result from a change, the Committee agreed with the Panel’s advice that a review should be undertaken into the implications of retaining the existing year end but revising the timetables for the preparation of end year accounts and statistical returns in the light of necessary approval requirements and the filing of accounts with the Charity Commission. However, the Committee endorsed the conclusion of the Panel that a new deadline should be set for the annual statistical return (and in effect for CCNI accounts) of 30th April, with the annual return being split into a statistical part and a financial part. The statistical part would be completed in line with the present arrangements i.e. submitted to Presbytery by February/March and then reported through the current structure to the General Assembly. The financial part would come before a May meeting of Presbytery and then summaries would be presented to a new General Council meeting in June. The Minutes and Statistics Book would include the present summary tables, graphs and individual congregational details. These new arrangements should be implemented for the financial year ended 31st December 2018. Collated information on the statistical returns was not available to the Panel at its 29th March meeting, due to delays in filing reports on the part of some Presbyteries. They were presented directly to the General Council at its meeting on 10th April and summaries are included in Appendices 4 and 5. BELFAST, 2018 27 Retirements 2. Since the last meeting of the Support Services Committee an application for leave to retire under the provisions of the Par 223(3) of the Code has been received from the Route Presbytery in relation to Rev N McClean (First Kilraughts). Mr McClean is seeking permission to retire on or after his 64th birthday. The terms of retirement will reflect the appropriate pension scheme early retirement factors. An amended resolution 9, standardising the wording relating to another retirement which is included in the Reports, is also appended.

Presbyterian Church in Ireland Pension Scheme (2009) 3. At the time of writing the Trustees of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Pension Scheme (2009) have just received the initial results of Actuarial Valuation of the Scheme, as at 31st December 2017. There is a statutory requirement for all pension schemes to have such a valuation every three years and the results of the valuation indicates the level of funding that is required for the pension scheme over the next number of years. 4. The Support Services Committee acts as ‘the employer’ for matters relating to the PCI Pension Scheme (2009). Meetings will be held over the next number of months to consider the results of the actuarial valuation and the response that is necessary, especially with regard to funding levels. As appropriate action will be required prior to the meeting of the 2019 General Assembly (the statutory deadline for response is 31st March 2019) it is proposed that the General Council be authorised to take necessary decisions, in particular with regard to funding levels. An appropriate resolution is appended. 5. The Clerk of Assembly has requested that the Pension Trustees and Actuary seek to ensure that the next set of statutory actuarial valuation results (as at 31st December 2020) are available at an earlier date, thereby enabling the General Assembly itself to make any necessary decisions relating to those results in 2021.

Additional Resolution 7(a). That the General Assembly authorise the General Council to take all appropriate decisions necessitated by the current actuarial valuation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Pension Scheme (2009).

Amended Resolution 9. That under the provision of Code Par 223(3), the Rev RJA Bell (Ballyclare) be granted permission to retire on or after his 64th birthday.

Additional Resolution 9(a). That under the provision of Code Par 223(3), the Rev Noel McClean (First Kilraughts) be granted permission to retire on or after his 64th birthday. TREVOR D GRIBBEN 28 MINUTES (B) Guysmere Task Group

Amendment to Resolution 12 (page 144) 12. That the General Assembly grant the Presbytery of Coleraine and Limavady permission to commission a Feasibility Study of the redevelopment of Guysmere as a world class centre for mission and ministry (incorporating a community hub and commercial facilities) and ask the Presbytery to present the results of that study to the March 2019 meeting of the General Council, for comment and transmission to the 2019 General Assembly, to enable a decision to be made regarding the sale, or otherwise, of the Guysmere site. JAMES A McCAUGHAN

(C) Memorial Record The Rev William Harold Gray, BA, BD, Minister Emeritus (Released) Harmony Hill, Lambeg, died on 18th April 2018, in the ninety-second year of his age and the sixty-second year of his ministry. He was born at Belfast on 1st July 1926, the only child of William Gray, a joiner and builder, and his wife Florence, née Hanson. The family worshipped in St Enoch’s congregation, Carlisle Circus, where his father was an elder and his mother a stalwart of the Women’s Missionary Association (WMA). As a teenager he made a conscious commitment to Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. He served as Boys’ Brigade Captain and as Sunday School Superintendent, both then very large organisations, enabling him to hone his leadership skills. Mr Gray trained as a teacher at Stranmillis College and the Queen’s University, graduating BA in 1948. He returned to the Boys’ Model where he taught for four years from 1948 to 1952. During this time his sense of a strong calling to the ordained ministry grew, and, on being accepted for training, he attended the Assembly’s College, 1952 to 1953, New College, Edinburgh, 1953 to 1954, and returned to Belfast to complete his training 1954 to 1955. From 1954 to 1956 he served as Assistant in Great Victoria Street congregation with the Minister, the Rev J R Boyd, who later became Professor of Practical Theology in the Assembly’s College. The Presbytery of Tyrone ordained and installed him in the congregation of Newmills, near Dungannon, on 17th October 1956. A few years later Newmillls was joined with Carland and Mr Gray was installed there on 1st June 1960. He married Jean Kelly, who was also brought up in St Enoch’s, on 6th July 1955, and together they served Christ and His Church with enthusiasm and dedication over the years. They had three children, Peter, David, and Catherine. After thirteen years of steady ministry Mr Gray moved to the large congregation of Woodvale, Belfast, with eleven hundred families, where he was installed by the Presbytery of North Belfast on 10th September 1969. He and his family arrived there just as the ‘Troubles’ broke out severely impacting the local area and residents. Soldiers were a common sight on the streets, barricades were thrown up, communities bitterly divided, gun battles and bombs frequent. Homes and businesses were destroyed and church property damaged. The church halls were opened to all comers as a place of shelter and Mr Gray worked tirelessly to help those most affected by the turmoil and to create friendly relationships across the sectarian divide. In 1976 he moved to the congregation of Harmony Hill, BELFAST, 2018 29 Lambeg, and was installed there by the Presbytery of Dromore on 23rd January 1976. This was a young congregation which began as an outreach ministry of First Lisburn at Lambeg and was erected a congregation in its own right in February 1968 with Rev D.H.A. Watson as Minister. By the nineteen-seventies it was a thriving congregation with a large number of young families who settled in the new builds in the surrounding area. Mr Gray excelled as a pastor who loved his people and ministered to their needs in all the varied circumstances of life. He was assiduous in his pulpit preparation and delivery of the Good News of the Gospel. In the wider community he became a member of Wallace High School Board of Governors, then Chairman for some years and also a trustee. His experience of, and interest in, education, was utilised as a member of the South Eastern Education and Library Board, of which he became Chairman. His interest in the welfare of young people involved him in the structures of the central Church as Director of the Youth Education Committee, in which capacity he attended the World Council of Christian Education in Jamaica and in Lima, Peru. He served as Convener of the National and International Problems Committee, 1987 to 1993, and was also a member of the Board of Publications and Aids to Worship, and the Historical Society Committee. He was Moderator of the Synod of Antrim and Down in 1989. Mr Gray retired on 31st October 1991 and he and Mrs Gray enjoyed many happy years together until Mrs Gray’s death on 17th October 2015. We share with Mr Gray’s family in their loss as we give thanks to God for the good and faithful service of our brother.

The Rev James Stanley McIvor, BA, BD, Ph.D, Professor Emeritus (Released) the Union Theological College, Belfast, died on 23rd May 2018, in the ninetieth year of his age and the sixty-fourth year of his ministry. He was born on 26th November 1928 at Derryalskea, County Tyrone, an only son and third of four children, to James McIvor, Farmer, Soldier and Civil Servant, and his wife, Florence, née Clayton. The family worshipped then in the congregation of Castlecaulfield where he learned to love the Saviour who first loved him and gave Himself for him. He attended Kilnaslee National School and then the Royal School, Dungannon. A good scholar with a taste for study, he went to the Magee University College, Londonderry, and Trinity College, Dublin, graduating BA in 1949. With a growing sense of call he went on to New College, Edinburgh, from which he graduated BD in 1952. His academic ability won him a scholarship enabling him to study Linguistics at Tubingen University, Germany, also taking the opportunity to learn German which would facilitate his Biblical studies. On his return home, he attended the Assembly’s College, Belfast, 1953 to 1954, to complete his qualifying course of study for the Church. Professor McIvor served an assistantship in the large and busy congregation of Great Victoria Street, Belfast, where the Rev James R Boyd was Minister. He became convinced of a call from God to Army Chaplaincy, and was licensed and ordained, or, in Forces terms, commissioned, on 4th June 1954, by the Presbytery of Tyrone in Dungannon congregation to which his family had moved some years previously. It was during this time that he met and married Ruth Patricia Greer on 21st January 1956 and over the next number of years they were blessed with the birth of four children. Army life took them on tours of duty around the world, and, 30 MINUTES at one period, Professor McIvor served as Deputy Warden at the Royal Army’s Department Depot, Bagshot Park, Surrey, where his work as Assistant Trainer of new Chaplains was greatly valued and respected. He and his family returned to Northern Ireland in 1964 to Londonderry on his appointment as Principal of Magee Theological College, and Professor of Hebrew, New Testament Interpretation and Biblical Literature. During the ensuing years he studied for a Ph.D. which he was awarded in 1977 from the University of Edinburgh. When Magee became part of the University of Ulster in 1978, the Faculty was amalgamated with the Assembly’s College and took the name Union College, it is believed at the suggestion of Professor McIvor, and he and R F G Holmes moved to Belfast where they took up professorships in Hebrew and Church History respectively. Professor McIvor acted as Secretary to Union College Faculty for sixteen years writing meticulous minutes of the meetings. His particular academic interest was in Aramaic and he contributed to volume nineteen of The Aramaic Bible, writing on ‘The Targum of Chronicles: Translated with Introduction, Apparatus and Notes’ (Liturgical Press, 1994). During his thirty years of lecturing several hundreds of theological students came under his influence and owe to him a great debt for his part in equipping them for the ordained ministry. As someone who exercised good self-discipline he expected the same attitude in his students and would brook neither carelessness nor indolence. Yet, he recognised that not every student was a natural Hebraist and he sought to give as much help and encouragement as he could. Even so, it was a daunting experience to sit in his lectures during translation work and suddenly to hear your name called with the command, ‘Parse!’ Professor McIvor retired on 30th September 1994, and we give thanks for a dedicated servant of God who loved the Scriptures and the Lord of the Scriptures and who demonstrated a life of grace and faith. To his wife, Pat, children, Morag, Colin, Ian, and Louise, their children and the wider family circle, (his sisters pre-deceased him) we extend our prayerful sympathy in their loss. TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the Very Rev Dr RL Craig, seconded by Mr John Hunter, CB, and agreed: Resolutions 9. That for 2018, the Assessment Rates, along with the related allocation of funds, be as set out in Support Services Appendix 1 and that the rate of assessment for the Pension Fund be set at 24% of stipend paid in the year. 10. That the General Assembly authorise the General Council to take all appropriate decisions necessitated by the current actuarial valuation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Pension Scheme (2009). 11. That the 2018 budgeted expenditure of the Incidental Fund be as set out in Support Services Appendix 2. 12. That under the provision of Code Par 223(3), the Rev RJA Bell (Ballyclare) be granted permission to retire on or after his 64th birthday. 13. That under the provision of Code Par 223(3), the Rev Noel McClean (First Kilraughts) be granted permission to retire on or after his 64th birthday. BELFAST, 2018 31 14. That the United Appeal for 2019 be as set out on the Schedules to the report of the United Appeal Committee. 15. That the General Assembly encourage all Congregations to make use of the available United Appeal for Mission promotional materials and to mark the first Sunday in March (or other suitable Sunday) as United Appeal for Mission Sunday.

Moved by the Very Rev Dr RL Craig, seconded by Mr John Hunter, CB: 16. That the General Assembly agree that the Guysmere Centre be sold at the appropriate time.

Moved as an amendment by the Rev JA McCaughan, seconded by the Rev SA McCracken, and agreed: 16. That the General Assembly grant the Presbytery of Coleraine and Limavady permission to commission a Feasibility Study of the redevelopment of Guysmere as a world class centre for mission and ministry (incorporating a community hub and commercial facilities) and ask the Presbytery to present the results of that study to the March 2019 meeting of the General Council, for comment and transmission to the 2019 General Assembly, to enable a decision to be made regarding the sale, or otherwise, of the Guysmere site.

On being put to the House, the substantive motion was declared passed.

With the leave of the House Resolutions 13 and 14 (as in the reports p144) were withdrawn.

Moved by the Very Rev Dr RL Craig, seconded by Mr John Hunter, CB, and agreed: 17. That Section 1 of the Report of the General Council (with the exception of the General Assembly Business Committee) be received.

Intermission

The Report of the COUNCIL FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS (Reports pp177- COUNCIL 195) was submitted by the Very Rev Dr TN Hamilton, OBE, together with the FOR PUBLIC following Supplementary Report: AFFAIRS

DEALING WITH THE PAST On Friday 11th May 2018 the Northern Ireland Office published a consultation paper: ‘Addressing the Legacy of Northern Ireland’s Past’. The public consultation seeks views on the UK Government’s proposal to legislate to establish the institutions set out in a draft Northern Ireland (Stormont House Agreement) Bill. These institutions include: 32 MINUTES • The Historical Investigations Unit – to take forward outstanding investigations into Troubles-related deaths. • The Independent Commission on Information Retrieval – to enable family members to seek and privately receive information about the Troubles-related deaths of their relatives. • The Oral History Archive – an archive that enables people to share experiences and narratives related to the Troubles. • The Implementation and Reconciliation Group – an institution to promote reconciliation and anti-sectarianism and to review and assess the implementation of the other legacy institutions proposed under the Stormont House Agreement. • The proposals will have a direct impact on many people within our congregations and represent one of the most important developments in recent years in terms of addressing the legacy of the past. It is therefore crucial that the PCI submit a considered response by the closing date on 10th September 2018. 2. It is proposed that a Task Group be set up by the General Assembly to report and make recommendations to a special meeting of the Council for Public Affairs, with the Council for Public Affairs authorised to act on behalf of the Assembly.

EIGHTH AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF IRELAND 3. On Friday, 25th May 2018 citizens in the Republic of Ireland voted by a large margin to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland, which upheld the equal right to life of the mother and the unborn child. The statement released by the Church following the referendum result is included at Appendix A. 4. It is expected that the Government will now introduce legislation allowing unrestricted access to abortion up to 12 weeks of pregnancy and on health grounds after 12 weeks, and that this will pass through the Oireachtas swiftly and easily. Indeed, some members who spoke passionately about retaining the Eighth Amendment have now indicated they will either support the legislation or abstain in light of the referendum result. 5. The PCI must play its part in encouraging longer-term, life-affirming cultural change that enhances support for women in crisis and addresses the societal issues that contribute to abortion. This will involve further conversations with the Government, members of the Oireachtas and others in wider society about how to provide world-leading, compassionate care across Ireland for women, children and families facing pregnancy crisis. 6. As Government officials begin to meet with medical bodies to discuss the implementation of new legislation, it is important that the concerns of medical professionals who cannot, in conscience, participate in abortion provision are taken seriously and properly addressed. This includes those who have a conscientious objection to referring patients seeking an abortion, who should be supported and accommodated within any new system. BELFAST, 2018 33 APPENDIX A Statement issued on 26 May 2018 on the outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution

‘Profound sadness’ at referendum result The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, Rt. Rev. Dr. Noble McNeely, along with former Moderator and minister emeritus of Lucan Presbyterian Church, Dr. Trevor Morrow, and the Clerk of the denomination’s General Assembly, Rev. Trevor Gribben have expressed their ‘profound sense of sadness’ regarding today’s Eighth Amendment referendum result. In their statement they said: We acknowledge the outcome of yesterday’s referendum with a profound sense of sadness. The country is evidently living through a defining moment in which the inherent value placed on human life is at stake. Today is not a day for celebration, but for quiet reflection. We would strongly urge the Government and the Oireachtas, as they legislate, to keep the promise they have made to the electorate to make abortions ‘rare’ in Ireland, and to ensure that the unborn with disabilities, like Down’s syndrome, will not have their lives terminated. The result of this referendum hasn’t changed the fact that human life is still just as sacred and special as it was before Friday’s vote. There should be no place for unrestricted abortion in a society that claims to cherish human life. We would encourage both the Government and wider society to place a greater focus on the provision of world-leading, compassionate care for women, children and families, including comprehensive support in the perinatal period for those facing pregnancy crisis

Additional Resolutions: 1(a) That the General Assembly appoint a Task Group under the Council for Public Affairs, consisting of the Moderator and Clerk of the General Assembly, Convener of the Council for Public Affairs, Public Affairs Officer, the Rev Tony Davidson, Mr Edgar Jardine (with the power to co-opt up to 3 others) with the following remit: • To draw up a report and recommendations concerning the Northern Ireland Office consultation paper: ‘Addressing the Legacy of Northern Ireland’s Past’, to be presented to the Council for Public Affairs for consideration, with the Council then authorised to submit an appropriate response to the public consultation on behalf of the General Assembly. 2(a) That the General Assembly: (i) express their sadness regarding the outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland; (ii) urge the Government and the Oireachtas to keep to the promises made to the electorate that abortions will be ‘rare’ in Ireland and that unborn children with disabilities will not have their lives terminated; 34 MINUTES (iii) repeat their call for the best possible life-affirming care and support to be made available to women facing pregnancy crisis. NORMAN HAMILTON

Licensed Amendment to ADDITIONAL Resolution 3(a) 3(a) That the General Assembly: (i) express their sadness regarding the outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland; (ii) urge the Government and the Oireachtas to keep to the promises made to the electorate that abortions will be ‘rare’ in Ireland and that unborn children with disabilities will not have their lives terminated; (iii) repeat their call for the best possible life-affirming care and support to be made available to women facing pregnancy crisis, and commend the services of foster care and adoption among members of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland who feel led to such ministry and service. STEPHEN McNIE

Moved by the Very Rev Dr TN Hamilton, OBE, seconded by the Very Rev Dr Trevor Morrow, and agreed: Resolutions 1. That the General Assembly express deep concern and frustration about the prolonged absence of an Executive in Northern Ireland, the resulting stagnation in public policy and the negative effects on the most vulnerable in society, and repeat their call for all involved in the political process to find a resolution that establishes good and stable government based on good working relationships. 2. That the General Assembly appoint a Task Group under the Council for Public Affairs, consisting of the Moderator and Clerk of the General Assembly, Convener of the Council for Public Affairs, Public Affairs Officer, the Rev Tony Davidson, Mr Edgar Jardine (with the power to co-opt up to 3 others) with the following remit: • To draw up a report and recommendations concerning the Northern Ireland Office consultation paper: ‘Addressing the Legacy of Northern Ireland’s Past’, to be presented to the Council for Public Affairs for consideration, with the Council then authorised to submit an appropriate response to the public consultation on behalf of the General Assembly. 3. That the General Assembly note with concern the sense of disillusionment and low morale amongst governors, principals and teachers, caused by the financial situation in schools and the uncertainty for the future of education in Northern Ireland, and therefore call upon politicians if necessary to set aside their differences to enable an Executive to be formed to bring about both democratic accountability and strong leadership that will provide the clarity so urgently needed on an agreed way forward for the education system in the province. BELFAST, 2018 35 4. That the General Assembly believe that Religious Education has a very important role to play in the spiritual, moral and intellectual development of children and young people, and therefore affirm the place of RE within school curricula and encourage time-tabling and resourcing of RE which reflect its fundamental value to school life.

Moved by the Very Rev Dr TN Hamilton, OBE, seconded by the Very Rev Dr Trevor Morrow: 5. That the General Assembly: (i) express their sadness regarding the outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland; (ii) urge the Government and the Oireachtas to keep to the promises made to the electorate that abortions will be ‘rare’ in Ireland and that unborn children with disabilities will not have their lives terminated; (iii) repeat their call for the best possible life-affirming care and support to be made available to women facing pregnancy crisis.

Moved as an amendment by the Rev Stephen McNie: 5. That the General Assembly: (i) express their sadness regarding the outcome of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland; (ii) urge the Government and the Oireachtas to keep to the promises made to the electorate that abortions will be ‘rare’ in Ireland and that unborn children with disabilities will not have their lives terminated; (iii) repeat their call for the best possible life-affirming care and support to be made available to women facing pregnancy crisis, and commend the services of foster care and adoption among members of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland who feel led to such ministry and service.

The Proposer and Seconder accepted the amendment. On being put to the House, the substantive motion was declared passed.

Moved by the Very Rev Dr TN Hamilton, OBE, seconded by the Very Rev Dr Trevor Morrow, and agreed: 6. That the General Assembly: (a) strongly oppose any legislation which allows assisted suicide and/ or euthanasia; and (b) strongly commend palliative care, calling on the governments in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to ensure the adequate resourcing of both research and delivery in this important area. 36 MINUTES 7. That the Report of the Council for Public Affairs be received.

The sederunt came to a close at 5.39pm, the Moderator leading in prayer.

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FOURTH SESSION

Tuesday, 5th June, 2018 7.00pm

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

CSW CSW ALTERNATIVE PRESENTATION ALTERNATIVE PRESENTATION People Matter to God Mrs Ruth Sanderson introduced ‘the 7 o’clock News on the Social Witness Channel’ and shared in conversation with Mr Lindsay Conway, OBE, Council Secretary. She then carried out an ‘as live’ distance interview by recorded video with the Rev Peter Dickinson about the work of the Disability Services Committee and went on to interview the following in person: Mrs Jayne Bellingham, Home Manger, Trinity House, Garvagh and Mrs Fiona Sandford, mother of Claire who has special needs; Mrs Mamie Brown, resident in Adelaide House and Mrs Norma Picking, Head of Home in Adelaide House took part in a video-recorded conversation. A further two interviews were conducted by Mrs Sanderson with the Rev Keith Hibbert, a member of the Council and of the Taking Care Committee, and the Moderator, the Rt Rev Dr Charles McMullen, who in his own right is a member of the Council, and of the Disability Services Committee. Mr Conway and Mrs Judith Gillespie took part in a video-recorded discussion about the recent launch of ‘Taking Care of All’ materials, with specific reference to Domestic Abuse. The session concluded with a panel discussion involving Mrs Linda Wray (Residential and Supported Services Manager), Ms Joyce McKee (Adult Safeguarding), Mr Hibbert and Mrs Sandford, after which the Moderator expressed thanks and brought the presentation to an end in prayer at 7.52 pm.

LINKAGE The Report of the LINKAGE COMMISSION (Reports pp196-227) was COMMISSION submitted by the Rev WJ Henry. BELFAST, 2018 37 Moved by the Rev WJ Henry, seconded by Mr James Livingstone, and agreed: 1. That the Parish Bounds for the (amalgamated) congregation of Resolutions Greyabbey be as described in Par 18 of the Linkage Commission report. 2. That Guidelines for Interviews at Vacancies (Appendix A) be adopted. 3. That the updated guidelines for the Prolonged Disability Scheme (Appendix B) be noted. 4. That the congregation of Fortwilliam and Macrory be amalgamated with the congregation of Whitehouse no later than 31st December 2018, on terms set by the Linkage Commission. 5. That the congregation of Boyle be amalgamated with the congregation of Sligo no later than 31st December 2018, on terms set by the Linkage Commission. 6. That the report of the Linkage Commission be received.

The sederunt came to a close at 8.25pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. ______

FIFTH SESSION

Wednesday, 6th June, 2018 9.30am

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the COUNCIL FOR CONGREGATIONAL LIFE AND COUNCIL FOR WITNESS (Reports pp228-254) was submitted by the Rev TC Morrison, CONGRE- together with the following Supplementary Report: GATIONAL LIFE AND SPUD YOUTH ASSEMBLY REPORT WITNESS

2018 Youth Assembly 1. In February this year the Youth Assembly gathered over one hundred 15-25 year olds from congregations right across the denomination. This year’s theme was ‘Re-imagine: Presbyterianism for today’s generation’. 2. As part of the event, participants were asked, “What gives you reason to celebrate being part of a PCI congregation?” A common response was being part of a multi-generational family of faith in which relationship and connection with other generations was valued. Further conversation found that young people desire the input of older, more experienced, influencers as contributors to their faith journey. This needs to be more than an occasional, token gesture. Building 38 MINUTES genuine relationships within church life is a high priority. The shared example of those who are older in the faith has a crucial part to play. 3. These responses inspired the Youth Assembly Working Group to explore how congregations are already connecting the generations together and creating multi-generational environments of faith. These range from the development of informal spaces, in which relationships can be built in social situations, to more intentional programmes of relational discipleship and mentoring. 4. To highlight and promote this crucial area of congregational life, the Youth Assembly Working Group set about creating a video resource to help share with congregations the need and opportunity to develop connection points and relational opportunities across all ages of their church family. This four minute video is now available for use within congregations and will be launched, shown and made available at the Youth Assembly Fringe Event held in the new downstairs conference space in Assembly Buildings on Wednesday 6th June. The event will include stories and discussion around the theme of “Inter-Generational Ministry” and will run from 6.00 – 7.15pm. A light tea will be served. Booking is essential for the event and can be completed online at the PCI website. 5. The Council for Congregational Life and Witness commends this video to congregations and hopes that it will be used throughout the denomination to both inspire and enable the continued development of inter-generational ministry.

A change of name 6. During the past year discussion has taken place within SPUD itself regarding the name ‘SPUD’. A clear consensus has been arrived at for a change of name to ‘The PCI Youth Assembly’. The Council for Congregational Life and Witness is supportive of this name change and an appropriate resolution is appended.

Additional Resolution (A) That the General Assembly agree to the change of name from ‘SPUD’ to ‘The PCI Youth Assembly’. DAVID THOMPSON

Moved by the Very Rev Dr FP Sellar, seconded by the Rev DH Thompson and agreed: Resolutions 1. That the General Assembly agree to the change of name from ‘SPUD’ to ‘The PCI Youth Assembly’. 2. That the Report of the Council for Congregational Life and Witness be received.

Intermission BELFAST, 2018 39 RECEPTION OF RECENTLY RETIRED MINISTERS AND NEW LICENTIATES The Moderator received Ministers recently retired and those recently licensed, who were presented respectively by the Rev NJ McCullough, Convener of the Council for Training in Ministry, and the Rev Dr TD Allen, Dean of Ministerial Studies and Development. The Moderator led in prayer.

The Report of the COUNCIL FOR TRAINING IN MINISTRY (Reports COUNCIL FOR pp255-279), was submitted by the Rev NJ McCullough, together with the TRAINING IN following Supplementary Report: MINISTRY

Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Committee As indicated in the reports, Appendix 2 (pages 269-271), ‘Recommendations Concerning Licentiates and Ministers without Charge’, a recommendation is included here concerning the Rev JD Maxwell as follows:

South Belfast Rev JD Maxwell to be retained a Minister without charge but that the Presbytery be informed that, for such a recommendation to be made next year, it will be conditional that Mr Maxwell is reported as playing a meaningful part in the life of the Congregation in which he is a Communicant Member. The following additions are made to the recommendations concerning Licentiates and Ministers without charge in Appendix 2.

North Belfast Rev Samuel Newell to be retained as Minister without charge.

South Belfast Rev Dr PG McDowell to be retained as Minister without charge.

East Belfast Rev Dr MJ Welsh to be retained as Minister without charge.

Clarification In Appendix 3 (pages 272-274), ‘Rules to be followed in the reception of ministers and licentiates from other churches’, the Assembly is being asked to choose between three different options, outlined in Par 16 of the Appendix: EITHER Sub-Par 16 (a) is included OR Sub-Pars 16 (b) and (c) are included OR Sub-Par 16 (d) is included and subsequently Par 17 not included 40 MINUTES The Council for Training in Ministry is recommending the second option, i.e. including Sub-Pars 16 (b) & (c). A revised resolution 3 is appended to this effect.

Revised Resolution: 3. That Appendix 3 be approved as Rules to be followed in the reception of ministers and licentiates from other churches, with the inclusion of sub-paragraphs (b) and (c) in paragraph 16. NIGEL McCULLOUGH

Moved by the Rev NJ McCullough, seconded by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson and agreed: Resolutions 1. That the following candidates, their nominations having been sustained by the Council for Training in Ministry, be accepted as students for the Ordained Ministry, and placed under the care of their presbyteries: Name Congregation Presbytery Billy Abwa Second Donegore Templepatrick Matthew Horner Glengormley North Belfast Matthew Kelso Grange Ballymena Paul Lutton Fitzroy South Belfast 2. That the recommendations concerning those whose retention as Licentiates and Ministers without charge has been sought by presbyteries be adopted.

Moved by the Rev NJ McCullough, seconded by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson: 3. That Appendix 3 be approved as Rules to be followed in the reception of ministers and licentiates from other churches, with the inclusion of sub-paragraphs (b) and (c) in paragraph 16.

Moved by the Rev Dr AF Nel, seconded by the Rev CA Meban: 3. That Appendix 3 be approved as Rules to be followed in the reception of ministers and licentiates from other churches, with the inclusion of sub-paragraphs (b) and (c) in paragraph 16, and that paragraph 14 be referred back to the Council for further consideration. The Proposer and Seconder accepted the amendment.

On being put to the House, the substantive motion was declared passed. BELFAST, 2018 41 Moved by the Rev NJ McCullough, seconded by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson and agreed: 4. That Appendix 4, ‘Caring for Manse Families’, be sent down to presbyteries for discussion and comment, with report back through the Deputy Clerk by 31st December 2018.

Consolidated Resolution 5. (a) That the assessment for the Ministerial Development Programme be set to raise £125,000. (b) That the assessment for the Students’ Bursary Fund be set to raise £250,000. 6. That the Report of the Council for Training in Ministry be received.

The Assembly engaged in worship conducted by the Moderator and others. The Moderator invited the Rev Rico Tice to address the Assembly.

The sederunt came to a close at 1.05pm, the Moderator leading in prayer.

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SIXTH SESSION

Wednesday, 6th June, 2018 2.00pm

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

LISTENING TO THE GLOBAL CHURCH LISTENING TO THE GLOBAL Streams in the Desert CHURCH The Rev WS Marrs introduced the presentation with insights from Isaiah that had been shared with him by a Syrian university student. Miss Pip McCracken then interviewed the Rt Rev Peter Gai Lual, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of South Sudan and Sudan, and Chairperson of the National Council of Churches of South Sudan. Rev Dr SE Hughes introduced the Rev Manojkumar V. Gohil, a minster of the Church of North India, Gujarat Diocese, Raikhad Congregation in Ahmedabad who spoke about the growing church in Gujarat, after which Dr SE Hughes reflected on her recent visit to India. Following a video clip, the Rev WS Marrs interviewed Dr Terrence Ascot, Founder and CEO of SAT 7, a Christian Satellite Broadcasting ministry engaged in the Middle East and North Africa. 42 MINUTES Subsequent to the first two interviews there was a minute of prayerful reflection. Following the final interview, Rev Dr SE Hughes provided abrief wrap-up and time of open prayer after which the Moderator brought the presentation to an end with Scripture at 2.59pm.

Intermission

GENERAL Section 2 of the Report of the GENERAL COUNCIL (Reports pp68-78) COUNCIL along with resolutions 16-19 (Reports p144) was submitted by the Rev Trevor SECTION 2 Gribben, together with the following Supplementary Report:

MODERATOR’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Item of business overlooked 1. It very recently came to light that a task remitted by the 2017 General Assembly to the Moderator’s Advisory Committee had been overlooked. This related to the Memorial of the Rev Dr Ivan Neish in connection with voting membership of a congregation (see 2017 General Assembly Reports page 358) and the resolution of the Assembly on page 56 of the 2017 Minutes, namely: That the Memorial be received and its prayer be not granted, but that the Moderator’s Advisory Committee appoint a Task Group to consider the qualifications of voting members and report to the 2018 Assembly. 2. On discovering this recently, the Clerk of Assembly contacted Dr Neish to apologise and brought the matter to the Moderator’s Advisory Committee for discussion. To take the matter forward, the Moderator’s Advisory Committee appointed a Task Group, made up of members of the Judicial Commission, Linkage Commission and Finance Panel, as follows: Moderator, Clerk (Convener), Deputy Clerk, General Assembly Solicitor, Rev Dr Derek McKelvey, Mrs Dianne Lecky, Mr James Livingstone, Mr Kenneth Belshaw, Mrs Elizabeth Moffett and Rev David Johnston. 3. The Task Group has been asked to meet with Dr Neish and hear his concerns and suggestions; to consider all relevant direct and related issues; and to report to the General Council with options and a recommendation. The General Council, having considered the matter, will report to the 2019 General Assembly, including tabling any legislative changes that may be necessary.

Handling of business in the Private Session 4. The Clerk of Assembly reported to the Moderator’s Advisory Committee on the contents of a ‘challenging conversation’ he had recently had with a Minister. The issue of concern relates to someone who has had a matter considered by the Judicial Commission (with full Assembly powers) and decided upon. Even though that decision is final and binding, the Minister has however indicated that he intends to speak to that matter during the Private Session, strongly asserting his intention to address the Assembly on various aspects of BELFAST, 2018 43 the matter, from his perspective. When advised that it was not in order to speak about any matter that had already been dealt with by the Judicial Commission and that he should not attempt to do so, the Minister stated quite assertively that he intended to do so. The Clerk informed the Minister that he would be referring this stated intention to defy the law of the Church to an appropriate body for consideration before the Assembly. 5. Having considered the particular circumstances, the Moderator’s Advisory Committee resolved that the General Assembly Business Committee be requested to licence the following two resolutions for consideration by the 2018 General Assembly, at the end of the initial report of the Business Committee on Tuesday morning: 5.(a) That for the 2018 General Assembly, any individual who has had a matter decided by the Judicial Commission on behalf of the Assembly may not address the Assembly on that or any related matter; and that where an individual is asked to give an undertaking to abide by this decision of the Assembly, and refuses to do so, that individual will either not be issued with a Voting Card or have their Voting Card withdrawn. 5.(b) That the Judicial Commission considers the matter for subsequent General Assemblies and report, with appropriate overture(s) if necessary, to the 2019 General Assembly.

Visit of Pope Francis 6. Invitations have not yet been issued to other Churches regarding the visit of Pope Francis, as the official programme is only being announced later in June. However, an indication has been given that the Moderator will most likely be invited to be present at a State reception for Pope Francis and would briefly meet with him on that occasion. The Moderator will also most likely be invited to be present as a distinguished guest at the ‘Festival of Families’ being held on the Saturday evening in Croke Park. When a formal invitation is received the General Council will be called to agree a response (see 2018 Reports, page 72, paragraph 18). TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the Rev DJ Bruce, seconded by the Rev AJ Thompson, and Resolutions agreed: 18. That, under Par 226(a) of the Code, the Rev Alexander Shaw Thompson be enrolled as Minister Emeritus of the congregation of First Dromara.

Moved by the Rev Dr CD McClure, seconded by the Rev FMA Forbes, and agreed: 19. That, under Par 226(a) of the Code, the Rev Robert James McCullough be enrolled as Minister Emeritus of the congregations of Woodburn and Loughmorne 44 MINUTES Moved by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Very Rev Dr RL Craig, and agreed: 20. That the General Assembly agree that Licentiates should be permitted to be called to a part-time ministry and instruct the Linkage Commission to change its guidelines accordingly. 21. That Section 2 of the Report of the General Council be received.

Memorial The Memorial of the Presbytery of Tyrone (Reports p158) was submitted by the Rev JB Mullan.

Moved by the Rev JB Mullan, seconded by the Rev Dr JA Curry, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the prayer of the memorial be granted and that the Rev Tom Conway, on his resignation from his charge, shall continue as a member of the Presbytery of Tyrone under Code Par 61(j) of the Code, so long as he remains in post as Clerk of the Presbytery of Tyrone.

Memorial The Memorial of the Presbytery of Templepatrick (Reports pp159-160) was submitted by the Rev PR Dickinson.

Moved by the Rev PE Dickinson, seconded by the Rev DJ Paul, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the prayer of the memorial be granted and that the names of deaconesses, senior lecturers, auxiliary ministers, lay agents and missionaries under its care who, since its last report, have died, retired, resigned, or have been commissioned and/or appointed by Presbytery, with respective dates, be included, henceforth, in the annual report of Presbytery; and that the Clerk of the Assembly present overture(s) to the 2019 General Assembly to amend Par 260 of The Code, accordingly and to mirror additionally the requirements of Par 260(d).

GENERAL Section 3 of the Report of the GENERAL COUNCIL (Reports pp79-101) COUNCIL along with resolutions 20-28 (Reports pp144-145) was submitted by the Very SECTION 3 Rev Principal JS Carson, along with the following Supplementary Report.

Licensed Amendment to Resolution 28 (page 145) That Section 3 of the Report of the General Council be received, with the exception of Appendix 2 of the Doctrine Committee Report, pages 84-89. CHERYL MEBAN

Moved by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben, and agreed: Resolutions 22. That appropriate training be offered to Kirk Sessions on the theology and practice of the Church’s understanding of ‘a credible profession of faith’ and the pastoral guidelines on homosexuality. BELFAST, 2018 45 23. That in light of the rapid change in society, both north and south of the border, the following statement be issued by the Press Officer on behalf of the General Council at appropriate times relating to civic events in either jurisdiction: (a) The Presbyterian Church in Ireland, as a witness to Christ, affirms the God-given dignity of all people, from all faiths and none, on account of their bearing God’s image. Furthermore, we affirm our solidarity with all our neighbours in our common life together. However, as a Church committed to the Lordship of Christ, we decline to participate in interfaith worship or to acknowledge the ultimate claim of any state to control religious worship. (b) The Presbyterian Church in Ireland recognises that her leaders and members will consider participation in sequential multi-faith civic events where there may be opportunities to read the Bible, speak about God’s grace in Christ or pray for people in need. However, out of concern for God’s glory and the good of our neighbour, we decline to participate in non-trinitarian interfaith worship. 24. That the Council for Public Affairs be encouraged to develop a formal relationship with Evangelical Alliance NI, possibly in a similar manner to the formal relationship that once existed between the former Board of Mission in Ireland and Evangelical Alliance (NI). 25. That the Church Relations Committee be asked to keep the issue of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s possible membership of World Reformed Fellowship on its agenda. 26. That during the ensuing year the Church Relations Committee consider further the Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s continued membership of the Council of European Churches and the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe, having received reports from PCI delegates to both General Assemblies, and report with recommendations to the 2019 General Assembly. 27. That the Presbyterian Church in Ireland [one option to be selected]: (a) should no longer accept invitations to the Moderator of the General Assembly, or any other formal delegation, to attend the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland and the United Reformed Church and no longer issue invitations to those two denominations to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. (b) should resume accepting invitations for the Moderator of the General Assembly to attend the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and should continue to accept such invitations from the United Reformed Church. The two options given for Resolution 27 were put to the House.

The majority of votes were in favour of Option (a)

On being put to the House, the substantive motion was declared passed. 46 MINUTES DISSENT DISSENT Dissent to the decision on Resolution 27 was recorded by the following:

Alan Boal Mark Gray Beverley Moore Stephen Boyle William Harkness Susan Moore John Brackenridge Brian Henderson Trevor Morrow Christina U Bradley Philip Henderson Annes Nel David Bruce Richard Houston Ken Newell Denis Campbell Liz Hughes Wilfred J Orr Mabel Campbell John Hunter Roy Patton Purvis Campbell Mary Hunter Roger Purce S Jim Campbell David Brian Knox Alastair J Rankin Brian Compston Dario Leal J Ronald Savage Lindsay Conway Robert A Liddle D Cyril Scott Monica Crawford Linda Little John Seawright Muriel Cromie Dennison Mahood Alan Sleith Kenneth Crowe E Jean Mann W Sloan Tony Davidson William Samuel Marrs Steven Smyrl Molly Deatherage Patricia Mcbride John Stanbridge Aaron Ditty S Mccahon D Stanfield John Dunlop Rosemary Mccall Mairisine Stanfield Annie Erwin Colin D Mcclure Angus Stewart J Frazer Barry Mccroskery James Patton Taylor Helen Freeburn Colin Mcdowell Anne Tolland June Pat Gamble Gareth Mcfadden Kathryn Viner Morris Gault Derek J Mckelvey Donald J Watts Janice Glenn Jeff Mcwatters W Derek Weir Lynda Gould Cheryl Meban Frank Whale Cecil W L Graham Colin Megaw JT Williamson TR Graham Katherine P Meyer Janet Wilson

Moved by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben, and agreed: 28. That where there are areas in which the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and the Church of Scotland could collaborate together for the mutual benefit of both (through their respective Councils, Committees and Departments), then such collaboration should continue or could be considered. BELFAST, 2018 47 29. That future natural areas of collaboration with the United Reformed Church (through respective Councils, Committees and Departments), which would be for the mutual benefit of both denominations, could be considered.

Business lapsed on Standing Orders (see page 54)

The sederunt came to a close at 6.10pm, the Moderator leading in prayer.

On Wednesday evening, 6th June 2017, at 7.45pm, an evening Celebration with the theme ‘Building Relationships’ was led by the Moderator.

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SEVENTH SESSION

Thursday, 7th June, 2018 1.45pm

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

CTM ALTERNATIVE PRESENTATION CTM ALTERNATIVE Equipping the Church for effective Ministry in the 21st Century PRESENTATION The Council Convener, the Rev Nigel McCullough, opened the session. Particular areas of the Council’s work were highlighted as follows. • Auxiliary Ministry Mrs Evelyn Boyd (Auxiliary Minister) and Rev Colin McKibbin (Minister of the four congregations where Mrs Boyd is commissioned to work) were interviewed by Mr Ossie McAuley about Auxiliary Ministry in Donegal. • Conciliation A video clip about the Conciliation Service featuring Joe Campbell and an elder from Kilfennan was shown. Mrs Mary Potter interviewed the Rev Corrina Heron, who had recently received training and joined the Conciliation service. • Union Theological College The Principal, the Very Rev Dr Stafford Carson, introduced this section. A recently commissioned promotional video was shown and this was followed by an interview with Miss Rebecca Finlay, who is working towards a Queen’s University B.Th. degree at the College. Mrs Joanne Smith, Licensed Assistant, shared her thoughts on Licentiate Training with the Rev Andrew Faulkner, Convener of the Ministerial Studies and Development Committee. The Rev Dr Martyn Cowan, College Lecturer, gave detailed information about a new Master of Theology course which is soon to be made available. 48 MINUTES Mr McCullough made some concluding remarks, after which the Moderator thanked all the participants and closed the presentation in prayer at 2.45pm. The Assembly engaged in worship conducted by the Moderator and others. The Moderator invited the Rev Rico Tice to address the Assembly.

Intermission

Miss Helen Johnston (Mission Support Officer for Member Care) presented to the Assembly, and to the Moderator, Council for Global Mission personnel and candidates for overseas service. The Moderator led in prayer.

COUNCIL The Report of the COUNCIL FOR GLOBAL MISSION (Reports pp280- FOR GLOBAL 313) was submitted by the Rev Dr SE Hughes. MISSION Moved by the Rev Dr SE Hughes, seconded by the Rev WS Marrs, and agreed: Resolutions 1. The General Assembly commend the Report on Climate Change by the Stewardship of Creation Panel and encourage congregations to consider how its conclusions might challenge lifestyle choices. 2. The General Assembly recognise the rich contribution to PCI of partner churches, agencies and institutions living and working in challenging situations and acknowledge the privilege and mutual benefit of sharing and standing in solidarity together. 3. That the General Assembly give thanks for the gracious and sustained generosity shown by congregations and members of PCI in supporting the World Development Appeal, and commend the 2018 Appeal to all congregations. 4. That the General Assembly acknowledge PCI’s commitment to share in the training of key leaders from PCI’s global mission partners and encourage PCI’s ministry students and ministers to explore sabbatical and other short-term opportunities that might prove envisioning for global mission engagement and a catalyst for congregational global mission involvement. 5. That the General Assembly give thanks to God for the dedicated service of PCI’s Global Mission Workers, both overseas and in sharing the story of God’s work with the Church at home, and encourage the Council for Global Mission and the Council for Congregational Life and Witness as they collaborate on the ‘Go Deep, Go Wide’ strategy for developing greater congregational involvement in global mission. 6. That the Report of the Council for Global Mission be received.

The sederunt came to a close at 5.35pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. BELFAST, 2018 49 EIGHTH SESSION

Thursday, 7th June 2018 7.00pm

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the COUNCIL FOR MISSION IN IRELAND (Reports COUNCIL FOR pp314-354) was submitted by the Very Rev Dr Rev Dr FP Sellar. MISSION IN IRELAND Moved by the Very Rev Dr FP Sellar, seconded by the Rev DJ Bruce, and agreed:

1. That the Report of the Home Mission Review Panel (Appendix 1) be Resolutions received and its recommendations adopted. 2. That the Submission of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to the Northern Health and Social Care Trust (Appendix 2) on the proposed introduction of a generic model of Chaplaincy be noted, and that the Healthcare, Prisons and Forces Chaplaincy Committee be encouraged to respond as appropriate to consultation requests from other Trusts and bodies making similar proposals. 3. That the Report of the Elmwood Avenue (Café Grace) Task Group (Appendix 3) be received, and its recommendations noted pending completion of relevant negotiations with all parties.

The Very Rev FP Sellar presented to the Assembly and the Moderator Forces Chaplains present in the House. At the invitation of the Moderator, the Chaplain of the Fleet (RN) addressed the House.

4. That the work of PCI chaplains in Healthcare, Prisons, the Forces, Universities and Colleges be commended to the Church for prayer, both privately and at services of worship.

Consolidated Resolution 5. (a) That the General Assembly affirm the work of the Council in support of Home Mission congregations and ministers, Irish Mission Workers and Deaconesses. (b) That the General Assembly affirm the valuable work of staff and volunteers in mission projects under the auspices of the Council, including South Belfast Friendship House, Nightlight and the International Meeting Point. (c) That the General Assembly affirm the work of the Strategy for Mission Committee in its proposals for the deployment of a Rural Chaplain, and encourage the work of the Belfast Conference in developing a vision for Presbyterian mission in the City for the future. 50 MINUTES 6. That the Report of the Council for Mission in Ireland be received.

GENERAL Section 4 of the Report of the GENERAL COUNCIL (Reports pp102- COUNCIL 113) along with resolutions 29-32 (Reports p146) was submitted by the Rev TJ SECTION 4 Stothers.

Moved by the Rev TJ Stothers, seconded by the Rev NAL Cameron, and agreed: Resolutions 31. That the General Assembly authorise the General Council to bring in any necessary guidelines and interim regulations (prior to changes to the Code at a subsequent Assembly) relating to the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation at congregational, presbytery and General Assembly level. 32. That all presbyteries and General Assembly councils should note and act upon the following decisions of the General Council in relation to engagement: (a) That each council should offer an orientation meeting with representatives from Presbytery. (b) That once a year Clerks of Presbytery should meet together with the Clerk and Deputy Clerk of Assembly and with council convenors and secretaries to hear from each other and discuss possible priorities and events for the year(s) ahead. (c) That presbyteries should seek every opportunity to work with councils in organising training and other events. (d) That presbyteries should seek to organise their business in such a way as to allow SPACE for the five elements specified in the report of the Engagement and Consultations Task Group (see pages 104- 107) and that one presbytery be chosen by the Task Group to pilot this framework over the next year. (e) That presbyteries should endeavour to be more proactive in their engagement with the Linkage Commission prior to and during vacancies. 33. That the General Assembly instruct all presbyteries to consider the proposal to merge the 19 Presbytery Education Boards and form one, or if necessary two, holding trustee bodies for those congregations in the General Assembly not wishing to appoint three or more individual voting members as named trustees to receive and hold their property, and report to the Convener of the Holding Trustee Task Group by 30th November 2018. 34. That Section 4 of the Report of the General Council be received. BELFAST, 2018 51 OVERTURES: On the Books (Reports pp375-379) OVERTURES ON THE The resolutions as moved below, were tabled in the name of the Rev TD BOOKS Gribben in the Supplementary Reports to the General Assembly, ppS16-S17.

A. General The Overtures anent Pars 35, 47(2)(f), 65(2) and 85(1) of the Code Overtures (Reports p375) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 35, 47(2)(f), 65(2) and 85(1) of the Code, Resolution having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

B. Council for Congregational Life and Witness The Overtures anent Pars 85(5)(6) and (7) of the Code (Reports pp375- Overtures 376) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 85(5)(6) and (7) of the Code, having lain Resolution on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

C. Council for Mission In Ireland The Overture anent Par 36(f) of the Code (Reports p376) was submitted Overture by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overture anent Par 36(f) of the Code, having lain on the books Resolution for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

D. Linkage Commission The Overtures anent Pars 57(5) and 76(b) of the Code (Reports pp376- Overtures 377) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 57(5) and 76(b) of the Code, having lain Resolution on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church. 52 MINUTES E. Judicial Commission Overtures relating to Membership of a Congregation Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 39(1), 39(3), 41(1), 45 and 45 of the Code (Reports pp377-378) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 39(1), 39(3), 41(1), 45 and 45 of the Code, having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

Overtures regarding Transfer of Congregational Property to an Associated Body Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 53(a) and 57 of the Code (Reports pp378-379) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 53(a) and 57 of the Code, having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

Overtures regarding the Right of Appeal in Cases of Employment Grievances Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 38 and 75 of the Code (Reports p379) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 38 and 75 of the Code, having lain on the books for one year, be enacted as the law of the Church.

OVERTURES: OVERTURES: Ad-Hoc (Reports pp149-157) AD-HOC The resolutions as moved below, were tabled in the name of the Rev TD Gribben in the Supplementary Reports to the General Assembly, pS17.

A. General Overtures The Overtures anent Pars 53, 57, 70(b), and 70(d), 273(5)(d)(iii), Chapter XV, Section IV, Pars 246-251, Pars 224(2)(a), 256(2), 260(g), 273(2), 306(1), 146(1), 215(6), 258(c), 226, 318(3)(d) and Appendix 6 of the Code (Reports p149-155) were submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolutions 1. That the Overtures anent Pars 53, 57, 70(b), and 70(d) of the Code be received and placed on the books. BELFAST, 2018 53 2. That the Overtures anent Pars 53, 57, 70(b) and 70(d) of the Code be made Interim Acts. 3. That the Overtures anent Par 273(5)(d)(iii), Chapter XV, Section IV, Pars 246-251, Pars 224(2)(a), 256(2), 260(g), 273(2), 306(1), 146(1), 215(6), 258(c), 226, 318(3)(d) and Appendix 6 of the Code be received and that, under Par 111 of the Code, they be made the rule of the Church.

B. Linkage Commission (Reports p155) The Overture anent Par 273(5)(d)(v) of the Code (Reports p155) was Overture submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overture anent Par 273(5)(d)(v) of the Code be received and Resolution that, under Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church.

C. Council for Congregational Life And Witness The Overture anent Par 308 of the Code (Reports pp155-157) was Overture submitted by Rev TD Gribben.

Moved by Rev TD Gribben, seconded by Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: 1. That the Overture anent Par 308 of the Code be received and that, under Resolution Par 111 of the Code, it be made the rule of the Church.

The sederunt came to a close at 8.53pm, the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction.

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NINTH SESSION

Friday, 8th June, 2018 9.30pm

In Private

The Assembly again convened, the Moderator leading in prayer.

The Report of the JUDICIAL COMMISSION (Reports pp355-356) JUDICIAL (together with the Judicial Commission Confidential Report Booklet) was COMMITTEE submitted by the Rev Dr DJ McKelvey. 54 MINUTES Moved by the Rev Dr DJ McKelvey, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Report of the Judicial Commission be received.

SPECIAL The Report of the SPECIAL JUDICIAL COMMISSION (Reports p357) JUDICIAL was submitted by the Rev Dr DJ McKelvey. COMMISSION

Moved by the Rev Dr DJ McKelvey, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Report of the Special Judicial Commission be received.

COMMISSION The Report of the COMMISSION ON APPLICATIONS (Reports p358) ON was submitted by the Rev TD Gribben. APPLICATIONS

Moved by the Rev TD Gribben, seconded by the Rev TJ Stothers, and agreed: Resolution 1. That the Report of the Commission on Applications be received.

In Public

GENERAL COUNCIL SECTION 3 – debate resumed (see page 47)

Moved by the Very Rev Principal JS Carson, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben: Resolution 30. That Section 3 of the Report of the General Council be received.

Moved as an amendment by the Rev CA Meban, seconded by Mr John Hunter: 30. That Section 3 of the Report of the General Council be received, with the exception of Appendix 2 of the Doctrine Committee Report, pages 84-89.

On being put to the House, the amendment was declared lost.

On being put to the House, the original motion was declared passed. BELFAST, 2018 55 DISSENT DISSENT Dissent to the decision on Resolution 30 was recorded by the following: Christina U Bradley David Brian Knox Roger Purce Morris Gault Philip Mateer Alastair J Rankin Mark Gray Rosemary Mccall Anna Scott Brian Henderson Katherine P Meyer Kirk Shilliday John Hunter Susan Moore C Mary Hunter Wilfred J Orr

Business lapsed on Standing Orders (see below)

Intermission

The Report of the COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL WITNESS (Reports pp359- COUNCIL 374) was submitted by Mr Lindsay Conway, OBE. FOR SOCIAL WITNESS Moved by Mr Lindsay Conway, OBE, seconded by the Rev PE Dickinson, and agreed: 1. That the General Assembly give thanks to God for the opening of Trinity House, Garvagh and for the efficient transfer of the work and witness of Ard Cluan (Londonderry) and York House (Portrush). 2. That the General Assembly note the launch of the Adult Safeguarding Policy, Guidelines and Pocket Guide on 15th March 2018 and encourage congregations to use the resources and avail of appropriate training. 3. That the General Assembly, recognising the under provision of support services for those with a Learning Disability in the post-19 age group, encourage the Council for Social Witness as it explores this matter and, if appropriate, engages with the Department of Health in collaboration with the Council for Public Affairs. 4. That the report of the Council for Social Witness be received.

GENERAL COUNCIL SECTION 5 – lapsed item commenced (see above)

Section 5 of the Report of the GENERAL COUNCIL (Reports pp114-142) GENERAL along with resolutions 33-38 (Reports pp146-148) was submitted by the Rev Dr COUNCIL JA Curry, together with the following Supplementary Report: SECTION 5 56 MINUTES AD-HOC BUSINESS 7. During the last year discussions have taken place to seek a resolution to what might be described as a small, but significant, anomaly in the current Code. This is to do with the wording of Par 226, relating to the provision whereby a Minister who is unable to remain in his/her charge to the normal retirement date may apply to be designated Minister Emeritus of the congregation(s) they are leaving. This enables the Minister to be a full member of Presbytery and General Assembly. Reference is made to these discussions in paragraph 7 on page 69 of the 2018 Reports. 8. The current provision of Par 226 of the Code relates to Ministers who ‘voluntarily resign’ from their charge, and the Moderator’s Advisory Committee has outlined the process to be followed for such to be considered by the Assembly (see 2018 Reports pages 69 & 73). However the current wording of the Code does not make similar provision for a Minister who, near to retirement, is loosed from his/her charge and where there is no fault (e.g. under Code Par 318(3)(c)). An overture has therefore been drafted, and is included on page 154 of the 2018 Reports, to enable the Assembly to consider amending the Code so that such Ministers may come within the scope of the provision made in Par 226. 9. The Presbytery of North Belfast, having been an advocate for such a change and having been made aware that the 2018 Assembly would be considering that change, has requested that the Rev Jack Drennan would be able to avail of this new provision, if of course the change to Par 226 is agreed by the Assembly. Mr Drennan was loosed from his charge, to facilitate a realignment of ministry, on 1st February 2016, becoming then a Minister without Charge. 10. This request has been considered by the Moderator’s Advisory Committee, on the basis of the agreed guidelines, and the Committee is supportive of the request. A suitable resolution is appended, which will be competent only if the 2018 Assembly has earlier amended Par 226 through the overture referred to above.

Additional Resolution: 37(a). That, under Par 226(a) of the Code, the Rev JSB Drennan be enrolled as Minister Emeritus of the congregation of Crumlin Road, Belfast. TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the Rev Dr JA Curry, seconded by the TD Gribben and agreed: Resolutions 35. That the following resignations be accepted (or noted) and appointments made: (a) the resignation of the Rev WJ Henry as Convener of the Linkage Commission, that he be thanked for his services, and that Mr James Livingstone be appointed in his place. (b) the resignation of the Very Rev Dr HA Dunlop as Convener of the Union Theological College Management Committee, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Very Rev Dr IJ Patterson be appointed in his place. BELFAST, 2018 57 (c) the resignation of the Rev CW Megaw as Convener of the Specialist Services Committee, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Rev JP Stanbridge be appointed in his place. (d) the resignation of the Rev Dr KP Meyer as Convener of the World Development Committee, that she be thanked for her services, and that the Rev FMA Forbes be appointed in her place. (e) the resignation of the Very Rev Dr RL Craig as Convener of the General Council, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Very Rev Dr JNI McNeely be appointed in his place. (f) the resignation of Mr John Hunter, CB, as Convener of the Support Services Committee, that he be thanked for his services, and that Mr David Thomson be appointed in his place. (g) the resignation of the Rev DJ Irvine as Convener of the United Appeal Committee on 2nd February 2018 be noted, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Rev MR Catney be appointed in his place. (h) the resignation of the Rev JN Seawright as Convener of the Older People’s Services Committee, that he be thanked for his services, and that the Rev JNE Reid be appointed in his place.

The Moderator paid tribute to those Conveners retiring at this Assembly, and received those present in the House. He then led in prayer. 36. That the nominations to the General Assembly Commissions, Councils Resolutions and Committees (as tabled by the Nominations Committee) be approved. 37. That the General Assembly to approve that the term of service for Council and Committee members be four years from the Assembly of appointment, rather than for the remainder of a general four year term. 38. That in connection with Special Assemblies: (a) That the suggestion of an interim, follow up event to the 2017 Special Assembly should not be pursued. (b) That in early 2021, a Task Group, comprised primarily of members of the Priorities Committee and the Council for Congregational Life and Witness, be formed to prayerfully discern if there is an emerging theme for a residential Special Assembly to be held in 2024. (c) That should such a theme obviously present itself to the Task Group, that a recommendation be brought to the 2021 General Assembly for a Special Assembly in August 2024 and suitable arrangements for delivery of such an event be set in place. (d) That if such a theme does not obviously present itself to the Task Group, that no Special Assembly be held in 2024, but that the matter of future Special Assemblies, or alternatives, be considered by the General Council. 58 MINUTES 39. That the General Assembly agree that the new structures for the Council for Congregational Life and Witness (see pages 136-142) become operative from the 2019 General Assembly.

Moved by the Rev NSR Lockhart, seconded by Mr Trevor Long, OBE, and agreed: 40. That, under Par 226(a) of the Code, the Rev JSB Drennan be enrolled as Minister Emeritus of the congregation of Crumlin Road, Belfast.

Moved by the Rev Dr JA Curry, seconded by the Rev TD Gribben and agreed: 41. That Section 5 of the Report of the General Council be received.

GENERAL The Final Report of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUSINESS ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE, was submitted by the Rev TD Gribben as follows: BUSINESS COMMITTEE The Business Committee met on one occasion during the Assembly to license additional amendments and give advice to the Clerk on guidance to be given to the House in respect of an item of business.

Additional Resolutions Resolutions 39. That the Clerk be given authority to make corrections to the Daily Minutes as and when required. 40. That the next General Assembly be held in Belfast on Monday, 3rd June, 2019. 41. That the Final Report of the General Assembly Business Committee be received. TREVOR D GRIBBEN

Moved by the Rev TD Gribben seconded by the Very Rev Dr RA Patton and agreed: 42. That the Clerk be given authority to make corrections to the Daily Minutes as and when required. 43. That the next General Assembly be held in Belfast on Monday, 3rd June, 2019. 44. That the Final Report of the General Assembly Business Committee be received. BELFAST, 2018 59 CLOSE OF ASSEMBLY

The Moderator conducted a closing act of worship and thanked: his Chaplain, the Rev Robert McMullan; Miss Susan Hamilton, Mrs Jenny McClure, Mrs Denise Weir, and Mrs Alicia Knox of the General Secretary’s Department; Mr Ed Connolly (Presentations), the IT Staff and those responsible for the sound- desk; Mr Mark Smith, the Press and Web Officer; Mr James McCormick and the staff in the Creative Production Department; all Assembly Buildings staff, thanking especially those who so willingly carried extra duties and hours this year because of our evening sessions; Mrs Daphne Patton (Accommodation Coordinator) and Mrs Phyllis Spence (Catering Coordinator); the Caterers – Four Seasons Catering; Mrs Pat Crossley (flower arrangements); the organists and other musicians; the ‘under 30s’ who were present and who contributed to debate; stewards of the Belfast City Mission and others; the timekeepers; the Rev Andrew Thompson (Arrangements Panel Convener); and the Clerk of Assembly and the Deputy Clerk.

Thereafter he declared the Assembly to be dissolved and convened the next Stated General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland to meet in Belfast, on Monday 3rd June, 2019.

The Moderator pronounced the Benediction.

The sederunt came to a close at 1.23pm. Attested by TREVOR D GRIBBEN Clerk of Assembly 60 MINUTES BELFAST, 2018 61 CHANGES IN THE CODE 2018

ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, BELFAST, BT1 6DW AUGUST, 2018 The following changes have been made in the 1997 edition of the Code, which should be corrected accordingly. Trevor D. Gribben Clerk of Assembly

Par 35 of the Code After Par 35(g) add a new paragraph as follows: “(h) act as the employing body concerning all those in remunerated employment in the congregation.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 36(f) of the Code In Par 36(f) delete the words “auxiliary ministers, deaconesses and lay workers” and substitute the words “and auxiliary ministers”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 38 of the Code In Par 38 add the following new sub-paragraph (e): “(e) notwithstanding the provisions of sub-paragraph (d), not receive a petition of any member or adherent of a congregation who is or has been employed by a congregation under a contract of employment in respect of any grievance relating to such contract of employment where such grievance has been dealt with either under any grievance or disciplinary policy of that congregation relating to its employees, or following any reference of such grievance to a Civil Court or an Industrial Tribunal.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 39(1) of the Code Delete Par 39(1) and substitute the following in its place: “(1) Baptism shall be administered to those who make a profession of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and to the infant children of one or both believing parents. It shall be administered in all cases by a minister and, as far as possible, it shall be administered publicly. The Kirk Session shall keep a register of all baptisms in the congregation.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018) 62 MINUTES Par 39(3) of the Code Delete Par 39(3) and substitute the following in its place: “(3) The Kirk Session shall nurture and pastor all baptised persons in the congregation, not yet in full communion; and shall in due time seek to lead them to full confession of their faith by their partaking of the Lord’s Supper.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 41(1) of the Code Delete Par 41(1) and substitute the following in its place: “(1) The Kirk Session shall keep a roll of Communicant Members, and shall revise it at least once every three years. The Session shall report that the revision has been completed to the Presbytery. A List of Adherents shall also be kept and regularly revised.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 45 of the Code Immediately prior to Par 45 delete the title “SECTION I – MEETINGS OF THE CONGREGATION” and substitute the title “SECTION 1(A) - MEMBERSHIP OF THE CONGREGATION”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 45 of the Code Immediately prior to Par 45 insert the following: “44A (1) “Communicant Members” are all baptised persons who have been admitted to Communion on profession of their faith by the Kirk Session, together with all those who have been received by the Kirk Session by transfer from other congregations or churches. (2) “Adherents” are all those who attend, contribute or claim connection with the congregation, but who are not Communicant Members. (3) “Voting Members” are Communicant Members who meet the qualifications for voting set out in Rules (see Pars 175-6).” (I.A.2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 45 of the Code In Par 45 add a new sub-paragraph (4) as follows: “(4) Normally both Communicant Members and Adherents have the right to attend and speak at meetings of the congregation but only Communicant Members who are Voting Members may propose or second any resolution and vote thereon.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 47(2) of the Code Delete Par 47(2)(f) and substitute the following in its place: “(f) subject to the provisions of Par 35(h), be responsible for appointing or dismissing the sexton or caretaker;”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018) BELFAST, 2018 63 Par 53(a) of the Code Delete Par 53(a) and substitute the following in its place: “(a) congregational trustees are or have been appointed to receive and hold the property of the congregation upon trust for the congregation and subject to its directions so far as those directions comply with the terms of such trust and with this Code save that, but subject to the provisions of paragraph 57(5), congregational property may be transferred to trustees (who shall be not less than three voting members of the congregation) for a separate body set up by, under the jurisdiction of, and accountable to the Kirk Session of the congregation; and”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 53 of the Code Delete Par 53 and substitute the following in its place: “53. Appointment of Trustees and Declarations of Trust. Every congregation shall ensure that: (a) congregational trustees are or have been appointed to receive and hold the property of the congregation upon trust for the congregation and subject to its directions so far as those directions comply with the terms of such trust and with this Code save that, but subject to the provisions of paragraph 57(5), congregational property may be transferred to: (i) trustees (who shall be not less than three voting members of the congregation) for a separate body set up by, under the jurisdiction of, and accountable to the Kirk Session of the congregation; or (ii) to a company limited by guarantee of which the members and directors must at all times be members of the Kirk Session of the congregation and in respect of which the powers of appointing and removing directors shall at all times rest with the members of the Kirk Session of the congregation; and in either case. (b) the terms of such trust are set forth in a deed or deeds and, if drawn after the commencement of this Code, are in conformity with the provisions of the relevant rules.” (I.A. 2018)

Par 57(5) of the Code Delete Par 57(5) and substitute the following in its place: “(5) The site and plans of all new buildings proposed to be erected on congregational property and of all proposed demolition, structural alterations of or structural additions to existing buildings thereon (including all proposals and designs for memorials, windows, artificial lighting and for seating and furnishings requisite for public worship) shall be authorised, successively, by the congregation, the Presbytery and the Linkage Commission, and without such authorisations no such erection or alteration shall be undertaken or made.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018) 64 MINUTES Par 57 of the Code In Par 57 insert the following new sub-paragraph (5) and renumber existing sub- paragraphs (5)-(7): “(5) Congregational property may not be transferred to trustees for a separate body pursuant to the saving in paragraph 53(a) except in accordance with Guidelines relating thereto from time to time set by the General Assembly and without the prior consent of both the Presbytery and the Moderator’s Advisory Committee.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 57 of the Code Delete Pars 57(7) and (8) and substitute the following in their place: (7) In all situations where augmentation or incremental grant is being paid to the minister of a congregation the Presbytery shall consult with the Linkage Commission and obtain the Commission’s consent before authorising any project under sub-paragraph (6) above. (8) Notice of the convening of a meeting of the congregation for the purpose of giving an approval required under sub-paragraphs (2) or (6) or paragraph 46(f) shall be given from the pulpit on the two Sundays immediately preceding the date of the meeting. (I.A. 2018)

Par 65(2) of the Code In Par 62(2) delete the words “at the pleasure of the court” and substitute the words “at the pleasure of the court, provided they remain under its jurisdiction”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 70(b) of the Code Delete Par 70(b) and substitute the following in its place: “(b) hold consultations with, and visitations of, congregations. (See Pars 246-247).” (I.A. 2018)

Par 70(d) of the Code Delete Par 70(d) and substitute the following in its place: “(d) act as charity trustees and be responsible for its compliance with the requirements of charities legislation in Northern Ireland and/ or the Republic of Ireland as appropriate, save that ministers or elders who come within paragraph 61(c) of this Code, for so long as they continue to serve in a role specified in that paragraph, shall not be required to act as charity trustees for the Presbytery but shall nevertheless remain members of the Presbytery.” (I.A. 2018) BELFAST, 2018 65 Par 75 of the Code In Par 75 add the following new sub-paragraph (e): “(e) notwithstanding the provisions of sub-paragraphs (c) and (d), not receive an appeal from, nor a petition of, any member or adherent of a congregation who is or has been employed by that congregation under a contract of employment in respect of any grievance relating to such contract of employment where such grievance has been dealt with either under any grievance or disciplinary policy of that congregation relating to its employees, or following any reference of such grievance to a Civil Court or an Industrial Tribunal.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 76(b) of the Code Delete Par 76(b) and substitute the following in its place: “(b) subject to the provisions of paragraph Par 57(5) and (6) of the Code, examine and approve of the site and plans of all new Church buildings and of all permanent alterations or additions to Church buildings or property and of furnishings used in the conduct of public worship and of any demolition involved in such projects;”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 85(1) of the Code In Par 85(1) delete the words “minister without charge or licentiate” and substitute the words “minister without charge, minister emeritus (released), or licentiate”. (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018)

Par 85(5)(6) and (7) of the Code Delete Par 85(5)(6)and (7) and substitute the following in their place: “(5) Where difficulty arises as to whether a marriage by the Church is advisable, the minister may consult with his Kirk Session or refer the matter to the Re-marriage Panel of the Pastoral Care Committee under the Council for Congregational Life and Witness before agreeing to celebrate the marriage. (6) A minister should not join in marriage a member of the Church with one holding beliefs or having a Church membership incompatible with the Christian witness of the Protestant Reformation, until careful instruction has been given in the doctrines and obligations of our evangelical faith or until other conditions approved by the Re-marriage Panel have been observed. (7) While this Church does not prohibit the marriage of a divorced person or persons, it is strongly recommended that a minister does not join in marriage a person who has been divorced, except in circumstances recognised by the Re-marriage Panel as justifying such action. In the case of a divorced minister wishing to remain in office after re-marriage the approval of Presbytery shall be obtained.” (I.A. 2017, confirmed 2018) 66 MINUTES Par 146(1)(c) of the Code In Par 146(c) delete the words “students for the ministry” and substitute the words “students for the ministry, candidates for the office of deaconess” in their place. (2018)

Par 215(6) of the Code Delete Par 215(6) and renumber subsequent paragraphs. (2018)

Par 224(2)(a) of the Code In Par 224(a) delete the word “special”. (2018)

Par 226 of the Code Delete Par 226 and substitute the following in its place: “226. (a) When a minister of a congregation or congregations, within five years of his or her normal retirement date, instead of retiring in the usual way either: (i) voluntarily resigns the pastoral charge on account of old age, infirmity, sickness or other cause recognised as adequate by the Presbytery, and the resignation has been accepted by Presbytery; or (ii) is loosed under the terms of Par 318(3)(c); that minister may, if the Presbytery so propose and the Assembly decide, be enrolled as Minister Emeritus of the congregation; and shall in virtue of such enrolment be a member of the superior courts of the Church. As such that minister shall continue under the jurisdiction of Presbytery and shall be subject to the provisions of these rules regarding the acceptance of paid appointments applying to ministers in active duty or ministers without charge. (b) in either case there shall be no entitlement to a retiring allowance from Assembly funds, before qualifying normally, nor shall there be any entitlement to an allowance for a temporary period, unless where a special arrangement is made by the Linkage Commission after consultation with the Judicial Commission.” (2018) BELFAST, 2018 67 Chapter XV, Section IV, Pars 246-251 Delete the Chapter and Section heading and Pars 246-251 and substitute the following in their place:

“SECTION IV – CONSULTATIONS WITH AND VISITATIONS OF CONGREGATIONS 246. (1) Each congregation, Church Extension charge and Church Plant shall engage in an official Consultation with Presbytery at least once in ten years. (2) A consultation is a process by which Presbytery enquires into the life of a congregation in order to discover: – encouragements to celebrate, for the edification of the congregation and to inspire the rest of Presbytery; – challenges faced by the congregation, so that Kirk Session can be directed and equipped to deal with the most pressing issues; – any concerns that Kirk Session may be struggling to deal with, requiring the intervention of Presbytery. (3) Normally there should not be a consultation with a congregation until at least two years after the installation or induction of the lead minister. (4) Resources and Guidance for consultations shall be authorised from time to time by the General Council. 247. (1) A visitation of a congregation, Church Extension charge or Church Plant may also be held when the Presbytery considers it to be necessary. (2) The purpose of a visitation of a congregation by Presbytery is to enquire into particular matters affecting the congregation. (3) A visitation should normally be carried out by a commission of Presbytery, the membership to be chosen taking account of the nature of the circumstances. If necessary to achieve appropriate representation, communicant members from congregations within the bounds of the Presbytery may be added on a ‘sit and deliberate’ basis. (4) The essential stages in visitation are: Notification, Inquiry, Finding and Report. The form the visitation takes will be determined by Presbytery according to the specific circumstances. Authorised consultation resources may be used after appropriate adaptation. (5) Congregations shall be given formal notice by Presbytery of the intended visitation and the proposed procedures being followed. This shall be read to the congregation on a convenient Sunday, with an invitation to members to forward anything which they wish to bring to the Presbytery’s attention concerning the matters being inquired into. 68 MINUTES (6) With the Presbytery’s notice there shall be sent any appropriate documentation for completion by relevant parties and any request for documentation the Presbytery wishes to examine. (7) As part of the inquiry, meetings may be held separately and privately with relevant parties. A public meeting or meetings open to all members of the congregation (including adherents) should also normally be held. Such meetings may include any of these elements: reports, questions, discussion. The Presbytery may also address the congregation on specific matters. (8) Subsequent to the visitation the Presbytery shall reach an official finding. The finding shall first be read in private to any parties that the Presbytery deems appropriate. Unless there is an appeal, the finding as adopted shall be published by being read to the congregation on a convenient Sunday by a ministerial member of Presbytery, who shall also address the congregation as appropriate to the circumstances. If the visitation has been conducted by a commission, the reading of the finding should not be delayed to allow for reporting to Presbytery. (9) A minute of the procedure followed and the finding adopted shall be inserted in the Presbytery minute book; and a copy of the finding shall be furnished to the Kirk Session for retention in its minute book. (10) Within twelve months after the visitation of a congregation, the Presbytery shall require the minister or representative elder to report on how far the instructions and/or recommendations of Presbytery have been carried out. (11) In case of neglect to give effect to its instructions and/ or recommendations, or at the desire of the minister or representative elder, the Presbytery shall again send a member to address the congregation; or it shall take such other action as it sees fit. 248-251. (deleted)” (2018)

Par 256(2) of the Code In Par 256(2) delete the words “visitation of” and substitute the words “consultation with” in their place. (2018)

Par 258(c) of the Code Delete Par 258(c) and substitute the following in its place: “(c) The Statistical Sheets when so completed shall: (i) be presented to the Presbyteries at their stated meetings in April or May each year, to be examined and certified by them; and (ii) when so certified, be forwarded by the Clerks of Presbyteries to the Financial Secretary, Assembly Buildings, not later than 10th May.” (2018) BELFAST, 2018 69 Par 260(g) of the Code In Par 260(g) delete the word “visited” and substitute the words “consulted or visited” in its place. (2018)

Par 273(2) of the Code In Par 273(2) delete the words “the visitation of” and substitute the words “a consultation with or visitation of” in their place. (2018)

Par 273(5)(d)(iii) of the Code In Par 273(5)(d)(iii) delete the words “sub-paragraph (5)(c)(ii)” and substitute the words “sub-paragraph (5)(d)(ii)” in their place. (2018)

Par 273(5)(d)(v) of the Code In Par 273(5)(d)(v) delete the words “twelve months” and substitute the words “twelve months from the date when notice of termination is given” in their place. (2018)

Par 306(1) of the Code In Par 306(1) delete the word “visitations” and substitute the word “consultations” in its place. (2018)

Par 308 of the Code Delete Par 308 and substitute the following in its place: 308. (1) Name: The name of the organisation shall be Presbyterian Women, incorporating the former Presbyterian Women’s Association and the former Young Women’s Groups, and may also be referred to as PW. (2) Motto: The motto of Presbyterian Women shall be: Living for Jesus (3) Mission Statement and Aims: Presbyterian Women encourages women to become disciples of Christ. Presbyterian Women aims to highlight the need for – (i) Love and unity (ii) Obedience to God (iii) Christian living and spiritual maturity (iv) Service using gifts, time and money (v) Local and global mission 70 MINUTES (4) PW Groups: Where possible a group shall be formed in each congregation to bring together women at a congregational level, encourage them to become disciples of Jesus Christ and work to fulfil the aims of Presbyterian Women. Each group shall operate under the authority of the Kirk Session. Stated meetings shall be held and membership shall be open to all women who accept the aims of Presbyterian Women. (5) PW LINK (Living, Inspiring and Nurturing for the Kingdom): There shall be in each Presbytery a PW Committee known as the PW LINK to bring together members of Presbyterian Women. Constituent members: Three members from each PW Group, at least one of whom should be an Office Bearer. Each member to serve for three years, unless: (i) elected to serve on the PW Forum or the PW LINK Planning Committee Subgroup, or (ii) appointed to represent Presbyterian Women at the General Assembly or Presbytery. In these circumstances membership of the PW LINK should be extended until the additional responsibilities end. (6) PW Forum: There shall be a PW Forum to bring together PW LINK representatives at a central level. The PW Forum shall be made up of: (a) members of the PW Panel and its Subgroups; (b) five representatives from each PW LINK: (i) the three serving PW LINK Office Bearers i.e. Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer; and (ii) two others from each PW LINK, appointed to attend for 3 years.” Others may also be invited to attend, as appropriate. BELFAST, 2018 71 (7) PW Panel: The decision-making body of the Organisation shall be a PW Panel under the Women’s Strategy and Coordination Committee (WSCC). Constituent members: (a) Council Convener, Council Secretary, Convener of WSCC, PW President, PW Home Vice President, PW Overseas Vice President; (b) Two members drawn from the membership of the WSCC; (c) Seven members drawn from a PW Volunteer Bank into which members’ names were submitted. The Women’s Ministry and PW Development Officer, the PW Support Officer and the Moderator’s wife shall be invited to sit and deliberate. Voting members will serve a maximum of four years and can serve two consecutive terms. (8) Finance: The financial year of PW shall end on 31st December. A statement of income and expenditure shall be submitted to the Annual Meeting of Presbyterian Women. A report and statement of annual accounts shall be submitted to the PW Panel, the Council for Congregational Life and Witness, the General Assembly and, if appropriate, other relevant Councils. Each PW Group will receive a copy of an Annual Report including a Financial Supplement. (2018)

Par 318(3)(d) of the Code Delete Par 318(3)(d) and substitute the following in its place: “(3) (d) to make appropriate arrangements for the minister. In so acting, the Linkage Commission shall have power to make a special arrangement in accordance with the terms of Par 226(b).” (2018)

Appendix 6 of the Code Delete Appendix 6, sub-paragraph C and substitute the following in its place: “C: For a Meeting to Appoint new Trustees Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the congregation of ...... will be held (as may be decided) on Sunday, the ...... of ...... , in the Church immediately after the close of public worship, OR on ...... , the ...... of ...... , at the hour of ...... in ...... when an appointment of new trustees will be made by the members of the congregation duly qualified to vote at the election of the Minister; and that no person but a member of the congregation is eligible for such appointment to office, save that the Education Board of the Presbytery may be so appointed.” (2018) 72 MINUTES BELFAST, 2018 73

STATISTICS OF THE

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND

PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

(b) Last year’s returns. (c) Vacancy during whole or part year. * Interim Session. // Special arragements by Linkage Commission. + Church Extension Charge. 74 MINUTES 5,091 1,528 94,818 65,096 76,750 109,576 186,293 198,577 134,782 366,056 105,393 131,635 All Exps. 2,293,953 5,359 Total 14,528 Income 779,962 428,301 848,811 288,267 343,866 855,836 519,543 438,649 545,485 1,579,907 1,040,1865 0 0 521,142 118,891 CMF tation 6,661 577,060 149,134 6,492 473,544 108,439 1,435 520,690 123,124 2,706 529,096 120,643 5,742 636,550 134,240 36,178 917,380 210,675 14,002 870,387 202,289 15,445 65,220 95,148 17,893 33,166 542,474 127,599 25,820 566,913 119,802 32,255 757,929 135,634 30,694 Augmen- 318,041 230,234 478,409 5,359 0 Mins 13,587 Stipend 446,779 166,909 303,819 855,049 828,401 321,110 510,983 533,565 468,073 435,906 516,639 714,083 540,140 790,632 508,595 618,797 458,323 493,183 1,430 409,282 123 491,947 192 941,8572 1,012,589

17 415 458 999 574 693 850 853 694 842 863 1,692 1,739 1,043 1,742 1,113 1,116 1,153 1,070 Sun Sch 16,862 & Bib Cls 4 357 129 156 490 481 201 183 256 233 517 268 289 461 305 365 270 315 230 221 1,010 Elders Ruling 5,186 49 5 7 One 4,941 4,738 2,706 231 668 2,391 1,550 2,569 3,350 2,910 253 735 5,576 3,274 2,673 3,980 2,731 4,671 2,384 2,987 2,500 2,655 Commun 53,258 74 Roll 7,456 6,984 7,374 4,149 1,878 4,144 6,379 5,272 8,217 5,102 3,763 5,559 3,992 9,529 4,101 4,696 3,670 4,187 Commun 88,033 1 38 2,830 2,164 65 42 80 79 19 2,122 1,592 52 2,921 1,976 78 44 41 78 51 80 36 68 43 32 53 Table 151 181 177 100 100 161 Lord’s 1,385 1 0 37 88 71 36 73 30 66 74 64 78 46 78 57 82 53 81 46 50 110 106 137 1,190 Baptisms 95 131 6,860 9,801 5,507 4,305 9,969 3,173 8,312 9,455 9,174 All Age Persons 20,547 10,691 19,774 12,001 14,091 13,826 14,771 11,665 12,920 10,761 13,116 204,323 80 47 6,765 3,511 6,550 3,919 2,546 4,893 4,279 4,958 2,977 1,677 4,077 4,355 1,160 3,265 1,002 2,668 3,248 3,210 3,457 3,345 9,610 3,886 Contribs 68,103 WFO/Stip

33 47 9,519 4,347 8,543 5,950 3,520 6,695 6,186 6,254 3,811 1,958 5,106 5,641 1,841 3,997 1,188 3,076 3,712 3,977 4,660 4,030 5,034 Families 89,057

R R R R R Ards Armagh North South Ballymena Donegal Belfast East Belfast Belfast & Carrickfergus Coleraine & Limavady Derry Derry & Donegal Down Dromore Dublin & Munster Iveagh Monaghan Monaghan Newry Newry Omagh Route Templepatrick Tyrone THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 15 16 17 18 19 £ Overall Total € Overall Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 75 20,067 36,627 905,548 2017 3,787,280 2,201,318 3,638,544 2,166,338 1,859,801 3,365,575 2,046,113 2,733,297 1,261,604 1,087,684 1,924,649 2,306,914 2,059,705 1,721,101 1,293,250 1,615,176 1,546,059 1,704,031 1,723,787 4,089,564 36,914,904 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 12,164 36,775 737,315 853,500 740,089 Closing 3,522,045 1,897,387 2,428,124 2,355,183 1,808,545 2,103,964 1,124,871 2,879,291 1,585,368 1,474,385 6,864,683 1,518,299 1,055,873 1,484,244 1,076,950 1,115,861 1,484,255 3,032,478 35,126,693 7,896 36,807 904,899 696,954 795,418 605,522 993,761 Unrestricted Funds Opening 3,328,455 1,769,709 2,092,390 2,240,726 1,946,028 1,779,933 2,018,156 1,578,296 1,354,060 6,747,257 1,593,707 1,304,971 1,089,543 1,225,576 1,391,729 2,932,990 32,568,803 BALANCES 13,604 122,845 Closing 6,062,705 8,655,727 3,450,153 6,718,194 4,802,793 9,131,429 9,993,612 3,808,131 3,590,523 3,090,398 3,205,260 6,252,505 4,021,270 4,065,383 5,397,735 10,870,390 18,340,257 10,032,241 12,040,490 13,425,612 11,824,167 135,267,090 -71 Total Funds Total 109,245 Opening 8,282,580 8,598,609 8,214,947 3,175,843 6,541,204 4,482,624 8,505,135 9,656,404 3,835,890 3,364,078 2,976,259 2,992,455 6,131,402 3,577,660 3,466,720 4,850,697 10,175,514 16,350,628 11,338,013 10,954,908 11,404,018 126,176,726 654 93,186 78,039 66,814 10,444 660,418 328,574 489,671 303,553 425,849 360,117 319,794 180,988 363,172 365,567 287,754 102,131 208,275 281,528 233,697 347,487 273,532 257,428 Organ- isations 5,523,816 133 4,007 60,406 87,126 54,628 46,615 92,755 48,879 57,039 44,194 86,663 13,822 71,116 201,371 112,964 170,230 312,014 126,176 406,283 138,471 169,775 105,573 277,436 Others 2,132,804 2,497 2,793 92,814 88,589 655,494 407,802 700,781 229,506 338,118 560,473 236,287 409,626 143,143 220,627 269,687 238,337 270,277 270,109 250,044 152,817 249,292 200,869 472,862 5,517,120 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 1,400 3,677 83,946 88,213 62,742 333,739 162,640 294,535 207,053 150,109 264,241 203,342 262,547 126,909 184,487 211,351 149,363 109,979 146,394 144,019 181,337 152,941 238,578 United Appeal 3,286,386 558 2,342 665,824 446,567 808,701 915,799 631,199 620,301 791,471 414,128 622,178 628,778 207,152 556,276 465,117 240,671 284,557 578,677 655,159 Property 1,340,320 1,172,472 1,257,011 1,088,739 12,216,519 RESTRICTED FUNDS 774 90,975 22,423 10,471 692,679 345,615 476,902 331,181 104,516 381,090 342,254 358,252 168,183 380,404 395,105 324,379 109,941 207,214 292,143 219,105 375,734 280,862 233,810 Organ- isations 5,676,392 133 4,642 36,064 36,427 70,655 93,094 48,424 324,728 125,618 143,474 363,874 137,070 201,077 400,350 279,022 514,614 170,652 219,585 119,722 156,892 111,779 124,265 331,309 Other Income 3,350,852 INCOME 3,402 6,470 854,444 505,114 938,170 424,280 373,727 717,868 405,917 626,035 196,014 201,294 374,351 454,059 195,907 321,655 118,305 339,153 353,956 260,080 390,398 274,315 521,976 7,812,938 Charities Missions/

9,845 15,707 For For 981,235 800,534 586,678 659,835 672,920 628,151 859,776 182,335 593,113 356,380 310,122 864,468 538,182 985,453 Property 1,098,976 2,422,832 1,862,918 1,157,043 1,238,880 1,046,310 1,227,342 16,644,351 6,364 10,079 762,937 703,062 627,153 464,619 660,760 428,171 491,169 560,466 887,742 884,614 486,691 410,682 442,978 530,329 426,650 445,473 520,615 Other 1,259,074 1,102,764 1,471,855 1,796,544 11,787,703 5,888 19,750 944,183 710,779 451,757 782,011 884,910 256,545 552,359 723,460 811,313 821,885 Allow Salary & 2,109,784 1,955,249 1,171,384 1,048,887 1,681,541 1,134,885 1,505,127 1,003,225 1,186,722 1,015,139 1,510,063 19,266,720 EXPENDITURE 3,352 7,770 539,231 349,318 575,460 364,638 304,980 479,830 364,381 517,070 254,636 214,503 340,628 401,921 334,081 325,789 152,260 211,630 289,961 306,564 313,540 352,137 708,614 ments Assess- 6,295,066 300 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,632 95,776 92,963 93,745 97,252 42,902 93,178 64,388 211,969 416,687 278,299 281,808 920,589 117,938 119,167 123,024 156,971 181,973 101,577 168,750 214,589 349,600 Other Income 3,525,877 INCOME 20,067 36,627 921,170 Gross 3,792,284 2,174,145 3,641,967 2,171,200 1,865,698 3,414,414 2,055,285 2,743,613 1,262,646 1,091,603 1,938,769 2,313,756 2,016,060 1,720,699 1,293,707 1,618,384 1,559,241 1,712,989 1,721,149 4,065,460 Assess Inc 37,020,013 R R R R R Ards Armagh Ballymena Belfast North Belfast South Belfast East Carrickfergus Coleraine & Limavady Derry & Donegal Derry & Donegal Down Dromore Dublin & Munster Iveagh Monaghan Monaghan Newry Newry Omagh Route Templepatrick Tyrone THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 15 16 17 18 19 £ Overall Total € Overall Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland 76 MINUTES 0 0 8,400 8,316 7,500 8,077 7,500 8,312 7,500 6,800 7,525 7,875 9,635 7,308 7,500 7,752 7,500 8,307 8,160 7,955 7,152 7,635 6,951 6,100 2,400 5,250 7,000 6,600 2,400 4,375 8,997 2,811 1,082 All Exps. 0 0 0 4,468 Total 44,930 31,161 32,290 37,199 30,131 36,215 30,959 47,230 26,169 41,898 26,955 27,553 37,715 28,771 43,461 35,706 27,677 14,601 31,159 30,762 30,045 30,388 31,966 30,474 16,104 38,636 35,938 25,571 11,248 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 5,506 9,686 36,178 917,380 210,675 10,074 10,912 Augmen- 0 0 0 4,129 0 Mins 44,570 30,799 31,930 36,708 29,771 35,849 29,944 46,870 25,809 41,538 24,521 26,516 27,553 37,355 27,840 34,743 19,999 35,337 27,317 14,241 20,725 30,088 31,571 19,202 10,979 0 15,882 38,276 30,284 24,703 Stipend 855,049

24 25 49 65 46 75 40 95 23 45 16 78 20 18 46 20 14 25 33 55 19 30 42 26 34 225 197 107 140 1,692 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 9 6 6 8 6 8 4 5 8 33 16 17 15 14 24 37 32 11 15 13 13 20 15 28 25 24 25 14 490 Elders Ruling 36 10 12 28 4 0 75 55 89 60 11 43 25 30 5 59 9 518 513 119 111 181 222 163 102 211 136 189 146 290 One 4,941 Commun 48 82 95 65 45 40 895 865 129 108 154 273 104 265 260 127 134 305 362 270 177 355 Roll 7,456 Commun 9 197 5 344 163 2 221 141 1 271 166 1 179 149 1 8 515 336 2 3 96 69 5 9 0 3 217 137 0 0 6 72 58 0 7 1 0 38 37 0 2 0 0 0 148 130 1 8 0 19 22 13 10 13 Table 151 Lord’s 3 3 2 6 1 5 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 1 1 4 0 4 3 0 0 0 3 15 12 11 10 11 110 Baptisms 82 173 138 302 213 207 544 675 402 805 558 374 333 334 380 315 530 408 471 469 351 315 805 230 527 500 773 575 2,849 1,917 1,479 1,100 1,413 All Age Persons 20,547 91 48 66 88 75 75 55 638 182 230 188 241 207 488 163 515 141 132 173 301 130 221 138 188 232 128 109 167 176 229 258 434 258 6,765 Contribs WFO/Stip

70 56 251 300 211 345 235 789 188 600 161 175 230 510 137 262 184 108 200 302 260 165 143 100 163 213 244 329 110 329 712 340 9,519 1,097 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (b) (c) (b) // (c) (b) Ballyblack Ballycrochan Ballygilbert Ballygrainey Ballyholme Ballywalter First Bangor – Hamilton Road Bangor – St Andrews Church Bangor – West Bangor Bangor Trinity & Ballyfrenis Carrowdore Cloughey Conlig Donagadee – First Street Donaghadee – Shore Bay Glastry – Trinity Greyabbey Groomsport Helen’s Kilcooley Kirkcubbin Lisnabreen Millisle & Ballycopeland Movilla – First Newtownards Street – Greenwell Newtownards – Regent Street Newtownards – Scrabo Newtownards – Second Newtownards – Strean Newtownards Portaferry Portavogie THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (1) Ards 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 77 69,311 91,521 86,359 84,585 70,418 28,816 57,137 80,206 54,425 89,987 52,778 22,669 41,375 73,517 82,330 79,493 51,180 38,380 47,528 141,121 106,407 116,007 413,041 463,481 205,625 148,393 195,800 127,906 126,813 108,420 201,321 126,968 103,962 2017 3,787,280 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 5,308 6,363 3,252 5,566 7,760 8,906 -9,893 12,146 83,389 34,472 56,065 18,912 52,464 15,753 52,818 85,803 14,533 33,298 14,954 82,916 85,442 63,265 20,519 -18,718 -10,638 -68,200 179,215 114,418 171,388 784,363 100,915 188,841 Closing 1,326,450 3,522,045 14 6,007 2,476 5,269 9,487 -1,595 -8,966 -8,739 99,942 23,755 81,073 48,652 12,204 54,406 12,311 67,352 76,641 71,169 12,862 10,730 42,192 26,371 44,978 32,227 65,200 28,070 -30,251 -72,219 165,976 171,069 855,071 183,968 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,240,753 3,328,455 BALANCES 24,506 68,739 24,719 14,756 91,361 72,165 43,945 82,477 40,080 33,898 29,709 74,536 11,995 307,930 195,714 241,347 253,006 205,230 460,427 103,881 171,835 115,627 630,722 134,952 120,941 225,997 207,062 Closing -114,810 1,347,490 2,114,076 1,134,321 1,382,072 1,019,684 10,870,390 Total Funds Total 9,777 -9,955 71,181 13,871 66,313 36,626 95,608 36,843 41,130 28,007 50,845 69,842 12,525 -25,246 310,161 187,851 242,756 215,944 177,638 384,878 108,652 178,943 122,981 614,406 124,972 218,772 926,928 206,072 Opening -114,492 1,331,669 2,044,030 1,110,226 1,285,760 10,175,514 0 0 549 6,793 1,439 8,930 7,538 2,366 4,746 6,880 6,999 5,932 6,500 9,010 9,347 2,231 8,822 49,528 51,840 13,038 33,769 89,071 33,479 22,483 12,971 17,669 16,193 25,401 24,939 25,579 14,834 19,514 Organ- 122,028 660,418 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 732 662 995 400 2,320 1,290 2,730 4,290 3,086 2,390 3,153 1,501 10,760 13,807 36,771 14,350 53,426 14,328 23,024 11,356 Others 201,371 0 3,303 5,746 3,685 3,335 1,489 4,741 4,506 5,020 5,078 8,787 9,007 1,514 1,762 1,985 4,634 8,053 6,835 7,505 7,724 1,125 3,750 16,069 13,665 13,332 15,300 28,892 14,513 18,926 48,996 14,263 244,966 126,988 655,494 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 900 5,453 8,514 8,575 8,031 7,056 6,015 5,718 6,934 5,418 7,927 7,249 3,491 1,024 4,224 9,663 7,670 9,792 6,918 4,062 9,465 2,793 2,087 11,642 10,376 39,052 34,213 21,776 11,960 18,847 24,461 10,005 12,428 United Appeal 333,739 0 0 3,660 4,149 5,558 5,746 8,073 8,698 9,965 5,561 5,870 8,788 3,373 3,277 1,410 8,776 67,545 28,077 21,017 27,094 16,499 19,459 29,131 18,566 17,492 43,106 15,698 28,209 32,316 27,458 38,608 26,807 125,838 665,824 Property 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 676 6,896 1,280 6,532 3,903 5,301 8,568 7,172 5,729 7,659 9,431 5,271 2,481 48,305 58,894 14,175 34,617 10,983 95,256 48,404 23,504 13,510 12,965 13,943 14,241 13,273 25,664 24,537 13,971 29,607 Organ- 125,931 692,679 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 200 1,959 1,318 1,680 3,415 7,200 1,196 5,078 3,636 1,054 3,407 2,635 1,059 10,809 39,501 79,751 56,040 12,126 41,114 10,356 30,547 10,632 Other 324,728 Income INCOME 7,181 8,845 8,871 2,331 9,217 5,005 2,786 5,071 9,325 1,125 3,878 23,748 17,185 15,311 12,948 19,934 33,429 38,405 10,333 10,344 23,271 12,417 24,048 21,745 13,430 26,354 67,229 20,791 10,677 18,435 15,105 252,177 103,493 854,444 Charities Missions/

320 5,797 7,367 7,711 5,237 1,561 3,419 3,269 7,581 For For 24,248 65,499 13,303 55,793 17,202 19,607 50,955 16,137 13,040 16,130 11,713 26,843 11,684 58,693 40,036 11,479 24,469 59,708 16,586 62,786 39,010 34,335 258,387 109,071 Property 1,098,976 8,890 5,076 5,690 7,543 6,258 74,494 14,616 32,949 76,563 26,594 18,078 19,876 77,946 25,983 11,041 17,557 27,983 33,538 13,939 31,668 17,644 14,231 59,247 28,928 38,608 20,731 26,169 34,379 13,501 Other 158,646 102,076 104,005 104,627 1,259,074 1,230 3,955 63,650 80,434 37,271 92,407 46,153 43,168 99,677 40,123 36,435 35,054 99,348 37,029 38,057 72,238 60,323 37,314 17,277 29,794 47,991 24,822 57,034 98,045 33,785 37,593 18,838 55,589 18,317 28,461 Allow 243,728 330,247 144,397 Salary & 2,109,784 EXPENDITURE 8,063 6,872 9,987 6,205 8,670 4,220 4,831 9,982 17,971 15,589 15,139 20,584 16,837 33,610 15,006 22,006 45,237 21,913 13,725 16,846 17,397 27,317 12,868 17,740 14,583 18,694 16,212 13,843 20,306 16,110 15,897 15,218 19,753 ments 539,231 Assess- 0 0 433 105 553 910 995 112 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 5,819 2,023 8,779 1,062 9,034 1,290 4,186 1,563 1,720 6,310 6,974 1,270 1,604 1,241 2,685 1,867 1,400 4,033 2,740 6,458 3,142 35,805 56,288 16,552 25,016 Other 211,969 Income INCOME Inc 69,921 91,774 86,359 84,585 70,418 28,816 57,752 80,206 54,425 89,987 52,778 22,669 41,375 73,517 86,360 79,493 51,180 38,380 47,528 141,667 106,407 116,007 413,041 463,481 205,625 148,393 195,800 127,906 126,813 108,420 201,321 125,918 103,962 3,792,284 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ballyblack Ballycrochan Ballygilbert Ballygrainey Ballyholme Ballywalter Bangor – Hamilton Road Andrews Bangor – St Church West Bangor – Bangor First (b) Trinity Bangor Carrowdore & Ballyfrenis Cloughey // (b) Conlig Donagadee – First Donaghadee – Shore Street Glastry Greyabbey – Trinity Groomsport (b) Bay Helen’s Kilcooley Kirkcubbin Lisnabreen Millisle & Ballycopeland Movilla Newtownards – First Newtownards – Greenwell Street Newtownards – Regent Street Newtownards – Scrabo Newtownards – Second Newtownards – Strean Portaferry Portavogie THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ards Ser No (1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 £ Total 78 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,000 3,750 3,440 3,750 3,750 4,800 7,875 8,700 8,025 4,620 9,062 4,000 3,750 8,400 5,541 4,088 12,660 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,821 833 Total 26,726 13,226 19,263 36,598 44,985 34,723 20,537 42,249 45,827 20,065 14,346 15,108 12,308 13,044 38,597 29,644 20,299 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,467 1,667 0 0 8,017 1,501 0 0 0 0 9,694 3,227 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 6,492 6,492 473,544 108,439 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5354 2,677 4,942 9,636 Mins 19,874 13,044 0 13,226 13,986 0 13,986 0 16,113 36,238 41,172 34,363 20,175 41,368 12,201 0 13,044 0 38,067 36,947 29,374 20,119 Stipend 435,906

46 10 31 55 30 40 47 12 95 21 63 30 14 32 25 10 15 23 52 33 10 42 51 12 15 90 200 1,113 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 7 4 7 5 8 5 5 4 3 5 5 9 3 21 23 18 13 14 16 36 16 268 Elders Ruling 90 82 76 5 70 7 82 7 77 98 6 74 3 50 4 6 13 3 42 29 27 68 61 6 75 288 134 167 372 One 3,274 Commun 81 20 79 85 40 103 129 126 141 132 360 295 117 148 249 103 104 172 509 Roll 5,102 Commun 0 2 3 201 146 0 0 3 98 72 0 8 2 1 276 141 5 0 7 0 0 1 1 69 42 0 0 101 5 371 158 2 90 49 3 0 0 156 117 0 0 30 365 273 12 15 382 301 Table 100 Lord’s 1 1 4 0 2 4 0 7 0 2 4 1 3 2 0 0 2 0 1 5 3 0 1 3 2 6 1 78 13 10 Baptisms 85 30 226 164 220 267 278 385 156 357 415 781 557 455 483 350 145 125 259 180 575 172 113 277 300 214 808 1,013 1,301 All Age Persons 10,691 75 64 64 94 94 98 55 41 16 50 38 80 49 76 42 88 63 130 152 251 168 140 286 210 110 214 108 395 260 3,511 Contribs WFO/Stip

91 66 80 55 41 16 51 49 90 60 78 48 98 84 134 102 125 210 326 239 156 356 135 228 148 266 125 577 313 4,347 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) // (c) // // (c) Ahorey Armaghbrague Bellville Benburb Caledon Cladymore Clare Armagh –First Drumhillery Druminnis First Keady Keady – Second Knappagh Lislooney Loughgall - First Lurgan - Hill Street Lurgan Minterburn Moy Portadown – Armagh Road Portadown – First Redrock Richhill Tartaraghan Tassagh The Mall, Armagh Vinecash Waringstown THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (2) Armagh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Craigavon 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 79 9,820 58,939 21,684 26,003 24,997 41,378 61,685 56,280 27,579 69,741 48,867 28,296 42,100 38,449 53,706 79,295 46,968 65,306 91,050 61,190 59,739 32,875 29,597 137,585 184,890 216,179 258,445 132,307 196,368 2017 2,201,318 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 4,717 8,475 9,396 61,561 37,832 18,075 14,857 29,891 22,785 43,647 64,322 77,145 41,335 71,746 43,338 21,238 13,391 41,287 39,115 19,185 26,820 50,738 29,699 51,786 47,960 292,866 437,130 124,409 152,641 Closing 1,897,387 5,119 5,502 8,452 9,954 4,720 60,642 35,497 11,782 30,457 34,227 47,774 58,093 45,337 68,412 33,813 15,327 15,825 35,991 23,117 17,221 23,106 35,681 34,530 42,098 42,671 337,168 415,971 127,145 144,077 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,769,709 BALANCES 22,462 42,946 36,379 76,754 30,883 75,333 71,727 70,925 56,689 99,284 87,995 -24,760 -51,171 334,229 103,441 100,711 154,318 323,627 275,196 333,255 231,265 549,947 216,362 251,200 215,097 253,721 116,963 219,029 Closing 1,788,898 6,062,705 Total Funds Total 68,787 69,387 34,420 49,079 64,901 50,846 63,943 46,407 67,578 50,180 69,933 91,454 -67,548 158,564 109,470 131,660 365,265 259,283 277,789 218,293 506,110 182,081 256,898 180,493 220,707 102,546 Opening -104,439 1,658,092 3,100,401 8,282,580 0 0 570 265 1,400 7,755 3,770 4,846 9,369 5,586 4,789 7,787 4,241 2,946 4,582 2,314 9,281 5,655 7,373 7,514 24,401 14,328 12,445 75,756 14,842 39,745 11,818 19,272 25,924 Organ- 328,574 isations 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 352 800 987 877 1,160 2,092 1,194 1,871 4,887 17,226 28,956 60,406 Others 0 948 9,445 1,430 1,577 2,142 2,849 9,670 2,895 2,231 5,139 9,122 3,299 3,749 8,145 2,437 8,788 2,752 7,148 7,211 2,366 2,212 1,216 14,643 48,035 99,820 67,126 12,796 68,611 407,802 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 879 5,308 1,945 1,643 2,077 3,280 4,400 4,283 2,443 4,700 4,467 2,328 3,170 3,977 4,430 4,299 4,365 5,725 8,258 1,682 4,909 3,137 2,692 10,507 13,600 10,168 17,594 10,649 15,725 United Appeal 162,640 0 0 0 96 692 5,606 2,738 2,162 4,030 6,890 6,249 1,272 3,374 6,464 2,934 31,417 13,078 50,912 76,190 46,338 12,413 10,325 17,633 14,942 15,786 20,314 28,178 39,391 27,143 446,567 Property 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 448 217 2,320 4,144 4,020 5,501 3,527 8,394 6,500 2,279 3,223 1,175 8,676 7,749 9,609 10,051 12,684 10,618 28,471 12,014 14,987 75,101 15,352 40,057 14,324 19,611 24,563 Organ- 345,615 isations 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 52 360 724 880 320 731 1,630 3,608 1,414 1,011 1,881 3,158 20,287 36,064 Other Income INCOME 220 2,579 3,572 3,287 5,636 6,501 3,962 6,682 6,124 5,612 8,423 5,759 5,485 3,997 2,823 4,064 14,749 14,182 18,686 19,819 14,333 46,792 11,985 15,469 90,673 74,912 17,217 12,286 79,285 505,114 Charities Missions/ 0 0

2,801 6,611 4,724 1,794 5,285 For For 10,718 35,920 27,259 58,051 13,716 35,255 14,456 13,138 41,595 23,228 22,379 17,639 53,853 47,524 33,725 53,188 36,780 20,620 13,825 78,587 182,747 125,817 981,235 Property 8,208 9,295 8,112 9,102 7,297 9,966 14,248 13,720 11,924 11,666 26,903 12,649 18,860 18,026 29,801 17,439 15,945 37,175 20,465 25,423 18,918 80,199 14,707 94,489 15,166 26,614 19,700 59,394 Other 107,526 762,937 0 0 810 520 645 750 2,545 8,615 8,622 8,200 12,145 21,877 26,817 20,645 54,459 19,960 21,682 23,320 51,212 13,860 55,255 31,464 21,240 20,077 76,784 95,316 Allow 108,845 106,166 132,352 944,183 Salary & EXPENDITURE 9,260 3,459 1,387 3,349 4,246 7,860 7,638 4,210 9,219 4,267 7,834 7,221 9,647 8,990 9,683 9,362 7,028 3,171 11,173 12,130 22,720 18,660 27,582 18,918 27,720 11,904 30,919 23,050 26,711 ments 349,318 Assess- 0 92 630 724 817 658 155 925 627 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,015 1,410 3,761 1,730 9,319 2,923 1,539 1,976 4,372 4,079 5,876 1,787 1,620 4,880 2,956 3,089 1,642 10,719 14,340 12,115 95,776 Other Income INCOME 9,820 Inc 58,939 21,684 25,003 22,163 41,378 47,890 56,280 27,579 69,741 46,854 28,296 42,100 38,449 53,706 79,295 46,968 52,806 92,975 58,068 59,739 32,875 29,597 137,585 182,696 216,179 260,645 132,307 202,528 2,174,145 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ahorey Armaghbrague Bellville // Benburb Caledon Cladymore Clare Craigavon Drumhillery Druminnis Armagh First Keady –First Keady – Second Knappagh Lislooney Loughgall Lurgan - First Lurgan - Hill Street Minterburn Moy Armagh Road – Portadown – First Portadown Redrock Richhill Tartaraghan Tassagh ArmaghThe Mall, Vinecash // Waringstown 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Armagh Ser No (2) £ Total 80 MINUTES 0 0 0 5,760 7,750 7,641 7,500 8,700 8,316 7,500 8,400 7,500 8,300 8,220 9,504 7,500 9,632 8,821 8,500 7,991 7,500 7,703 9,105 8,664 5,000 3,441 4,494 7,500 6,000 1,425 3,922 All Exps. 0 0 0 9,584 Total 36,618 33,510 36,050 36,110 34,969 36,094 40,224 30,199 38,154 44,053 33,906 31,332 39,557 21,500 26,066 32,221 43,054 44,424 28,375 30,295 28,046 24,001 19,630 42,275 16,973 16,262 16,905 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 5,792 6,237 1,973 14002 870387 202289 Augmen- 0 0 0 9,584 0 Mins 22,585 21,778 33,150 35,690 35,686 26,366 0 33,990 35,682 39,864 29,408 26,944 0 37,794 43,693 32,697 30,905 39,178 21,140 25,659 31,500 42,694 43,943 22,605 14,640 16,075 0 19,450 41,515 14,186 0 Stipend 828401

29 27 80 85 76 33 78 97 59 44 56 53 35 60 90 14 38 36 70 47 65 25 11 54 85 85 110 190 1739 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 9 6 9 4 16 17 21 17 25 24 17 26 26 19 13 21 12 16 40 41 13 17 17 22 481 Elders Ruling 71 28 3 7 95 7 98 7 26 1 0 44 1 0 58 5 90 9 176 168 147 One 4738 Commun 34 31 61 114 238 153 122 254 206 113 150 Roll 6984 Commun 2 8 91 57 8 295 217 4 210 170 3 2 1 3 349 257 7 137 114 9 2 184 147 4 211 133 9 210 160 6 2 75 53 8 137 119 4 180 153 0 403 254 3 6 277 175 3 3 60 45 3 4 276 153 0 0 6 398 304 12 342 195 24 303 243 13 777 410 22 593 378 Table 181 Lord’s 1 0 7 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 4 9 1 2 3 5 0 1 6 9 2 7 2 1 6 2 0 0 1 15 12 106 Baptisms 58 438 311 126 216 815 633 871 356 758 966 855 449 402 530 510 560 832 446 470 600 560 210 180 383 858 128 1,532 1,730 1,231 1,760 All Age 19774 Persons 92 35 85 74 62 36 50 150 227 153 253 103 265 350 304 146 120 251 576 183 198 212 145 187 630 361 250 260 130 267 395 6550 Contribs WFO/Stip

42 87 73 39 61 224 150 302 294 366 141 296 400 420 170 162 330 658 210 234 333 114 190 228 730 532 300 275 157 375 650 8543 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ballykeel Ballyloughan Brookside – First Broughshane – Second Broughshane Buckna Cairnalbana Carnlough/Cushendall Churchtown Memorial Clough Cloughwater Ahoghill Connor Ballymena Cuningham Eskylane First First Kirk Glenwherry Grange Harryville High Kells -Third Killymurris Newtowncrommelin (Ahoghill) Portglenone - First Portglenone Church Rasharkin Trinity Wellington West THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (3) Ballymena 1 Ballee 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 81 59,819 70,052 35,763 35,953 69,562 68,740 26,869 18,091 97,790 65,019 31,191 55,203 87,317 99,732 130,310 114,028 108,584 138,837 103,886 115,885 132,626 197,943 143,918 153,720 136,944 398,602 107,949 103,735 158,478 363,867 208,131 2017 3,638,544 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 617 3,958 7,398 15,412 39,292 62,265 83,113 56,458 63,650 41,109 12,209 47,205 18,279 41,686 26,411 27,411 13,775 26,536 28,643 95,321 88,665 21,631 80,458 29,338 116,138 124,397 436,034 303,349 113,545 140,644 263,177 Closing 2,428,124 4,190 4,231 5,217 -1,062 11,406 28,019 53,354 26,861 80,614 18,958 55,511 41,116 29,822 18,832 23,388 19,722 13,626 11,361 32,051 22,157 84,550 73,214 23,249 93,585 94,853 24,581 133,498 482,164 238,281 123,057 221,984 Unrestricted Funds Opening 2,092,390 BALANCES 70,685 55,696 23,470 59,435 77,639 43,277 49,452 85,061 144,401 258,237 396,282 461,136 207,403 902,470 217,681 331,906 841,355 114,008 463,285 185,124 374,286 266,329 215,783 230,808 172,771 Closing 1,345,983 1,475,377 1,191,072 1,060,756 5,990,003 1,029,086 18,340,257 Total Funds Total 64,849 55,092 58,238 24,852 49,328 65,623 74,056 50,900 126,614 219,844 276,083 456,444 194,913 594,560 193,686 319,960 903,298 369,951 801,677 180,114 160,239 224,654 196,631 970,574 102,860 205,864 180,165 926,267 Opening 1,131,534 1,339,896 5,831,862 16,350,628 0 0 24 7,960 1,946 7,918 2,626 1,166 8,298 6,783 4,769 5,055 13,103 19,565 19,283 10,633 25,504 20,262 11,571 18,460 24,357 25,268 26,878 18,801 23,080 23,729 44,133 15,873 48,620 38,227 15,779 Organ- 489,671 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 384 440 704 505 5,076 2,514 9,772 2,198 8,648 5,086 2,902 13,250 11,509 23,557 26,373 Others 112,964 580 2,071 7,551 6,324 8,102 2,443 3,400 4,338 9,476 7,750 8,100 7,915 9,150 8,281 23,078 70,512 36,297 21,387 10,353 34,153 35,484 29,996 11,276 18,180 37,197 12,848 25,497 15,911 70,360 22,790 139,981 700,781 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 731 2,500 5,310 3,810 8,026 2,452 1,519 5,310 9,585 3,694 2,600 1,136 7,480 5,530 8,985 8,992 4,527 7,241 8,364 10,638 12,019 10,677 12,500 25,710 11,302 11,824 11,800 31,769 11,018 29,736 17,750 United Appeal 294,535 0 196 260 6,286 1,578 1,472 3,169 8,445 3,025 4,796 4,462 7,701 31,729 13,039 24,538 40,958 73,383 10,624 46,333 23,621 17,864 39,181 16,821 10,616 24,738 23,482 12,154 34,193 29,548 123,962 170,527 808,701 Property 0 1 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 7,875 1,675 7,374 3,117 1,681 9,655 6,496 4,962 5,994 13,331 19,558 20,821 18,509 26,990 19,733 10,939 17,915 22,914 24,088 23,513 14,187 18,469 20,533 38,963 15,509 45,855 37,940 18,305 Organ- 476,902 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 42 3,881 1,652 1,907 4,470 8,507 5,041 2,902 1,882 20,369 10,023 25,178 14,664 25,099 Other 125,618 Income INCOME 5,870 3,962 7,426 9,508 6,409 1,716 13,377 32,271 67,273 14,687 45,021 29,855 10,554 13,923 21,550 50,375 45,166 48,714 11,968 11,011 26,989 60,352 16,505 13,701 32,421 14,086 17,786 25,624 78,778 40,244 161,048 938,170 Charities Missions/

728 6,902 1,218 1,905 3,163 9,361 7,520 7,727 For For 63,623 11,913 17,983 18,969 17,277 23,978 58,706 88,018 16,709 11,493 18,536 30,682 83,573 15,559 20,992 128,884 291,814 288,667 165,849 395,221 222,039 281,844 111,979 Property 2,422,832 7,493 4,509 3,263 4,772 11,908 14,251 31,735 38,560 36,453 31,931 29,246 11,656 26,544 88,188 33,130 71,056 54,356 59,052 21,801 18,389 11,777 40,271 23,455 21,797 22,353 11,933 19,859 19,335 64,215 Other 125,251 144,225 1,102,764 6,093 33,587 32,499 86,469 60,250 61,947 85,867 21,025 15,845 20,793 38,754 54,109 22,133 47,257 13,369 52,423 45,266 41,063 91,040 78,280 50,299 22,231 72,107 37,009 41,733 54,473 Allow 134,584 103,990 281,321 119,082 130,351 Salary & 1,955,249 EXPENDITURE 5,485 7,804 5,945 2,616 9,091 8,942 12,444 15,171 22,068 20,342 19,154 23,972 13,524 14,381 21,272 12,633 21,304 21,077 19,819 17,100 16,777 13,902 24,599 21,805 20,171 17,731 25,428 12,333 18,979 78,782 30,809 ments 575,460 Assess- 0 130 342 570 804 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 2,126 3,142 5,597 4,277 1,266 5,962 1,397 1,746 8,959 5,732 3,973 1,972 4,039 2,903 1,945 3,285 1,800 2,680 18,873 40,219 18,542 49,306 21,683 46,651 33,342 Other 123,424 416,687 Income INCOME Inc 59,819 70,052 35,763 35,953 69,562 68,740 26,869 18,091 97,790 65,019 31,191 55,203 87,317 99,732 130,310 114,028 108,584 138,837 103,886 116,999 132,626 197,943 146,227 153,720 136,944 398,602 107,949 103,735 158,478 363,867 208,131 3,641,967 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ballee Ballykeel Ballyloughan Brookside Broughshane – First Broughshane – Second Buckna Cairnalbana Carnlough/Cushendall Churchtown Clough Cloughwater Connor Cuningham Memorial Eskylane Ahoghill First Ballymena First Glenarm Glenwherry Grange Harryville High Kirk Kells Killymurris Newtowncrommelin - First Portglenone -Third Portglenone Rasharkin (Ahoghill) Trinity Wellington Church West THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (3) Ballymena 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 £ Total 82 MINUTES 0 0 0 650 8,220 7,152 7,750 7,200 7,500 7,224 7,432 7,616 7,500 4,800 7,583 7,500 7,500 7,875 6,300 7,500 All Exps. 0 0 0 Total 44,446 37,305 33,378 32,649 31,159 38,630 39,931 34,944 37,032 31,495 40,368 33,280 31,159 30,854 30,886 28,396 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,770 1,250 0 0 23 0 6,208 1,250 0 0 0 CMF tation 8,435 25,820 566,913 119,802 17,385 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 4,709 5,037 Mins 44,068 31,457 33,018 22,364 32,289 30,799 38,270 33,591 13,414 36,278 30,799 40,008 32,640 28,036 0 29,408 30,454 Stipend 516,639 0

29 52 65 48 25 24 30 30 14 12 85 48 25 19 13 261 853 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 7 3 6 6 7 6 35 13 11 13 27 22 18 25 20 10 15 289 Elders Ruling 26 2 0 69 12 26 68 13 22 70 29 5 43 45 13 20 48 One 2,673 Commun 36 96 84 29 57 64 103 102 Roll 3,763 Commun 7 160 135 5 168 141 3 64 47 3 194 152 0 1 173 106 7 282 193 4 189 170 5 77 67 0 0 214 157 2 70 48 4 9 188 151 0 0 1 0 83 55 0 1 21 823 551 27 507 302 Table 100 Lord’s 2 2 0 1 4 1 8 3 0 1 0 0 0 4 3 0 2 1 3 0 0 11 46 Baptisms 76 186 660 492 280 508 363 574 704 362 474 219 676 945 539 297 429 155 408 316 500 2838 All Age Persons 12,001 72 52 80 60 692 177 182 147 186 133 211 273 160 162 106 135 312 211 143 120 149 156 3,919 Contribs WFO/Stip

58 75 366 211 170 231 235 305 395 204 110 232 144 288 439 244 224 145 246 174 280 5,950 1,174 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Abbey Monkstown Cross Abbey Abbot’s Alexandra Ballygomartin Road Ballyhenry Ballysillan Carnmoney Crumlin Eglinton Mossley Fortwilliam and Macrory Glengormley Immanuel New Newington Rathcoole Seamens Kirk Rosemary Seaview Sinclair West Whiteabbey Whitehouse Woodvale THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (4) Belfast North 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 83 71,783 63,450 82,496 24,268 75,937 38,522 41,992 48,295 57,397 63,714 61,907 85,759 62,941 102,470 121,472 108,458 273,319 132,133 134,327 124,538 274,351 116,809 2017 2,166,338 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 9,177 3,243 21,839 54,493 80,607 12,035 54,757 15,263 57,362 12,512 32,602 28,723 70,245 55,281 44,499 442,353 169,172 268,376 352,918 117,238 132,753 319,735 Closing 2,355,183 5,755 -3,161 17,984 55,825 77,347 13,028 48,661 18,139 40,064 11,582 47,915 11,373 60,419 51,233 47,236 93,785 77,493 444,204 197,789 272,041 338,936 313,078 Unrestricted Funds Opening 2,240,726 BALANCES 53,121 97,948 18,932 84,295 27,193 79,969 39,504 42,922 44,662 51,217 121,714 871,871 905,628 247,370 807,497 220,892 160,537 368,055 277,638 397,802 Closing 2,707,079 1,029,881 8,655,727 Total Funds Total 45,868 18,749 81,352 23,556 79,608 44,549 56,966 39,112 54,008 133,791 118,692 866,644 973,458 356,295 833,504 200,330 108,384 381,028 208,029 996,093 380,465 Opening 2,598,128 8,598,609 557 5,055 2,328 3,791 6,707 1,483 5,359 9,009 7,552 14,114 14,477 16,850 13,098 11,004 10,740 56,876 35,440 10,861 27,123 19,603 19,237 12,289 Organ- 303,553 isations 0 0 0 0 0 369 922 102 923 538 211 3,637 6,920 2,962 8,180 4,497 8,049 1,268 1,541 83,352 29,945 16,814 Others 170,230 861 271 630 5,573 2,432 2,819 1,382 2,525 3,156 1,722 2,020 4,609 2,853 11,650 10,415 21,612 11,026 26,557 27,901 19,486 39,494 30,512 229,506 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 929 9,283 7,547 6,527 9,320 5,946 8,996 5,909 9,776 3,685 3,247 9,217 4,539 6,749 7,051 6,887 10,040 29,910 13,103 11,046 27,000 10,346 United Appeal 207,053 0 0 1,082 4,048 4,424 1,338 5,790 7,124 13,586 14,441 26,283 13,642 66,467 11,660 20,777 13,069 36,537 44,422 34,509 107,912 240,612 248,076 915,799 Property RESTRICTED FUNDS 911 9,914 8,757 5,282 3,109 4,516 6,153 1,302 5,265 8,111 8,750 18,501 14,411 18,329 15,054 71,307 36,748 11,377 25,327 22,995 21,939 13,123 Organ- 331,181 isations 0 0 0 0 0 105 219 469 686 470 195 461 135 4,025 5,418 2,962 3,666 1,272 7,627 8,092 79,672 28,000 Other 143,474 Income INCOME 4,455 7,731 1,759 7,062 3,379 4,561 9,808 9,344 5,598 3,330 5,535 15,015 22,415 18,115 32,407 32,140 12,034 39,327 17,593 30,332 33,390 108,950 424,280 Charities Missions/ 0

7,587 2,375 3,276 6,991 5,314 2,513 2,648 9,707 3,271 6,182 For For 13,799 74,244 24,387 23,082 59,060 10,814 19,197 49,020 15,810 321,124 140,133 800,534 Property 6,547 8,908 52,161 24,693 20,050 31,907 23,696 77,063 17,298 52,564 25,819 58,814 34,083 11,660 33,450 27,514 16,714 10,717 21,144 68,102 40,049 40,109 Other 703,062 650 8,755 8,866 7,777 74,338 56,426 34,257 31,525 54,231 45,227 45,833 85,081 60,098 21,691 41,946 74,909 45,109 24,085 43,649 82,442 Allow 158,120 166,369 Salary & 1,171,384 EXPENDITURE 4,551 7,088 7,410 9,845 9,542 19,479 19,910 11,921 13,331 19,418 17,661 32,380 16,339 24,497 23,388 11,565 23,149 15,946 10,152 16,442 30,449 20,175 ments 364,638 Assess- 0 983 418 701 600 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 5,693 6,015 4,187 3,100 9,937 2,099 4,128 1,386 3,219 5,839 3,360 20,728 18,593 22,219 69,400 14,022 81,672 Other 278,299 Income INCOME Inc 71,783 63,450 82,496 24,268 75,937 38,522 41,992 48,295 57,397 63,714 61,907 85,759 62,941 102,470 121,472 109,194 273,319 132,133 134,327 128,664 274,351 116,809 2,171,200 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Abbey Monkstown Cross Abbot’s Alexandra Ballygomartin Ballyhenry Ballysillan Carnmoney Crumlin Road Eglinton and Macrory Fortwilliam Glengormley Immanuel New Mossley Newington Rathcoole Rosemary Seaview Sinclair Seamens Kirk West Whiteabbey Whitehouse Woodvale THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (4) Belfast North 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total 84 MINUTES 0 0 250 7,515 9,178 7,500 4,800 6,250 6,250 8,420 7,000 5,415 7,500 7,500 7,500 1,050 4,440 4,250 94,818 All Exps. 0 0 2,318 Total 37,162 42,548 36,565 47,476 36,101 33,951 28,181 42,136 38,835 23,625 31,859 33,787 18,436 15,823 Income 779,962 311,159 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 CMF tation 8,667 5,060 1,631 15,445 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 1,057 Mins 36,802 42,188 36,205 47,092 35,741 30,799 33,591 26,602 14,685 39,864 38,475 31,499 18,197 13,982 Stipend 446,779 3 0 0 5 0 0

50 30 51 45 44 23 19 18 415 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 3 4 9 6 6 18 24 21 62 30 10 24 25 357 Elders Ruling 0 93 18 20 29 22 5 0 19 91 92 18 10 82 20 41 288 49 56 One Commun 0 42 40 35 27 176 109 125 103 Roll Commun 3 0 3 304 253 5 295 137 0 471 260 1 280 225 0 44 29 0 158 120 2 1 40 32 0 7 4 0 6 0 0 322 194 0 0 38 2,830 2,164 13 259 191 Table Lord’s 1 2 5 1 1 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 37 12 Baptisms 11 40 146 594 836 376 622 481 688 692 392 134 347 122 314 145 170 520 230 6,860 All Age Persons 9 0 91 90 59 80 27 151 225 160 261 176 280 201 152 118 106 160 200 2,546 Contribs WFO/Stip

96 89 11 90 27 269 361 193 333 224 360 289 238 160 125 105 210 240 100 3,520 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) † (b) // (c) // (c) (c) (b) (c) (b) (c) Street Centenary Ballycairn Belvoir Berry Cooke Dunmurry Fisherwick Memorial Fitzroy Victoria Street Great Kilmakee Memorial Lowe Malone May Street Road McCracken Newtownbreda Street Richview Saintfield Taughmonagh Townsend Windsor THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (5) Belfast South 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 85 52,181 44,232 14,335 68,467 65,288 29,228 64,553 30,567 43,108 10,823 81,636 106,968 276,690 227,721 187,735 132,223 165,201 151,738 107,107 2017 1,859,801 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 165 8,112 8,849 6,738 88,406 32,113 26,969 43,569 83,077 -25,918 124,632 234,073 349,687 188,363 189,045 139,490 307,969 110,174 Closing -106,968 1,808,545 1,064 8,700 8,703 -9,442 21,658 17,015 30,756 26,977 45,478 71,078 -82,712 130,930 226,443 571,957 184,812 186,393 112,676 284,371 109,171 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,946,028 BALANCES 9,244 97,629 12,081 75,189 65,742 78,577 126,785 195,825 951,587 791,905 224,446 140,925 108,066 176,112 214,233 Closing 3,062,935 1,494,161 1,069,517 1,137,282 10,032,241 Total Funds Total 8,703 83,367 16,537 91,434 90,936 39,382 133,859 193,114 187,034 689,705 738,359 190,291 137,872 104,366 180,484 182,078 Opening 2,597,443 1,482,360 1,067,623 8,214,947 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,947 4,514 8,264 2,200 7,602 9,522 8,280 2,180 7,586 2,195 10,431 10,430 15,035 93,186 Organ- isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,567 2,276 1,300 8,161 7,195 1,496 4,511 1,529 13,422 58,004 Others 108,983 101,570 312,014 0 0 0 0 0 6,911 3,991 3,564 6,491 2,075 1,825 4,443 18,740 78,568 76,078 16,576 23,294 83,540 12,022 338,118 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 0 6,590 2,729 1,335 5,178 3,227 5,376 3,359 4,687 4,672 5,000 11,089 18,236 12,000 16,202 12,294 10,753 15,149 12,233 United Appeal 150,109 0 0 0 3,458 7,592 4,896 4,258 4,470 2,673 3,397 32,565 28,492 25,890 38,679 32,840 48,552 87,533 181,339 124,565 631,199 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 4,872 4,275 2,071 9,028 6,592 3,069 7,634 1,741 15,556 12,030 10,506 13,137 14,005 Organ- 104,516 isations 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 289 2,210 6,617 1,420 6,301 6,227 26,650 14,050 45,030 19,173 Other 105,797 130,109 363,874 Income INCOME 384 860 8,245 6,362 9,364 3,227 2,875 4,311 7,122 2,506 6,110 2,089 13,602 11,608 73,542 79,711 28,870 33,188 79,751 373,727 Charities Missions/ 0 0 0 6,298 4,618 3,187 6,334 5,603 3,523 34,334 12,643 83,237 64,801 31,149 51,644 461,894 209,801 766,543 117,309 1,862,918 For Property For 0 4,587 12,744 14,970 12,998 49,857 29,537 17,534 36,557 82,899 43,895 15,568 37,234 40,392 28,667 35,359 21,704 35,237 Other 107,414 627,153 0 0 6,393 1,050 36,916 21,262 69,678 24,401 48,317 24,549 95,412 92,524 92,193 11,306 77,296 55,370 61,638 Allow 189,686 140,896 Salary & 1,048,887 EXPENDITURE 9,300 1,399 5,231 8,447 6,535 7,654 15,867 21,254 14,388 21,954 16,972 12,417 31,836 30,456 24,364 18,650 24,582 14,057 19,617 ments 304,980 Assess- 0 0 481 200 535 498 503 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 3,016 5,408 9,565 7,199 3,552 3,692 82,481 48,337 25,982 27,192 39,868 23,299 Other 281,808 Income INCOME Inc 52,181 44,232 14,335 68,757 65,288 31,438 64,553 32,964 43,108 10,823 82,636 106,968 276,690 227,721 187,735 132,223 165,201 151,738 107,107 1,865,698 Gross Asses (b) (b) (b) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) † Ballycairn Belvoir Berry Street Cooke Centenary Dunmurry Fisherwick Fitzroy Victoria Street // Great Kilmakee Lowe Memorial Malone May Street // McCracken Memorial Newtownbreda Richview Saintfield Road Taughmonagh Street Townsend Windsor THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (5) Belfast South 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 £ Total 86 MINUTES 0 0 9,375 2,666 6,000 7,200 7,500 9,936 3,825 7,500 7,200 7,000 6,500 7,740 5,500 8,309 7,138 6,300 3,960 9,960 7,500 3,125 All Exps. Total 39,337 40,131 31,872 43,884 26,360 35,102 37,297 40,748 47,236 52,860 30,988 45,426 30,131 33,096 28,675 24,414 37,890 19,861 30,815 30,927 33,113 11,707 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,059 1,400 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 9,567 8,442 32,255 757,929 135,634 14,246 Augmen- 5,999 Mins 39,238 40,131 31,512 43,524 26,000 34,742 36,937 40,388 46,876 52,500 20,011 30,628 45,066 19,873 15,525 24,080 35,682 19,681 30,455 30,925 0 32,753 11,557 Stipend 714,083 0 2

50 90 33 40 29 24 45 30 34 25 29 24 15 150 118 1,116 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 8 6 32 30 10 16 19 27 22 140 23 22 164 45 21 26 10 26 10 23 36 461 Elders Ruling 75 12 14 85 9 0 88 15 25 78 75 13 35 131 237 182 324 171 One 3,980 Commun 97 148 180 334 328 347 123 238 120 115 Roll 5,559 Commun 0 539 270 3 5 9 235 180 5 127 105 7 371 205 5 451 0 48 45 2 111 104 3 2 397 132 1 1 46 32 0 56 50 0 0 9 131 119 0 22 419 366 13 13 29 32 598 475 Table 161 Lord’s 7 4 0 1 1 4 5 2 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 2 0 78 13 15 12 Baptisms 175 261 480 921 833 440 525 644 436 899 869 312 235 725 281 160 200 501 454 2,010 1,055 All Age Persons

14,091 85 98 95 70 95 338 324 186 157 236 128 235 310 993 337 382 682 443 135 108 210 123 218 345 235 4,893 Contribs WFO/Stip

421 384 232 238 340 243 362 378 380 320 825 128 147 142 330 140 183 280 260 103 459 145 255 6,695 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) Belmont Bloomfield Castlereagh Dundonald Christ Church, Cregagh Dundonald Garnerville Gilnahirk Granshaw Memorial Holywood First Memorial Holywood High Street Street Kirkpatrick Knock McQuiston Mersey Andrew’s Mountpottinger Orangefield Belfast Ravenhill St Stormont Strand Tullycarnet Westbourne THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (5) Belfast East 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 87 76,214 66,780 82,541 50,936 89,393 59,736 81,320 40,624 41,221 252,678 319,740 101,684 126,994 133,461 124,417 149,516 183,509 255,678 483,072 104,788 280,571 104,954 155,748 2017 3,365,575 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 803 1,380 8,224 24,399 45,237 45,096 51,940 58,252 59,916 71,599 70,310 17,182 21,049 32,260 10,927 -26,943 206,473 161,059 129,412 911,185 191,018 203,998 Closing -190,812 2,103,964 3,131 -6,995 -1,355 47,473 42,195 67,389 61,432 46,833 73,405 92,865 18,098 11,165 52,383 23,057 80,889 60,339 -17,073 203,243 144,134 114,609 590,836 254,247 Unrestricted Funds Opening -182,367 1,779,933 BALANCES 80,146 99,865 53,517 14,787 681,129 296,149 156,167 533,001 330,382 101,236 437,870 240,028 204,289 216,682 250,311 679,434 630,732 278,789 Closing -978,247 1,046,337 2,669,460 2,376,608 1,641,818 12,040,490 Total Funds Total 71,623 72,973 94,263 69,386 67,722 564,444 921,583 271,947 121,233 294,396 434,781 224,995 175,920 190,636 244,331 683,378 635,176 161,856 Opening -1,054,660 1,031,350 2,613,847 2,364,785 1,082,048 11,338,013 0 0 0 270 885 6,662 7,607 1,206 4,824 7,217 3,403 6,374 1,292 27,805 22,013 32,473 59,063 12,516 12,909 56,109 17,891 10,025 Organ- 135,305 425,849 isations 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 555 3,511 3,857 3,000 7,914 9,142 6,672 4,924 2,970 1,550 14,079 13,132 23,516 16,814 14,535 Others 126,176 0 59 844 5,698 4,820 6,899 2,456 8,665 2,791 3,970 3,764 5,592 1,846 80,928 10,917 19,275 24,535 17,841 16,951 18,920 45,783 28,031 249,888 560,473 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 5,034 8,874 6,430 5,740 8,125 4,725 7,250 6,092 7,823 5,824 5,360 2,005 16,427 20,476 11,901 11,850 14,163 14,927 14,252 15,879 35,374 23,410 12,300 United Appeal 264,241 0 0 0 643 1,286 8,100 7,412 6,867 9,094 5,471 12,300 15,447 25,797 12,694 40,728 36,779 29,862 13,047 84,751 12,076 15,057 811,976 190,933 Property 1,340,320 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 947 289 495 878 9,875 5,411 5,199 3,273 5,983 29,065 21,390 33,184 60,409 13,536 11,330 14,259 46,018 91,059 16,248 12,242 Organ- 381,090 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 305 900 3,851 6,492 5,499 2,758 8,446 4,856 8,571 3,607 4,375 1,578 22,348 26,519 23,270 13,663 Other 137,070 Income INCOME 9,299 1,720 8,588 6,189 3,503 11,833 43,182 18,327 33,635 35,503 13,234 32,004 29,841 39,608 16,973 25,829 11,334 16,695 45,711 31,304 15,941 10,260 257,355 717,868 Charities Missions/ 0

152 6,101 4,176 5,424 4,049 3,806 For For 52,936 74,198 27,249 34,478 25,026 12,721 86,611 22,673 40,305 38,616 19,066 30,465 17,668 254,819 230,270 166,234 Property 1,157,043 87,003 52,118 16,639 19,891 37,933 41,197 25,177 39,498 89,849 51,969 49,382 30,574 13,709 25,265 28,242 40,583 26,589 23,741 13,931 Other 155,733 252,887 149,885 200,060 1,471,855 0 42,122 70,621 25,414 79,129 46,373 88,271 62,100 44,726 81,707 27,211 51,964 15,739 50,574 45,990 29,231 21,025 Allow 126,052 114,611 118,533 239,414 179,373 121,361 Salary & 1,681,541 EXPENDITURE 7,679 9,308 9,423 20,656 28,336 18,004 11,960 15,396 25,572 22,393 24,932 28,142 17,960 36,143 43,942 22,145 11,460 17,656 33,596 10,477 19,965 28,446 16,239 ments 479,830 Assess- 0 0 957 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 9,778 4,117 2,874 9,257 3,164 1,834 8,949 3,533 1,910 4,205 1,000 22,224 22,100 49,903 16,645 87,869 12,203 Other 399,618 121,515 136,934 920,589 Income INCOME Inc 76,214 70,170 82,541 50,936 89,393 59,736 92,115 40,624 41,221 253,173 319,740 102,184 127,927 133,461 124,417 149,516 185,371 262,158 483,072 112,052 297,691 104,954 155,748 3,414,414 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) Belmont Bloomfield Castlereagh Dundonald Christ Church, Cregagh Dundonald Garnerville Gilnahirk Granshaw Holywood First Holywood High Street Kirkpatrick Memorial Knock McQuiston Memorial Mersey Street Mountpottinger Orangefield Ravenhill St Andrew’s Stormont Strand Belfast Tullycarnet Westbourne THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (6) Belfast East 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 £ Total 88 MINUTES 840 960 7,263 7,905 6,000 6,960 6,900 8,912 8,310 7,859 7,500 6,350 8,361 3,672 5,890 7,500 8,312 4,880 6,750 All Exps. 4,007 4,379 Total 31,159 38,346 32,382 32,905 44,629 31,860 40,224 32,802 39,237 40,774 12,617 21,634 32,696 35,164 15,117 24,109 Income 0 0 0 0 0 360 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,289 2,000 0 CMF tation 1,435 520,690 123,124 1,435 Augmen- 4,007 5,886 4,379 0 Mins 30,799 37,982 32,022 32,545 27,503 43,994 31,500 39,864 32,442 38,877 40,371 12,317 21,274 32,336 34,804 13,508 23,730 Stipend 540,140 0

38 50 50 15 35 60 12 41 42 44 51 43 17 93 56 12 18 694 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 6 7 7 16 31 13 18 14 16 11 15 13 30 41 11 20 14 10 305 Elders Ruling 81 10 17 22 2 0 66 One 2,731 Commun 29 84 134 Roll 3,992 Commun 4 145 111 0 408 270 3 295 188 0 151 103 2 350 236 9 151 131 4 231 171 0 229 147 0 2 273 193 1 435 232 2 82 59 2 140 101 0 191 124 0 223 184 2 121 110 0 96 42 0 0 41 10 224 160 Table Lord’s 6 0 2 0 4 5 1 0 2 2 3 7 5 3 1 6 6 2 0 2 57 Baptisms 93 615 708 765 495 339 943 642 638 314 482 478 610 333 282 180 1,326 1,295 1,064 2,224 All Age Persons 13,826 50 80 213 383 223 219 219 324 207 326 209 131 360 501 120 178 155 133 139 109 4,279 Contribs WFO/Stip

52 90 266 558 282 281 227 567 220 454 294 238 560 994 132 196 230 247 156 142 6,186 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) Ballycarry Ballyclare (First) Ballylinney Hill Ballynure Carrickfergus Cairncastle Carrickfergus Craigy (First) Downshire (Second) Gardenmore Greenisland (First) Islandmagee Islandmagee Joymount Larne Loughmorne Magheramorne Raloo Whitehead Woodburn Woodlands THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (7) Carrickfergus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 89 71,219 68,794 77,924 63,484 40,890 28,386 54,222 81,699 77,673 52,716 164,074 114,130 114,706 166,048 113,004 140,785 124,065 178,736 162,911 150,647 2017 2,046,113 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 531 3,756 8,174 8,896 48,510 49,549 83,746 84,429 49,930 22,283 10,715 16,670 21,759 30,958 12,881 -15,910 211,684 166,496 135,038 174,776 Closing 1,124,871 2,143 5,604 -1,729 65,286 41,314 82,801 11,461 60,693 24,250 16,266 17,208 24,991 18,791 24,333 15,266 -24,905 141,515 133,081 101,974 144,556 904,899 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES 49,062 17,942 70,369 36,144 82,001 33,950 80,478 -45,706 296,719 156,106 133,257 354,622 177,526 358,738 183,011 318,912 118,994 558,051 356,980 112,997 Closing 3,450,153 Total Funds Total 35,375 41,980 27,731 63,260 27,113 68,971 -13,981 193,012 192,926 103,009 188,677 140,804 325,758 152,200 274,219 114,799 520,766 363,163 122,096 233,965 Opening 3,175,843 0 7,858 1,668 7,856 6,607 8,249 11,170 37,090 45,268 31,022 13,181 62,544 12,905 12,303 14,148 17,601 13,675 17,855 14,948 24,169 Organ- 360,117 isations 0 0 0 0 0 58 423 300 687 216 280 137 6,795 8,825 8,188 2,219 4,858 1,632 5,633 46,875 87,126 Others 990 2,537 8,358 8,462 8,338 7,052 1,742 3,140 2,945 2,161 3,515 27,084 24,928 16,725 19,231 21,053 31,559 10,593 12,265 23,609 236,287 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 8,859 8,890 6,650 6,087 5,050 2,625 5,703 4,667 7,653 4,902 9,497 16,441 11,000 10,203 17,895 10,326 14,596 16,077 17,144 19,077 United Appeal 203,342 0 9,800 2,200 8,047 8,305 1,483 8,220 13,770 11,118 43,089 16,905 26,051 24,000 11,216 15,268 24,705 27,128 13,249 12,535 343,212 620,301 Property 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 8,523 2,259 8,255 8,119 8,461 11,067 38,823 27,448 23,591 11,980 54,066 13,579 12,038 16,464 16,863 18,930 20,576 15,795 25,417 Organ- 342,254 isations 0 0 0 0 0 71 664 390 643 972 137 5,712 3,600 2,143 1,012 1,681 50,069 18,698 75,841 39,444 Other 201,077 Income INCOME 6,792 3,835 3,948 5,764 4,096 11,323 30,558 37,651 17,640 16,773 34,120 16,913 14,455 29,701 36,791 36,122 21,486 27,326 18,510 32,113 405,917 Charities Missions/ 6,024 2,740 3,830 5,424 6,381 25,056 53,392 32,870 16,843 19,351 18,241 13,600 21,089 45,355 18,127 17,870 72,984 40,168 26,172 141,161 586,678 For Property For 0 4,188 10,471 22,715 31,604 22,065 14,375 29,359 28,214 16,854 21,924 26,073 16,438 34,356 46,840 12,266 28,056 35,446 15,963 47,412 Other 464,619 5,784 48,207 55,177 57,677 43,123 44,149 28,046 81,368 60,385 32,692 20,309 97,650 17,321 42,545 51,415 10,486 86,798 Allow 103,296 134,119 114,338 Salary & 1,134,885 EXPENDITURE 7,963 5,009 8,453 15,801 26,835 20,523 24,224 14,813 28,554 20,203 12,908 24,954 19,384 12,951 27,120 26,874 11,541 15,950 16,601 23,720 ments 364,381 Assess- 0 0 0 320 777 565 119 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 5,596 5,609 7,548 2,387 2,000 3,497 1,284 4,572 2,425 1,845 4,898 58,245 16,251 Other 117,938 Income INCOME Inc 71,219 69,659 82,449 63,484 40,890 28,386 54,222 81,699 77,673 52,716 164,074 114,130 114,706 166,048 113,215 140,785 124,065 178,736 166,482 150,647 2,055,285 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) Ballycarry Ballyclare Ballylinney Ballynure Cairncastle Carrickfergus (First) Craigy Hill Downshire Carrickfergus Gardenmore Greenisland Islandmagee (First) Islandmagee (Second) Joymount Larne (First) Loughmorne Magheramorne Raloo Whitehead Woodburn Woodlands THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (7) Carrickfergus 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 £ Total 90 MINUTES 0 0 7,948 4,140 6,500 7,500 7,500 9,600 8,500 7,500 3,500 3,164 6,348 7,500 1,730 4,156 9,676 8,312 2,673 6,300 5,250 7,500 6,300 6,252 3,000 7,580 7,344 8,520 1,300 8,100 3,860 2,200 5,901 3,735 7,488 1,700 All Exps. 0 0 0 6,787 Total 36,278 20,156 24,769 26,533 27,654 38,133 27,812 30,538 13,913 27,131 37,316 13,889 30,514 30,305 11,710 25,392 37,230 28,686 37,631 39,179 35,942 39,179 11,147 16,864 31,459 26,713 15,010 14,962 17,597 29,886 14,362 31,159 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 2,785 5,139 7,005 15,765 30,694 855,836 198,577 Augmen- 0 0 0 6,771 0 Mins 15,021 14,378 24,350 26,173 26,794 37,773 26,366 30,178 10,961 0 13,644 26,719 36,085 16,348 0 13,629 29,499 29,945 11,218 25,660 23,609 30,798 27,477 19,339 14,956 0 37,271 38,819 35,582 14,870 0 38,819 17,027 11,276 0 28,478 30,799 Stipend 790,632 0 8

15 30 31 26 25 58 60 15 17 35 66 11 28 40 45 13 25 14 50 46 48 51 22 25 17 60 29 14 20 14 40 1,153 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 1 9 3 7 6 3 4 9 8 0 7 4 5 12 14 29 10 12 18 105 10 11 11 24 15 15 26 29 365 Elders Ruling 93 91 36 5 0 72 7 77 7 95 13 50 96 6 83 6 33 58 57 5 83 9 235 139 254 269 One 4,671 Commun 96 66 82 106 193 142 669 150 334 221 280 497 141 523 142 249 Roll 9,529 Commun 3 3 0 238 110 9 296 155 3 208 130 0 566 378 0 224 123 0 175 105 6 4 244 113 3 550 240 9 0 1 165 103 4 238 182 0 277 145 0 54 35 1 150 110 1 2 523 124 2 380 141 0 2 3 125 108 1 3 0 240 102 0 218 154 0 7 3 243 141 0 4 0 4 524 201 0 78 Table Lord’s 2 1 0 3 4 2 3 0 3 3 8 0 4 6 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 1 0 7 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 3 82 11 Baptisms 402 295 170 282 167 247 104 123 182 426 459 315 969 310 187 820 411 538 250 463 596 487 526 291 340 761 410 458 975 296 121 190 165 868 188 All Age Persons 14,771 89 96 57 98 69 84 40 43 77 43 50 70 127 160 122 352 110 112 215 270 979 174 134 102 163 120 171 147 110 134 315 152 213 236 122 125 256 4,958 Contribs WFO/Stip

67 74 96 47 46 80 52 65 85 150 111 144 171 147 386 120 133 118 316 391 187 217 120 225 248 196 205 129 140 361 206 280 369 140 143 289 6,254 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) // (c) // (c)

Aghadowey Ballyrashane Ballywatt Ballywillan Balteagh Banagher Boveedy (First) Bovevagh Burnside Castlerock Coleraine (First) (Second) Derramore Drumachose (First) Dunboe Dunboe Dungiven (First) Garvagh Hazelbank Killaig (First) Kilrea (Second) (Second) Kilrea Limavady Limavady Macosquin Magilligan - Garvagh Main Street Moneydig Myroe Coleraine New Row, Portrush Portstewart Ringsend Coleraine Row, Terrace THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (8) Coleraine & Limavady 1 2 3 Ballysally 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Largy 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 91 67,206 77,344 58,008 70,953 46,845 78,019 21,920 25,460 78,086 52,880 31,069 47,386 43,106 43,115 31,031 55,271 32,312 37,368 79,946 62,693 69,074 17,795 82,770 68,645 47,419 48,808 197,385 180,045 101,786 100,462 106,022 105,312 150,384 127,403 118,086 171,883 2017 2,733,297 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments -561 8,928 6,289 2,853 8,410 36,752 40,875 84,157 33,356 13,199 19,498 12,473 70,015 12,455 37,073 14,288 84,711 17,401 61,895 19,351 72,201 30,227 43,554 21,783 23,798 62,888 75,614 31,713 19,280 58,480 237,220 374,963 777,707 138,495 146,003 181,947 Closing 2,879,291 9,140 4,599 5,461 3,064 3,737 -2,545 21,639 31,375 76,401 27,404 14,042 37,184 61,670 10,531 33,672 83,214 73,800 16,475 44,340 18,946 76,071 31,447 29,811 25,101 24,002 14,380 54,268 72,561 36,567 18,401 50,882 224,193 349,009 121,903 137,999 177,412 Unrestricted Funds Opening 2,018,156 BALANCES 1,065 44,423 92,228 86,146 41,179 36,523 45,825 97,078 51,566 25,969 -37,250 198,774 142,596 490,360 244,388 135,675 213,528 151,616 129,321 528,118 119,579 180,366 234,007 124,903 127,658 770,940 103,137 150,461 231,657 486,939 192,647 397,705 Closing -347,337 1,292,461 2,602,907 4,038,454 13,425,612 Total Funds Total 54,881 41,953 91,267 84,380 38,947 16,771 40,937 67,038 83,471 93,071 56,381 76,129 94,424 -19,199 152,831 137,425 520,643 191,991 131,145 196,221 138,835 127,034 267,060 144,215 240,624 104,470 720,184 145,614 256,127 465,464 177,762 378,372 Opening -389,178 1,380,615 2,578,532 2,068,471 10,954,908 0 0 521 3,964 3,157 9,901 1,671 2,037 9,221 3,904 4,204 2,454 4,280 7,838 2,944 6,412 2,793 8,441 1,558 6,252 3,075 5,984 2,562 14,728 11,817 13,863 13,093 17,062 16,340 18,268 14,666 17,866 10,495 15,366 39,236 23,821 Organ- 319,794 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 625 870 726 367 692 223 764 530 1,269 3,691 1,938 6,180 2,639 6,294 6,104 5,771 6,116 3,796 67,765 10,054 14,369 Others 265,000 406,283 479 400 375 5,970 5,789 2,576 1,836 8,140 4,176 2,235 3,996 8,151 9,074 2,436 7,364 2,375 8,108 4,836 7,448 4,045 6,958 8,657 2,480 6,797 39,582 17,732 17,433 73,233 28,285 19,247 25,204 10,527 16,102 18,167 13,662 15,751 409,626 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 7,108 7,070 4,340 6,170 5,028 5,621 1,996 2,520 7,351 5,347 3,221 4,269 3,176 3,853 9,021 2,850 4,811 3,127 3,562 7,345 6,641 7,357 1,800 7,379 7,362 6,000 9,034 3,738 18,000 14,000 18,744 10,712 11,440 16,950 10,634 14,970 United Appeal 262,547 445 228 9,601 1,709 4,134 8,216 3,719 9,662 3,428 7,805 9,249 2,380 1,549 30,599 41,029 18,377 73,627 41,730 38,552 16,532 27,546 18,667 10,362 13,848 46,972 14,355 12,684 14,818 12,787 33,665 76,502 35,502 61,590 17,852 286,211 166,540 Property 1,172,472 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 4,746 4,318 2,061 2,443 7,021 4,478 3,618 4,974 4,193 7,105 5,881 2,802 3,390 6,844 3,147 6,062 3,540 5,692 2,880 16,951 15,183 13,131 12,616 13,626 19,163 17,435 28,455 17,936 16,479 15,502 18,915 13,848 34,101 19,716 Organ- 358,252 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 24 500 564 891 652 559 720 441 919 730 1,357 1,966 6,603 5,454 9,394 1,974 8,894 4,353 5,040 6,644 3,497 2,117 72,391 10,951 19,726 42,662 Other 191,291 400,350 Income INCOME 9,619 7,248 3,010 2,825 7,396 5,561 7,938 8,951 4,570 5,211 4,242 4,382 1,750 9,874 5,518 46,715 25,853 18,929 89,044 11,083 14,326 33,574 25,107 31,978 19,235 19,591 24,282 14,299 11,477 25,392 14,515 15,873 23,908 29,767 19,291 23,701 626,035 Charities Missions/ 0 7,795 4,871 2,910 2,582 9,687 8,822 7,089 4,807 52,193 18,604 15,301 26,899 86,630 16,574 31,941 14,748 12,005 11,740 36,156 19,761 58,271 17,979 11,328 19,403 10,570 81,364 16,490 11,370 83,915 32,173 14,755 31,433 158,545 173,610 126,559 1,238,880 For Property For 3,308 4,856 3,628 3,678 8,210 5,188 6,583 7,281 5,626 4,615 10,257 22,382 12,882 41,768 14,685 37,444 16,992 20,839 46,797 20,147 22,816 12,025 12,073 23,405 17,172 15,117 12,004 16,418 50,296 14,408 14,053 23,075 29,790 43,231 12,042 45,669 Other 660,760 3,300 4,365 8,965 9,603 36,660 44,710 26,754 45,032 26,856 41,064 19,954 43,135 87,163 18,812 27,472 59,858 51,860 21,837 20,647 50,756 55,406 18,163 34,376 25,158 46,963 37,489 44,648 36,689 30,045 24,726 76,241 81,438 25,299 93,911 Allow 116,249 109,523 Salary & 1,505,127 EXPENDITURE 9,132 5,952 7,091 6,284 8,684 8,891 8,521 6,411 7,481 3,826 9,713 8,480 13,625 14,621 14,624 26,806 10,048 14,836 14,730 14,680 24,660 17,374 20,409 18,619 17,720 12,299 15,442 17,011 12,919 15,360 18,429 12,380 25,478 24,775 21,982 27,777 ments 517,070 Assess- 0 0 465 200 289 149 966 177 485 798 420 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,300 2,378 5,564 6,580 4,530 2,602 6,032 5,745 5,556 5,597 1,934 1,708 3,350 1,791 2,712 2,055 2,724 1,953 7,292 1,067 1,719 4,126 1,261 16,986 18,656 Other 119,167 Income INCOME Inc 67,206 77,344 58,008 70,953 46,845 78,019 21,920 25,460 78,086 52,880 31,069 47,386 43,106 43,115 31,031 55,271 32,312 37,368 80,021 66,443 69,074 17,795 82,770 68,645 47,419 49,224 197,385 180,045 101,786 101,265 106,022 105,312 151,841 127,403 118,086 175,698 2,743,613 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Aghadowey Ballyrashane Ballysally Ballywatt Ballywillan Balteagh Banagher Boveedy // Bovevagh Burnside Castlerock Coleraine (First) Crossgar Derramore Drumachose Dunboe (First) Dunboe (Second) Dungiven Garvagh (First) Hazelbank Killaig Kilrea (First) Kilrea (Second) // Largy Limavady (First) Limavady (Second) Macosquin Magilligan Main Street - Garvagh Moneydig Myroe Coleraine New Row, Portrush Portstewart Ringsend Coleraine Row, Terrace THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (8) Coleraine & Limavady 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 £ Total 92 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 9,059 6,800 8,312 2,500 1,487 3,978 4,620 6,150 7,500 5,257 7,560 8,382 7,920 7,800 4,274 6,083 1,255 4,800 8,106 1,100 3,006 1,200 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 2,921 7,068 Total 11,881 1,569 34,098 22,155 25,905 11,625 18,609 35,541 32,150 36,042 36,855 36,165 36,588 23,028 12,458 35,823 16,115 14,168 18,667 12,468 22,547 10,940 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7,410 3,125 0 0 9,591 2,484 0 0 0 8,719 2,280 0 0 CMF tation 3,882 13,114 23,570 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 8,549 6,774 7,410 9,591 2.906 0 5,332 0 8,667 Mins 11,713 31,530 12,308 0 26,406 123 11,625 18,249 11,479 29,891 15,361 131 35,682 30,976 33,374 36,202 13,958 0 22,250 13,547 0 10,940 0 18,307 11,625 0 Stipend 7

48 30 21 37 14 30 20 16 93 40 40 72 45 22 65 21 26 40 15 29 15 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 7 6 9 3 4 9 7 4 19 15 12 10 12 12 14 17 25 23 10 Elders Ruling 0 28 2 8 27 4 8 37 4 0 51 4 5 44 78 11 18 59 6 62 90 8 0 62 81 4 42 6 9 19 3 0 65 78 250 150 113 One Commun 0 56 62 60 81 57 25 281 119 340 125 146 186 111 171 112 259 142 Roll Commun 0 0 6 409 252 0 1 3 1 0 47 27 3 283 124 0 7 297 140 0 94 57 7 643 242 0 0 3 351 134 5 0 437 123 0 309 192 0 2 1 1 292 143 3 0 0 5 1.450 5 0 10 856 309 Table Lord’s 1 3 3 5 4 1 3 1 3 2 4 1 5 2 1 3 1 2 7 1 4 1 3 6 3 0 2 2 0 34 Baptisms 66 60 74 85 77 96 87 32 185 145 207 305 135 108 207 282 745 329 841 681 755 529 967 495 142 324 157 1.450 All Age Persons 22 54 34 60 26 72 30 44 72 261 36 26 35 39 64 47 24 56 12 100 250 150 403 110 219 185 190 198 241 164 114 320 Contribs WFO/Stip

22 61 37 65 25 88 33 52 79 39 29 36 41 69 53 32 69 14 135 255 209 126 305 293 298 233 386 187 125 390 Families

R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) (c) // (c) (c) R R R (c) (c) Alt Ballyarnett Ballykelly Road Ballylennon Burt Carlisle Carndonagh Carnone Carrigart Convoy Crossroads Cumber Donagheady (Donegal) Donegal Donemana Donoughmore Dunfanaghy Ebrington Derry Fahan Fannet Faughanvale First Glendermott Gortnessy Greenbank Inch Kilfennan Kilmacrennan Knowhead Leckpatrick THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (9 Derry & Donegal) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 BELFAST, 2018 93 0 0 9,000 8,844 7,000 5,444 4,000 4,000 9,000 3,125 3,013 2,500 1,710 3,486 10,000 105,393 0 0 4,218 8,964 5,700 5,700 34,083 48,695 31,027 36,219 27,882 10,306 14,601 29,856 12,655 438,649 0 0 42,042 10,200 0 0 0 8,807 4,820 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,658 2,220 5,005 65220 428301 109576 19,518 0 0 9,735 0 8,807 5,700 0 5,700 0 4,209 8,418 6,658 33,591 42,000 35,777 29,952 13,675 25,330 14,599 29,496 12,093 0 321110 409,282 123 30 68 50 46 27 12 15 14 35 10 25 29 59 13 574 9 9 4 8 9 6 8 10 12 12 14 10 17 201 34 3 7 24 4 8 54 79 45 9 72 34 4 0 89 156 269 180 9 0 217 105 2391 2,706 231 668 60 43 97 89 44 287 450 207 189 121 166 348 128 4149 7,374 0 5 313 150 9 3 326 136 0 0 0 4 381 135 0 0 6 229 112 7 244 127 0 0 0 0 0 65 42 10 6 2 3 0 7 2 2 2 0 2 3 2 2 0 0 4 1 13 71 88 67 54 48 562 300 623 291 186 120 137 301 687 354 331 145 204 498 170 5507 9,801 27 80 22 57 47 39 95 53 67 18 90 135 125 183 214 133 148 127 1677 2,977 34 90 29 84 51 42 55 70 18 93 216 135 210 260 161 107 179 149 1958 3,811

R R R R R R R R R R (c) (c) R (c) R (c) R (c) (c) R

Letterkenny Magheramason Malin Milford Monreagh Moville Newtowncunningham Ramelton Raphoe & Ballindrait Rathmullan Ray St. Johnston Cumber Strabane Stranorlar Trenta Upper Waterside Sion 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 £ Total € Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland 94 MINUTES 8,028 5,205 57,648 78,057 23,299 31,710 73,494 19,576 33,285 21,114 30,253 15,244 42,419 50,623 50,671 86,193 42,849 30,245 97,490 32,355 24,251 83,394 94,849 93,829 32,061 28,877 44,069 46,845 75,535 113,590 2017 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 5,645 6,005 6,364 8,426 11,450 71,304 24,305 15,271 26,650 43,474 25,409 45,480 65,987 89,580 13,993 14,745 55,101 45,649 23,058 59,569 66,645 59,512 35,350 30,233 28,417 -53,187 -12,621 145,715 385,504 103,532 Closing 8,114 1,269 9,457 -3,980 -3,858 78,384 29,700 16,022 20,830 42,560 27,370 21,225 40,995 61,380 81,270 10,473 17,473 61,260 56,088 17,492 33,148 41,314 55,228 86,881 40,011 15,783 -43,389 146,945 306,668 143,366 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES 23,612 38,649 53,328 30,142 69,460 54,449 61,588 38,966 16,029 164,291 189,244 117,704 358,001 140,467 105,243 530,452 101,032 259,729 154,729 128,853 104,612 113,483 437,221 381,934 128,333 180,803 310,013 102,222 152,257 Closing 2,840,479 Total Funds Total 7,545 20,114 12,018 59,498 70,664 70,650 74,006 54,766 61,030 13,290 17,721 96,510 172,627 187,901 211,412 302,839 132,619 538,619 251,419 116,238 157,441 115,716 102,496 356,739 312,255 123,766 266,643 288,511 149,074 Opening 2,745,566 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 304 819 188 9,685 5,279 7,212 2,387 3,177 2,428 8,867 2,217 9,856 2,220 1,628 9,581 5,690 6,604 9,889 4,809 16,556 15,782 33,709 19,931 Organ- isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 483 320 146 339 616 249 8,124 2,008 2,131 4,876 3,337 7,888 4,171 4,656 3,162 10,814 14,065 Others 10 330 424 395 1,886 1,777 3,429 3,286 3,519 1,594 7,614 2,555 1,340 7,006 1,684 3,635 1,528 9,866 1,213 7,165 1,713 4,394 7,640 2,857 3,581 3,956 24,101 15,304 21,487 13,349 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 540 579 4,976 9,372 1,875 2,539 7,283 1,904 3,115 1,735 2,313 1,520 4,932 5,494 3,210 8,603 3,579 2,223 9,187 3,995 1,560 8,673 8,432 3,198 2,022 2,288 3,938 6,946 11,279 10,935 United Appeal 0 0 0 677 859 113 4,925 1,745 6,784 9,314 5,162 8,496 9,312 2,721 6,028 1,498 3,537 13,628 29,103 12,777 16,634 17,264 18,238 44,065 16,865 10,121 23,496 120,215 115,465 149,581 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 225 739 8,134 5,331 8,182 3,750 3,071 2,860 4,524 2,538 3,917 2,456 2,347 8,766 4,931 11,160 10,401 10,090 13,486 17,272 30,007 20,970 Organ- isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 333 380 735 197 6,630 6,272 2,131 3,942 8,579 4,356 12,871 20,388 14,065 Other 205,991 Income INCOME 860 115 974 6,562 5,305 5,419 2,412 6,667 4,160 3,653 1,944 4,962 3,751 2,720 4,233 6,029 4,557 7,519 12,187 10,288 10,864 26,229 11,208 17,877 24,826 13,861 22,022 18,444 18,484 10,302 Charities Missions/ 0 0 383 5,176 3,534 9,627 3,738 8,770 9,693 3,960 7,065 2,211 37,065 24,672 14,316 47,189 27,267 14,998 28,880 35,253 14,261 88,564 30,556 18,003 12,108 47,842 42,681 10,701 53,274 10,723 For Property For 2,636 7,705 7,112 6,939 9,043 8,800 5,139 6,313 24,168 17,762 25,484 15,334 12,193 11,032 14,447 20,725 27,830 22,964 17,128 13,139 26,102 25,182 22,309 39,106 88,947 19,376 10,484 25,826 17,657 21,920 Other 0 0 0 4,056 8,774 7,303 31,769 49,873 22,646 45,117 11,049 15,264 15,265 30,737 11,584 17,629 44,282 24,863 17,787 63,672 15,167 45,617 60,158 36,570 10,080 10,535 76,680 14,675 24,705 30,690 Allow Salary & EXPENDITURE 1,528 6,146 4,694 4,924 7,356 4,509 6,651 3,091 5,400 9,824 8,719 9,585 7,137 9,105 3,137 4,401 5,392 1,097 6,327 11,016 17,370 15,548 16,289 20,994 16,940 18,782 18,044 21,825 11,801 13,756 ments Assess- 0 0 195 128 370 449 546 994 224 369 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 3,528 1,483 1,044 4,846 2,717 1,989 6,563 5,326 8,814 6,415 8,866 3,365 11,686 16,119 15,568 11,470 23,837 12,444 18,913 11,836 Other Income INCOME 8,028 5,205 Inc 58,690 78,057 23,299 31,710 73,494 19,576 33,285 21,114 30,253 15,244 42,419 50,623 54,269 86,193 42,849 30,245 97,490 33,180 24,251 83,394 94,849 93,829 32,061 28,877 44,069 46,845 75,535 113,590 Gross Asses R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Alt Ballyarnett Ballykelly Ballylennon Burt Carlisle Road Carndonagh Carnone Carrigart Convoy Crossroads Cumber Donagheady Donegal Donemana Donoughmore (Donegal) Dunfanaghy Ebrington Fahan Fannet Faughanvale Derry First Glendermott Gortnessy // Greenbank Inch Kilfennan Kilmacrennan Knowhead Leckpatrick THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ser No (9) Derry & Donegal BELFAST, 2018 95 85,744 20,125 32,359 45,495 22,089 39,603 71,187 94,328 20,321 76,695 26,971 58,994 26,426 24,201 41,909 61,361 34,414 100,008 1,261,604 1,087,684 5,536 30,168 78,714 12,402 79,283 26,004 12,117 49,080 52,190 25,506 31,502 24,427 16,860 13,178 24,546 10,904 -45,934 429,635 737,315 1,585,368 8,235 4,635 29,091 79,763 12,655 65,865 24,099 13,325 39,847 56,445 22,178 25,067 14,897 12,409 22,205 10,904 -29,088 443,239 696,954 1,578,296 38,118 43,795 72,084 -41,323 377,292 106,648 110,727 328,023 319,236 273,846 520,721 315,900 293,267 119,450 354,163 185,193 188,522 528,000 6,718,194 4,802,793 32,899 35,638 25,942 84,529 414,432 122,110 110,490 290,447 128,405 244,928 552,295 338,536 256,969 101,496 326,735 167,015 169,732 531,537 6,541,204 4,482,624 0 0 0 0 7,939 1,238 7,217 3,397 8,463 6,643 2,443 5,043 1,153 4,504 1,845 1,932 15,599 12,793 78,039 180,988 0 0 0 0 0 621 734 894 443 309 1,174 1,092 4,860 2,536 1,000 8,942 1,217 10,016 54,628 46,615 0 256 989 6,654 7,170 4,788 5,984 1,396 7,164 4,560 4,488 8,637 1,738 1,863 2,246 1,525 6,440 11,421 92,814 143,143 7,771 8,858 1,606 2,588 2,000 1,595 2,999 6,091 6,726 1,237 6,586 1,850 5,287 2,121 1,841 3,921 7,319 2,214 83,946 126,909 0 766 4,186 8,899 5,626 8,832 2,416 5,612 1,233 32,572 21,504 12,066 40,876 64,469 10,016 51,075 11,101 275,727 791,471 414,128 0 0 0 0 8,719 3,215 4,423 8,090 6,609 2,435 7,856 1,439 2,922 2,498 9,597 2,460 12,881 10,854 90,975 168,183 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 734 505 460 309 877 1,174 1,747 1,044 3,036 18,670 36,427 279,022 0 6,084 4,619 8,439 1,336 9,859 5,408 3,588 7,150 2,048 3,921 4,884 3,203 13,328 16,383 11,286 14,386 12,952 196,014 201,294 854 7,092 2,496 10,209 24,654 13,787 31,319 11,780 38,468 16,811 43,628 64,622 18,624 50,985 18,095 20,091 196,575 150,155 659,835 672,920 8,194 9,939 7,635 5,528 9,907 4,102 81,878 19,047 18,484 14,641 11,272 25,950 15,339 22,084 35,469 16,662 27,967 12,440 428,171 491,169 0 0 8,825 8,200 5,601 45,977 49,765 17,411 42,591 52,055 11,207 22,810 38,223 13,735 13,627 20,113 50,552 15,297 710,779 451,757 324 3,934 9,034 4,662 5,197 2,788 6,073 4,773 5,136 8,260 9,027 20,474 16,951 16,953 20,918 13,038 14,139 16,070 254,636 214,503 0 0 0 630 103 570 158 638 816 1,270 9,036 4,057 2,117 2,016 1,025 1,542 54,238 21,675 123,024 156,971 85,744 20,125 32,359 44,991 22,089 39,603 71,187 94,328 20,321 76,695 26,971 58,994 26,426 24,201 41,909 61,361 34,414 100,008 1,262,646 1,091,603 R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Letterkenny Magheramason Malin Milford Monreagh Moville Newtowncunningham Ramelton Raphoe & Ballindrait Rathmullan Ray Johnston St. Strabane Stranorlar Trenta Upper Cumber Waterside Sion 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 £ Total € Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland 96 MINUTES 0 9,375 5,412 8,000 7,992 6,300 6,795 7,008 4,050 4,200 3,360 8,177 7,500 8,940 3,600 8,184 3,000 4,050 6,000 All Exps. 0 Total 37,535 21,696 39,682 45,593 33,830 40,368 18,228 20,936 31,159 41,069 31,439 31,394 20,533 13,001 15,646 19,597 18,023 34,653 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7,029 2,400 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 1,155 7,685 6,300 2,706 529,096 120,643 1,155 Augmen- 0 6,170 7,029 Mins 36,728 21,100 38,593 45,197 19,018 33,068 40,008 17,841 20,576 12,908 0 30,799 38,819 30,970 14,860 396 30,799 16,090 17,841 30,181 Stipend 508,595 0

60 38 60 18 88 12 22 21 36 30 42 47 15 12 25 15 842 135 130 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 4 6 5 9 7 7 3 4 24 24 45 15 15 16 13 13 23 13 270 Elders Ruling 0 61 10 22 26 56 79 61 80 10 14 72 4 151 One 2,384 Commun 43 91 40 85 114 112 132 107 184 Roll 4,101 Commun 0 6 248 176 2 9 313 217 0 518 289 0 85 71 0 281 158 3 318 105 0 0 3 168 119 0 7 2 172 112 0 252 102 0 210 156 0 0 5 388 163 4 240 130 51 10 Table Lord’s 0 3 1 9 8 0 5 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 0 4 6 7 2 53 Baptisms 48 267 203 292 120 810 691 842 290 310 264 303 460 920 521 378 505 1000 1783 1400 All Age Persons 11,665 20 90 88 99 34 277 403 568 217 223 100 116 103 146 210 236 190 114 258 164 485 194 4,077 Contribs WFO/Stip

20 48 405 116 499 698 120 272 360 120 190 118 153 107 211 361 230 122 168 590 198 5,106 Families

(c) (c) Ballynahinch (First) Ardglass Ballygowan (First) Ballynahinch (Second) Carryduff Clough Down Comber Comber (First) Downpatrick Edengrove Killinchy Killyleagh Killyleagh (Second) Kilmore (First) Lissara (Second) Magherahamlet Raffrey Saintfield Saintfield Seaforde Spa - Boardmills Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (10) Down 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 97 15,522 90,938 58,195 52,010 96,838 50,608 61,928 52,947 78,620 30,354 81,241 34,472 58,044 161,240 143,816 161,967 205,947 126,122 144,840 118,402 100,598 2017 1,924,649 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 80 2,012 5,988 -2,659 19,751 16,572 88,986 78,000 59,257 20,241 90,375 37,404 19,483 -82,960 277,808 105,368 110,859 125,579 192,690 138,829 170,722 Closing 1,474,385 -536 8,436 4,660 8,704 5,795 53,038 19,484 76,943 78,563 54,073 17,611 82,472 29,305 21,797 -91,174 261,932 107,041 139,233 183,373 130,423 162,887 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,354,060 BALANCES 59,079 70,559 95,585 -12,105 -42,234 292,684 833,978 170,634 322,855 388,574 155,103 133,262 300,051 151,592 273,522 124,670 285,314 164,607 240,021 Closing 4,095,095 1,028,583 9,131,429 Total Funds Total 57,712 72,125 89,311 -38,938 -31,102 -59,858 271,915 819,280 125,111 336,127 159,758 132,010 300,218 209,894 236,051 138,239 251,289 147,193 103,599 Opening 8,505,135 4,161,623 1,023,578 0 0 3,387 2,915 3,785 5,285 3,827 4,186 9,332 78,243 12,249 24,792 27,647 49,464 18,794 13,318 14,495 26,698 23,333 24,922 16,500 Organ- 363,172 isations 0 0 0 0 0 818 150 318 210 1,039 6,862 2,725 7,934 1,209 1,564 3,123 92,755 10,062 15,838 14,647 10,605 15,651 Others 0 945 700 1,907 4,967 5,663 7,570 3,238 3,676 3,014 2,845 3,629 16,206 17,029 12,293 38,150 15,380 47,520 12,732 11,510 11,653 220,627 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 1,500 9,800 8,914 2,859 7,956 4,855 5,870 4,850 7,147 3,961 7,985 8,499 2,309 5,035 8,185 13,311 16,745 16,003 21,476 10,136 17,091 United Appeal 184,487 140 2,735 9,891 8,289 9,303 7,121 5,793 4,904 44,832 13,459 22,651 26,280 74,982 28,595 12,246 11,401 85,939 42,194 29,967 56,460 622,178 124,996 Property 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 3,285 2,139 3,436 5,687 5,076 4,028 65,992 11,793 22,307 29,394 57,089 23,502 13,353 18,379 31,519 25,493 28,991 13,165 15,776 Organ- 380,404 isations 0 0 0 0 0 560 204 881 1,227 1,450 9,445 4,500 6,250 8,609 3,585 10,375 20,610 18,984 17,451 14,102 Other 514,614 396,381 Income 0 INCOME 695 7,826 9,971 6,022 7,752 10,399 21,921 31,089 14,644 17,539 32,487 46,240 13,417 12,338 10,508 21,584 55,206 21,231 13,819 19,663 374,351 Charities Missions/ 7,170 9,100 6,605 9,672 2,946 7,051 5,492 6,292 59,990 29,947 11,947 52,475 56,574 45,343 39,038 26,829 19,412 18,035 22,927 48,148 628,151 143,158 For Property For 5,802 9,115 9,280 66,223 16,276 33,260 23,405 45,651 63,981 20,107 21,819 44,425 13,035 24,097 11,150 11,702 24,617 41,985 21,594 17,966 34,976 Other 560,466 10,645 68,454 13,314 90,117 34,184 90,448 27,093 80,960 57,247 33,649 31,591 26,490 44,053 20,284 41,425 77,301 56,472 10,707 28,032 48,640 Allow 112,119 Salary & 1,003,225 EXPENDITURE 3,519 7,145 5,899 9,270 21,049 12,707 24,502 11,479 24,485 30,038 10,993 21,334 21,472 10,598 12,606 10,688 19,939 17,056 26,507 19,115 20,227 ments 340,628 Assess- 0 130 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,287 2,700 3,689 8,625 4,449 3,679 6,924 3,271 2,534 4,240 8,227 5,783 1,510 6,678 3,240 5,454 5,895 2,696 11,952 92,963 Other Income INCOME Inc 15,522 90,938 58,195 52,010 97,296 50,608 64,069 52,947 78,620 30,354 81,241 34,472 58,044 161,240 143,816 168,467 205,947 126,122 144,840 122,893 101,128 1,938,769 Gross Asses (c) (c) Ardglass Ballygowan Ballynahinch (First) Carryduff Clough Down Comber (First) Comber (Second) Downpatrick Edengrove Killinchy Killyleagh (First) Killyleagh (Second) Kilmore Lissara Magherahamlet Raffrey Saintfield (First) Saintfield (Second) Seaforde Spa - Boardmills Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND £ Total Presbytery Ser No (10) Down 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 98 MINUTES 0 0 4,000 7,500 7,500 9,970 7,499 8,312 8,800 7,500 9,220 6,048 7,500 7,500 2,400 2,640 7,145 4,000 3,308 6,500 6,000 All Exps. 0 9,673 Total 13,669 45,631 33,599 35,769 37,610 39,100 41,026 38,209 46,783 24,327 38,133 32,304 29,959 15,234 13,425 25,315 18,254 30,281 33,344 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34,905 10,898 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 5,742 636,550 134,240 3,821 1,921 Augmen- 0 9,398 0 Mins 13,612 45,271 25,779 32,749 34,645 37,250 38,740 40,655 37,849 43,472 23,846 34,605 37,773 31,499 14,565 24,945 0 13,306 17,887 28,000 32,951 Stipend 618,797 0

26 70 25 48 56 45 80 60 37 70 53 70 40 65 50 1,070 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 7 9 5 7 7 12 18 21 23 22 110 32 10 12 26 10 40 315 Elders Ruling 0 16 94 33 5 7 92 76 10 23 87 11 38 53 40 4 3 95 8 120 198 170 One 2,987 Commun 64 97 52 145 153 121 280 137 197 270 119 Roll 4,696 Commun 2 93 77 0 264 189 0 2 2 1 183 121 2 3 274 195 3 500 260 0 1 340 187 1 174 116 2 0 0 8 4 397 215 0 80 12 350 290 10 11 318 238 16 168 135 Table Lord’s 2 7 0 1 4 4 0 5 5 2 0 6 6 5 2 4 1 2 3 0 81 11 11 Baptisms 129 259 870 495 428 759 351 603 945 752 357 542 598 520 828 465 157 192 634 889 1,307 All Age Persons 12,920 48 98 95 104 250 140 212 204 117 231 385 349 271 840 276 132 137 198 240 262 146 146 314 4,355 Contribs WFO/Stip

58 116 334 185 223 301 142 288 420 514 331 369 152 204 245 295 362 229 181 452 138 102 5,641 Families

(c) (c) (c) // (c) Banbridge Road Anahilt (First) Ballinderry Banbridge Cargycreevy Dromara (Second) Dromara – First Dromore Hill Drumbo Drumlough Elmwood Harmony (First) Hillhall Hillsborough Legacurry Lisburn Loughaghery Street Magheragall Street Maze Columba’s Moira Railway Sloan St THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (11) Dromore 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 99 46,018 39,556 33,930 82,158 71,739 97,092 99,761 51,732 66,661 79,988 45,865 153,055 151,622 139,401 155,556 159,590 149,770 133,655 123,442 147,558 153,652 125,113 2017 2,306,914 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 1,452 9,975 18,832 46,135 29,002 32,084 25,068 12,035 62,614 62,275 20,234 52,203 94,495 74,529 84,529 43,432 458,713 125,365 245,985 Closing 1,762,150 1,816,859 1,786,717 6,864,683 5,283 8,172 18,697 49,915 13,855 24,225 37,093 37,785 35,705 64,525 17,009 48,677 86,434 75,770 28,612 459,160 103,892 212,815 108,494 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,765,194 1,864,549 1,681,396 6,747,257 BALANCES 86,934 97,343 29,398 87,098 63,266 -23,956 128,893 501,043 247,885 432,615 571,167 233,608 302,646 877,983 138,498 382,298 204,455 205,199 Closing -128,689 1,843,545 1,877,154 1,835,229 9,993,612 Total Funds Total 86,338 92,584 18,606 57,887 -22,386 115,407 469,051 236,766 431,035 649,842 118,508 189,462 264,019 836,033 117,278 326,781 198,012 204,743 Opening -147,870 1,844,312 1,804,224 1,765,772 9,656,404 0 7,672 5,372 5,354 6,146 4,211 2,637 19,225 25,223 13,261 12,863 26,279 24,825 15,371 29,589 19,305 36,671 17,832 22,747 17,589 42,971 10,424 Organ- 365,567 isations 0 0 0 0 0 18 670 100 506 2,290 1,205 3,116 2,182 2,729 8,786 8,351 1,962 5,834 11,531 41,138 32,958 15,095 Others 138,471 0 3,173 2,268 1,164 1,744 1,470 5,521 2,692 7,236 7,110 6,162 8,771 1,153 12,387 12,220 14,442 98,336 12,086 15,112 10,683 23,639 22,318 269,687 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 5,779 4,056 2,429 7,018 6,380 9,570 9,479 5,332 6,152 6,380 8,568 6,608 3,569 12,031 11,393 18,092 19,205 15,950 12,900 14,993 10,026 15,441 United Appeal 211,351 0 654 921 2,854 8,162 5,795 7,064 9,299 9,373 5,450 12,248 10,277 52,286 32,900 13,555 14,403 69,513 28,815 20,789 21,535 168,977 133,908 628,778 Property 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 7,219 3,143 7,116 6,969 9,375 4,739 9,723 3,881 17,810 24,204 16,720 24,530 25,304 16,157 31,021 17,142 39,034 19,156 35,638 27,679 48,545 Organ- 395,105 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 707 320 100 7,556 1,298 6,497 6,705 6,376 9,167 5,090 12,281 16,037 40,584 18,807 39,082 Other 170,652 Income INCOME 8,952 3,228 3,557 3,500 6,650 7,798 7,035 4,612 15,456 12,555 20,389 41,097 22,844 26,315 29,632 24,948 20,145 12,031 15,038 38,537 26,047 103,693 454,059 Charities Missions/ 8,104 5,761 6,097 9,253 9,246 22,011 15,632 79,214 82,539 49,592 59,650 18,930 11,090 70,086 13,514 42,860 72,723 18,624 26,071 12,033 113,852 112,894 859,776 For Property For 9,234 13,816 15,524 71,620 11,480 32,311 16,501 40,930 30,259 67,965 38,866 57,472 74,981 37,784 30,062 13,132 25,231 33,924 42,861 73,834 26,590 Other 123,365 887,742 0 24,706 24,301 93,633 15,651 46,472 35,711 42,659 59,039 29,500 50,562 51,761 62,573 95,679 35,909 38,685 62,007 62,684 48,399 Allow 106,225 100,192 100,374 Salary & 1,186,722 EXPENDITURE 8,713 5,947 6,333 8,549 6,525 16,967 15,875 14,075 19,455 22,133 10,872 24,933 20,518 25,850 25,405 24,123 25,614 14,027 37,300 23,140 25,546 20,021 ments 401,921 Assess- 0 0 971 130 970 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,595 7,922 5,647 2,235 8,041 1,762 1,000 5,015 2,710 13,163 18,728 14,307 15,952 20,657 14,176 21,092 25,900 Other 181,973 Income INCOME Inc 46,018 41,522 33,930 82,158 71,739 97,092 99,761 52,321 66,661 79,988 45,865 153,055 151,622 139,401 155,556 162,190 150,365 133,655 123,442 148,650 153,652 125,113 2,313,756 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) Anahilt Ballinderry // Banbridge Road Cargycreevy Dromara (First) Dromara (Second) Dromore – First Drumbo Drumlough Elmwood Harmony Hill Hillhall Hillsborough Legacurry Lisburn (First) Loughaghery Magheragall Maze Moira Railway Street Sloan Street St Columba’s THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (11) Dromore 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total 100 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 600 500 517 8,400 7,554 9,832 9,150 3,000 6,000 2,500 2,550 8,690 1,968 6,771 3,000 10,000 12,278 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 0 845 3,009 5,100 7,896 5,880 5,129 2,750 Total 44,884 42,336 39,919 35,650 41,061 47,497 43,446 47,497 45,799 22,586 25,890 25,659 Income 0 53,600 12,000 0 41,160 12,500 0 43,969 13,160 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 492 CMF tation 7,892 6,554 49,354 12,000 8,368 8,265 19,795 42,454 11,175 34,860 14,707 40,310 10,628 27,144 20,826 44,025 10,877 28,683 30,228 41,106 10,443 30,050 31,855 14,142 19,801 14,379 Augmen- 318,041 848,811 186,293 0 0 0 0 0 845 0 6,984 2,517 6,475 5,100 0 5,042 0 2,459 2,750 0 7,894 5,880 Mins 46,744 22,167 36,500 39,601 40,668 25,111 12,282 21,107 43,477 10,342 34,586 38,740 10,519 15,150 31,297 11,312 25,434 Stipend 510,983 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 6 6

42 15 36 67 60 38 20 53 29 45 30 12 17 20 90 28 31 693 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 0 7 0 20 1 18 7 6 5 7 9 4 2 2 0 0 0 8 6 0 7 5 3 15 12 11 10 10 14 20 183 Elders Ruling 0 0 5 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 40 92 15 3 0 52 16 60 75 78 47 23 4 0 57 21 20 27 13 103 140 103 185 162 One 1,550 Commun 0 0 0 0 0 8 6 0 0 0 18 55 17 65 83 84 29 97 25 27 44 13 121 127 210 116 185 318 Roll 1,878 Commun 5 0 6 0 0 3 63 57 0 7 1 0 0 5 0 1 5 84 0 5 26 22 0 57 50 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 0 3 1 0 12 80 19 Table Lord’s 2 5 5 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 36 Baptisms 7 0 0 70 25 25 23 0 21 63 49 48 43 93 43 201 214 425 436 123 204 236 160 159 233 125 113 176 434 134 300 4,305 All Age Persons 0 9 0 5 0 0 66 85 90 97 29 14 33 78 20 66 23 48 70 45 10 11 24 56 38 76 99 50 14 16 65 28 11 1,160 Contribs WFO/Stip 9 5 0 0

48 18 30 69 98 11 6 24 72 67 89 48 10 26 24 68 21 66 23 19 34 27 114 118 153 164 113 140 133 1,841 Families

R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) R (c) (c) R (c) R (c) R (c) R (b) R // (c) R // (c) R // (b) R // (b) R // (c) R (b) (c) R

Road/Donore Abbey Dublin Adelaide Aghada Arklow Athy (St. Andrew’s) Blackrock Bray Cahir Carlow Clontarf and Scots Corboy Donabate Laoghaire Drogheda Dun Enniscorthy Fermoy Galway Greystones Howth and Malahide Kilkenny Limerick – Christ Church Lucan Maynooth Mountmellick Mullingar Naas Rathgar Sandymount Cork Trinity Tullamore – St Patrick’s Waterford Wexford THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (12) Dublin & Munster 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 € Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 101 0 0 5,490 9,464 5,698 9,517 9,212 88,749 12,513 38,154 16,040 75,454 42,183 77,821 60,678 12,882 72,244 13,748 36,507 90,955 98,671 27,115 30,177 71,143 88,252 189,970 146,078 153,953 123,646 128,332 121,525 203,534 2017 2,059,705 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 0 0 0 -473 -217 5,418 5,703 8,742 2,284 2,656 8,138 4,427 5,931 2,365 11,300 31,126 56,825 35,632 50,664 15,000 36,535 30,251 20,775 29,076 16,726 10,279 72,393 110,091 166,803 135,091 526,906 117,852 Closing 1,518,299 0 0 0 782 290 3,473 9,528 6,280 5,387 3,993 9,738 9,178 7,717 5,869 1,731 -4,195 94,208 32,714 46,054 23,217 48,988 15,000 38,365 21,443 25,110 26,301 16,636 55,667 113,358 134,958 728,856 113,061 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,593,707 0 0 BALANCES 6,447 2,656 9,017 11,300 38,925 13,251 35,632 71,299 54,599 47,072 72,470 64,194 36,643 45,788 11,377 72,393 15,662 28,813 326,994 108,444 212,324 244,546 102,620 141,785 203,030 128,787 267,739 135,705 117,555 Closing 1,181,064 3,808,131 0 0 290 Total Funds Total 9,528 8,336 5,783 -5,976 94,208 40,226 14,039 23,762 83,627 46,955 66,721 53,162 62,847 10,979 48,341 15,651 55,667 28,170 360,982 158,070 233,326 101,243 133,170 160,393 135,590 248,400 147,325 113,061 Opening 1,382,014 3,835,890 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 286 4,629 1,000 3,382 14,462 43,055 66,814 Organ- isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 109 100 415 655 819 600 4,700 1,964 2,117 69,058 41,824 21,675 12,602 13,137 Others 169,775 0 0 0 0 0 806 293 680 609 590 390 7,963 3,795 5,942 1,862 7,862 5,170 4,477 1,477 8,580 6,725 8,149 4,180 1,661 6,586 10,740 44,411 14,426 42,763 19,289 15,226 13,685 238,337 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 872 428 115 150 6,990 2,137 1,013 3,947 1,663 5,467 1,044 3,122 8,528 1,263 2,250 4,748 4,750 6,845 3,585 1,720 1,285 7,871 2,000 3,176 13,244 88,213 United Appeal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 536 3,370 2,138 6,409 3,170 4,233 5,171 26,541 12,496 25,061 28,900 57,034 19,159 12,934 207,152 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 519 3,300 1,158 4,358 13,088 22,423 Organ- isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 126 111 939 3,631 3,874 4,421 2,878 1,488 1,000 51,216 39,829 23,600 13,883 72,563 Other 219,585 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 INCOME 806 243 724 335 4,667 7,631 1,212 7,862 3,625 5,051 1,477 3,355 3,619 5,555 9,613 1,161 1,815 4,648 2,353 18,679 25,445 10,715 29,886 13,247 16,130 16,053 195,907 Charities Missions/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 576 549 600 700 300 1,054 7,293 3,628 4,250 14,341 15,956 36,330 15,274 45,894 23,447 12,133 182,335 For Property For 0 0 0 591 4,440 6,377 4,020 6,763 4,523 5,591 3,646 3,622 5,381 7,736 2,484 42,119 12,654 18,492 18,026 49,401 38,276 19,693 30,291 50,766 15,303 19,410 23,295 21,670 38,089 10,512 Other 107,117 314,326 884,614 0 0 0 845 600 5,542 4,266 2,500 2,939 3,237 8,830 2,496 2,950 9,862 2,970 2,717 40,927 67,619 24,471 22,167 56,949 31,617 27,291 85,577 35,739 44,586 56,831 77,611 52,760 13,520 73,442 21,150 Allow 782,011 Salary & EXPENDITURE 0 0 11 5,456 3,968 3,270 9,786 8,757 3,523 9,786 1,970 1,111 1,747 4,452 4,451 8,594 2,197 6,939 17,685 28,894 18,137 13,311 14,149 26,122 16,934 14,461 23,847 21,212 15,201 19,837 15,985 12,288 ments 334,081 Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 600 850 164 713 896 105 857 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 4,932 1,680 3,500 5,906 1,050 26,921 14,826 10,076 10,659 10,000 93,745 Other Income 0 0 INCOME 5,490 9,464 5,698 9,517 9,212 Inc 99,816 12,513 38,154 16,040 75,454 42,183 77,821 60,678 12,882 72,244 13,748 36,507 90,955 98,671 27,135 30,177 78,497 18,086 189,970 146,078 153,953 131,726 128,332 121,525 203,534 2,016,060 Gross Asses R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (b) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (b) (c) (c) (c) (b) Abbey Dublin Adelaide Road/Donore Aghada Arklow Athy // Andrew’s) Blackrock (St. Bray // Cahir // Carlow Clontarf and Scots Corboy Donabate Drogheda (b) Dun Laoghaire Enniscorthy Fermoy Galway Greystones Howth and Malahide Kilkenny Limerick – Christ Church // Lucan Maynooth Mountmellick Mullingar Naas Rathgar Sandymount Cork Trinity Tullamore // – St Patrick’s Waterford Wexford THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (12) Dublin & Munster 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 € Total 102 MINUTES 7,500 4,800 8,040 6,066 9,420 4,380 9,102 3,600 5,604 4,800 3,000 4,191 5,618 7,500 8,940 9,000 7,500 5,291 6,180 3,651 3,500 4,800 3,826 5,775 All Exps. 0 Total 28,722 29,036 40,902 11,782 19,290 38,709 34,314 31,371 38,423 11,705 19,944 23,940 31,536 13,762 21,817 25,343 18,501 18,637 22,711 22,608 12,212 28,390 10,829 Income 0 0 0 0 7,832 2,100 0 0 8,472 2,430 0 6,272 2,520 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 6,661 577,060 149,134 6,661 Augmen- 0 6,452 8,425 6,241 Mins 28,362 11,653 0 28,676 19,437 0 38,832 16,390 0 30,799 0 12,938 0 19,650 0 11,628 11,670 14,777 0 18,770 37,773 31,654 30,976 38,063 18,028 0 21,855 10,927 0 22,330 26,430 10,829 Stipend 533,565 9

24 12 36 15 28 34 10 32 21 29 23 34 30 15 50 50 65 46 46 20 32 850 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 3 6 6 4 1 4 15 110 34 12 15 18 12 20 10 256 Elders Ruling 70 11 18 41 35 3 6 45 23 48 7 90 4 60 7 81 9 58 6 90 7 86 7 93 13 29 87 11 26 54 6 30 123 213 177 One 2,569 Commun 89 63 69 65 45 39 160 108 268 146 116 114 122 170 168 164 110 277 105 Roll 4,144 Commun 7 0 9 7 6 444 255 0 3 4 0 0 0 1 87 58 0 53 28 0 0 3 2 3 234 144 0 0 206 135 2 1 5 0 2 159 115 79 11 280 104 13 283 226 Table Lord’s 0 2 8 3 1 0 5 5 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 6 3 0 7 1 1 5 4 2 2 73 12 Baptisms 77 152 178 260 173 130 188 169 272 143 163 138 202 353 398 495 371 378 473 680 785 591 932 228 460 1010 9,969 All Age Persons 69 73 60 74 44 70 70 94 52 56 46 82 38 138 172 570 128 310 140 114 110 144 220 222 180 264 100 195 3,265 Contribs WFO/Stip

71 73 88 76 47 72 74 62 62 48 90 42 154 210 145 400 192 125 115 131 189 316 277 240 387 108 203 3,997 Families

(c) // (c) 2nd & 3rd Rathfriland 2nd & 3rd Anaghlone Ballydown Ballyroney Bannside Castlewellan Clonduff Donacloney Donaghmore Drumgooland Drumlee Garvaghy Gilford Glascar Hilltown Katesbridge Kilkinamurry Leitrim Iveagh Loughbrickland (First) Magherally Newcastle Newmills Rathfriland Scarva Banbridge Scarva Street, Tandragee Tullylish THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (13) Iveagh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 103 76,471 32,461 58,340 54,165 50,375 82,917 31,998 59,099 23,551 31,551 24,118 42,090 25,833 22,859 24,695 19,037 44,627 87,119 97,478 31,939 72,794 48,540 148,321 123,396 126,874 138,397 142,056 2017 1,721,101 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 9,253 2,265 3,634 6,995 9,618 26,224 49,884 50,213 22,163 73,987 18,537 23,685 34,603 20,729 26,928 35,934 30,392 46,627 26,365 88,913 31,054 59,280 26,856 17,302 59,589 28,986 23,484 853,500 Closing 976 6,663 2,150 2,511 27,593 50,043 36,031 23,550 75,163 18,671 23,492 25,003 18,099 29,645 35,148 22,517 10,591 45,390 24,937 62,631 55,387 54,470 21,351 10,383 66,762 23,591 22,670 795,418 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES -6,878 71,148 88,715 17,593 53,922 57,860 55,800 89,897 73,933 42,774 95,062 206,063 211,883 133,494 127,218 658,709 133,669 200,411 119,595 239,604 178,402 206,793 255,343 141,202 219,949 155,649 Closing -237,287 3,590,523 Total Funds Total 54,301 53,597 11,873 14,209 48,265 50,145 55,095 79,652 81,086 21,346 264,409 210,542 117,219 123,018 628,770 117,041 177,893 126,074 219,076 157,588 210,961 251,086 128,162 106,455 218,290 132,081 Opening -294,156 3,364,078 0 0 0 4,110 8,898 4,478 1,123 3,246 4,118 1,443 7,077 1,243 5,765 13,623 14,253 23,969 23,379 10,202 12,752 17,779 11,768 16,992 19,030 24,752 18,556 16,861 22,337 Organ- 287,754 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 338 749 896 688 193 109 572 589 573 4,440 9,294 6,663 3,546 2,676 1,830 1,003 1,122 13,518 48,879 Others 469 5,028 2,452 3,762 2,583 4,685 7,707 1,395 2,292 4,586 4,664 1,869 2,614 3,312 6,315 4,228 6,177 3,501 46,220 12,445 22,715 11,419 12,552 45,728 28,531 10,428 12,600 270,277 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 698 6,400 3,135 9,606 6,540 4,124 2,371 6,986 3,730 5,061 2,030 2,763 2,500 1,889 1,364 1,787 2,300 4,375 8,140 9,520 8,500 3,302 7,270 8,130 13,302 11,000 12,540 United Appeal 149,363 761 4,129 5,237 7,998 5,066 6,649 3,379 3,810 1,868 5,838 6,636 25,500 36,982 11,371 12,766 19,769 38,072 23,838 14,350 17,429 62,655 10,594 33,993 19,747 22,862 25,969 129,008 556,276 Property 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 660 3,618 9,275 3,692 1,612 3,105 4,595 1,259 7,620 1,183 8,539 10,750 15,705 26,115 25,857 23,232 18,836 21,259 11,235 18,480 16,926 24,175 23,290 21,656 21,705 Organ- 324,379 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 732 895 188 109 225 803 3,915 2,595 8,962 2,673 1,600 7,038 6,973 1,475 1,476 3,208 12,615 64,150 Other 119,722 Income INCOME 5,302 4,554 8,030 3,425 5,055 5,108 6,573 3,217 2,438 4,914 3,778 6,949 6,983 7,568 12,363 49,591 10,302 25,794 24,863 16,461 13,951 10,690 17,077 29,463 11,168 13,531 12,507 321,655 Charities Missions/

6,121 4,760 3,221 4,739 8,247 For For 59,273 55,132 21,278 35,559 27,656 15,386 31,518 12,971 15,191 40,443 15,838 15,112 18,742 10,723 22,557 35,329 16,681 14,872 20,480 14,231 20,032 47,021 593,113 Property 8,591 7,363 4,007 3,902 8,622 3,782 5,957 6,911 25,336 46,199 17,898 27,850 11,903 17,063 15,281 12,187 13,998 10,376 10,503 15,494 17,588 18,042 45,107 37,770 18,905 50,547 25,509 Other 486,691 9,185 7,160 38,651 17,498 48,500 30,758 66,261 30,173 29,907 46,896 18,248 27,178 17,471 15,834 23,996 15,636 11,980 10,003 29,620 33,913 85,559 74,067 49,386 17,165 69,172 30,254 30,439 Allow 884,910 Salary & EXPENDITURE 6,246 9,787 7,799 4,472 6,390 6,257 9,542 5,368 2,848 5,066 3,895 9,974 6,903 15,631 22,106 12,322 27,711 11,765 16,209 10,439 10,151 21,989 22,800 18,763 24,083 16,652 10,621 ments 325,789 Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 411 589 100 280 389 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 2,836 1,251 6,351 2,056 3,112 7,737 1,826 4,770 5,863 2,650 1,997 11,426 17,547 30,386 Other 101,577 Income INCOME Inc 76,471 32,461 58,340 54,165 50,375 82,917 31,998 59,099 23,551 31,882 24,118 42,090 25,833 21,785 24,695 19,037 44,627 87,119 97,478 31,939 72,794 48,540 148,662 123,396 126,874 138,397 142,056 1,720,699 Gross Asses (c) (c) 2nd & 3rd Rathfriland Anaghlone Ballydown Ballyroney Bannside Castlewellan Clonduff Donacloney Donaghmore Drumgooland Drumlee Garvaghy Gilford Glascar Hilltown Katesbridge // Kilkinamurry Leitrim Loughbrickland Magherally Newcastle Newmills Iveagh Rathfriland (First) Scarva Banbridge Scarva Street, Tandragee Tullylish THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (13) Iveagh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 £ Total 104 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 750 528 800 169 400 750 125 4,554 5,500 5,000 3,120 1,200 1,528 1,140 2,100 1,175 3,052 1,341 2,100 1,000 2,704 2,600 1,140 1,386 65,096 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 528 834 3,700 3,095 5,359 2,860 8,143 4,055 9,411 2,259 1,929 1,543 4,505 8,366 3,430 4,487 4,066 Total 39,748 46,310 12,279 22,702 13,708 17,555 Income 288,267 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 7,855 33,239 10,008 4,909 95,148 33,688 32,899 44,874 13,282 15,797 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 528 834 0 392 0 5,565 4,929 3,700 0 3,095 0 2,381 0 5,359 0 1,929 0 1,503 0 4,505 0 2,710 7,905 2,910 8,366 0 3,430 0 9,411 7,905 2,259 4,487 0 4,066 0 Mins 24,242 25,609 17,289 12,279 10,039 0 Stipend 166,909 0 8

54 14 54 26 16 10 10 12 16 15 19 20 30 23 15 21 458 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 9 5 14 5 4 5 4 16 6 0 5 4 2 5 5 4 3 8 5 3 4 6 129 Elders Ruling 5 0 4 0 7 17 3 7 13 3 11 2 4 49 5 7 37 12 2 0 35 24 3 5 59 6 9 32 49 5 9 37 3 7 25 3 9 98 71 35 4 5 23 3 8 31 36 18 2 0 49 30 42 3 6 70 54 77 78 80 72 110 136 One Commun 6 4 7 20 14 13 74 45 18 37 34 83 50 66 56 29 76 45 23 42 50 26 50 40 82 70 54 151 137 103 108 166 131 129 Roll Commun 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 150 110 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 81 54 1 0 1 1 4 0 1 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 19 2,122 1,592 Table Lord’s 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 0 2 0 0 3 30 Baptisms 9 95 33 20 25 23 73 39 96 72 44 50 34 70 74 27 68 66 82 345 286 102 163 108 177 119 100 191 104 210 139 153 3,173 All Age Persons

4 7 9 9 3 9 7 8 5 0 88 80 17 64 21 10 96 35 53 33 86 32 72 36 13 87 44 21 15 19 22 11 46 56 23 15 30 50 28 64 1,002 Contribs WFO/Stip 4 9 5 7 8 5

33 24 25 11 10 97 35 53 35 32 25 36 13 44 21 15 19 28 13 46 68 23 30 34 70 55 29 66 123 103 1,188 Families

R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) R R (c) R R (c) (c) (c) R (c) (c) R (c) R (c) R R (c) R (c) (c) R (c) R (c) R (c) R // (c) R // (c) R (b) (c) R Ballina Ballyalbany Ballyhobridge Ballymote Bellasis Boyle Castleblayney Cavan Clones Clontibret Cootehill Corraneary Corvalley Drumkeen Drumkeeran Dundalk Ervey First Bailieborough First Ballybay Frankford Glennan Kells Killala Killeshandra Kilmount Middletown Monaghan – First Newbliss Rockcorry Second Ballybay Sligo Smithborough Stonebridge Bailieborough Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (14) Monaghan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Drum 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 £ 35 € Total Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 105 6,196 4,951 5,832 8,921 3,711 7,006 24,199 71,318 14,088 36,984 12,508 11,050 70,829 39,867 24,912 13,791 53,471 16,042 19,528 21,089 37,480 47,055 14,449 18,575 16,598 29,241 13,871 67,699 27,756 24,862 46,594 42,996 25,950 10,614 35,582 20,067 905,548 2017 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 0 24 201 758 105 9,606 6,118 1,569 3,797 4,161 4,035 9,784 9,434 1,033 3,404 6,046 1,428 9,172 37,095 24,330 31,441 45,129 89,054 50,384 22,304 37,689 43,338 89,614 31,394 42,577 25,389 21,807 13,023 32,047 44,963 12,164 740,089 Closing 394 -416 4,314 5,073 2,670 8,308 4,109 3,808 9,607 1,000 7,948 2,661 3,279 1,143 2,823 7,896 -1,315 26,680 24,984 17,582 44,177 75,311 46,488 19,815 23,636 37,153 75,628 32,183 36,729 15,953 15,877 16,434 11,074 27,407 35,744 -24,843 605,522 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES 6,649 4,148 4,161 5,263 5,939 3,254 60,164 10,350 18,162 84,264 76,477 69,805 30,017 39,356 69,513 78,811 40,133 64,170 84,482 68,043 57,211 27,359 32,816 13,604 218,037 131,436 212,895 339,421 168,644 181,372 111,607 157,757 174,136 179,802 133,915 154,433 Closing 3,090,398 -71 Total Funds Total 9,305 7,748 8,662 4,109 5,509 5,680 -9,376 56,847 18,372 87,807 71,889 36,650 31,157 25,137 52,303 56,383 39,403 66,798 72,124 66,807 48,982 22,490 31,025 192,820 147,159 177,518 409,191 152,488 187,019 104,285 165,766 155,690 189,921 131,468 147,052 Opening 2,976,259 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 530 683 206 849 654 310 654 2,921 3,180 1,759 1,168 6,690 1,670 1,102 1,400 46,945 10,274 22,444 Organ- 102,131 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 30 58 133 300 945 336 394 745 343 133 7,598 3,636 1,650 1,086 2,369 1,622 1,992 5,028 1,117 11,250 16,516 57,039 Others 817 160 340 412 532 638 680 655 200 140 514 2,315 2,315 2,340 3,157 1,764 1,598 8,063 1,250 7,267 2,165 1,295 6,954 1,240 1,649 2,329 1,680 4,854 5,051 1,090 5,568 3,733 5,739 2,140 2,497 10,442 88,589 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 400 290 302 540 540 900 600 105 600 984 240 420 780 1,020 4,980 1,620 2,700 5,820 2,100 1,705 4,756 1,140 2,760 3,360 1,440 1,620 1,860 1,000 5,040 2,160 1,920 3,120 2,160 1,680 3,480 1,400 62,742 United Appeal 0 1 3 0 5 0 0 10 980 784 200 558 558 5,307 2,005 4,211 6,542 6,528 6,928 3,133 3,446 2,725 9,664 2,089 2,453 1,602 1,664 9,444 15,673 44,470 27,261 26,091 24,840 14,731 48,614 193,713 465,117 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 520 683 290 849 774 310 338 774 2,123 3,180 2,082 1,041 1,122 1,336 55,836 10,244 18,699 11,288 Organ- 109,941 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 24 133 309 949 336 407 480 885 534 897 343 133 7,598 3,636 1,158 1,938 4,455 8,740 1,010 4,721 1,261 10,481 20,488 70,655 Other Income 0 0 0 INCOME 817 350 872 680 560 2,315 7,269 3,960 3,157 2,304 2,053 5,310 2,955 9,523 1,238 3,699 2,850 1,240 2,070 2,124 3,045 2,585 4,465 4,406 1,860 8,260 4,992 5,388 1,194 4,364 3,402 15,488 10,314 118,305 Charities Missions/ 5 0 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 980 334 788 2,029 4,409 4,815 8,476 5,211 4,926 4,532 2,283 9,845 2,458 2,532 4,986 2,033 6,409 9,845 21,584 26,731 52,524 27,648 23,238 15,365 15,487 14,102 102,488 356,380 For Property For 6,505 1,103 2,797 1,430 6,375 4,677 6,144 3,188 9,842 7,368 3,843 7,496 6,176 5,100 1,833 3,647 6,496 5,261 4,034 7,707 1,530 6,364 15,562 10,097 35,777 16,308 13,539 10,197 26,829 17,359 22,210 40,574 29,476 32,516 17,952 26,098 Other 410,682 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,457 2,303 6,129 2,750 6,171 4,900 5,673 4,112 3,735 3,795 4,170 1,234 3,131 3,431 5,451 3,009 5,815 5,888 10,119 31,748 31,109 12,139 22,289 17,240 10,457 10,581 10,466 12,115 15,399 10,505 Allow 256,545 Salary & EXPENDITURE 852 958 304 2,455 1,191 2,673 5,739 1,796 1,936 7,761 2,550 2,595 3,090 1,605 2,249 1,631 4,479 6,364 2,934 4,317 2,040 1,407 5,730 2,161 4,709 5,005 7,308 8,605 4,604 2,067 5,924 3,352 13,567 12,631 10,351 12,024 ments 152,260 Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 60 192 300 370 440 225 856 300 365 381 738 318 300 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,548 3,000 4,837 4,920 1,062 2,691 1,111 1,757 4,368 6,915 15,449 13,959 16,909 14,401 97,252 Other Income INCOME 6,196 4,951 5,832 8,921 3,711 7,006 Inc 24,199 71,318 14,088 36,984 12,508 11,050 70,829 39,867 24,912 13,791 53,471 16,042 19,668 21,089 37,480 47,055 14,449 18,575 18,928 29,241 13,871 67,699 27,756 24,862 55,691 47,051 25,950 10,614 35,582 20,067 921,170 Gross Asses R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ballina Ballyalbany Ballyhobridge Ballymote Bellasis Boyle (b) Castleblayney Cavan Clones Clontibret Cootehill Corraneary Corvalley Drum Drumkeen Drumkeeran Dundalk // Ervey Bailieborough First Ballybay First Frankford Glennan Kells // Killala Killeshandra Kilmount Middletown Monaghan – First Newbliss Rockcorry Second Ballybay Sligo Smithborough Stonebridge Bailieborough Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (14) Monaghan 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 £ Total € Total 106 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 400 6,450 6,275 2,400 9,234 8,700 4,156 9,240 4,156 5,091 3,000 3,200 2,871 3,107 2,941 1,000 3,377 3,784 76,750 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 6,670 3,072 4,436 7,213 Total 30,281 10,062 41,945 33,136 17,847 47,059 18,258 14,528 30,489 22,932 19,141 13,254 11,644 16,253 Income 343,866 0 0 0 7,315 2,150 0 0 0 0 0 8,932 3,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation 1,136 8,455 2,400 8,026 8,731 17,893 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 0 6,880 7,315 8,930 6,670 6,272 0 4,436 Mins 22,088 29,921 10,062 34,636 32,022 17,847 46,672 17,847 13,587 17,480 10,011 11,887 0 11,644 0 14,786 0 Stipend 303,819 5 0

10 22 24 17 69 36 18 65 17 45 13 40 60 19 999 330 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 3 8 4 0 7 4 5 4 3 1 7 3 4 20 11 100 38 10 114 156 Elders Ruling 0 23 20 4 0 58 25 3 7 31 5 0 36 3 9 33 21 3 5 44 51 5 8 23 86 75 4 164 199 One Commun 52 36 32 80 48 46 48 46 32 75 94 44 308 222 124 142 Roll Commun 1 71 50 2 5 130 111 1 80 3 210 163 6 0 3 170 105 9 639 445 6 1 0 196 128 0 8 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 64 48 1 1 52 2,921 1,976 36 36 68 43 Table Lord’s 1 2 5 1 0 4 3 0 5 1 1 7 2 0 3 3 0 2 1 1 1 0 2 2 19 66 Baptisms 98 58 73 56 58 69 159 136 330 131 105 131 317 722 373 121 163 143 250 337 157 159 2,883 8,312 All Age Persons 81 43 55 22 25 95 52 34 46 47 54 49 23 50 69 54 63 24 820 127 221 210 619 121 270 926 107 2,668 Contribs WFO/Stip

83 41 55 22 25 54 36 50 47 57 50 23 50 93 61 61 26 155 285 238 115 130 290 115 3,076 1,008 Families

R R R (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) // (c) Annalong Bessbrook Brookvale Road Clarkesbridge & First Newtownhamilton Creggan Cremore Downshire Drumbanagher (First) & Jerrettspass Grove First Newry – (Sandys’ Street) Fourtowns Garmany’s Grove Kilkeel Kingsmills Markethill (Second) McKelvey’s Mountnorris Mourne Newtownhamilton Poyntzpass Rostrevor Ryans Tullyallen Ditches Tyrone Warrenpoint THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (15) Newry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 £ € Total Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 107 55,843 24,395 28,060 19,317 15,048 62,758 28,507 74,659 24,726 19,777 50,309 16,850 58,881 34,659 20,165 20,364 23,122 57,364 12,127 34,914 36,627 131,772 105,040 102,274 308,946 2017 1,293,250 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 9,132 7,159 8,346 5,178 8,150 9,514 -1,291 60,783 31,677 19,440 15,701 20,759 12,456 55,352 18,087 20,775 62,611 18,688 11,855 30,172 39,064 42,425 41,309 36,775 545,306 Closing 1,055,873 233 5,709 3,430 5,336 5,362 43,792 22,909 16,927 13,914 10,667 10,667 17,382 17,683 12,843 47,047 19,124 12,590 16,566 34,243 12,326 40,081 45,029 36,807 100,454 516,254 993,761 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES 89,578 53,947 26,883 57,587 34,711 35,721 69,484 68,312 87,124 50,687 98,298 49,283 57,693 75,180 -25,428 182,165 220,160 191,898 113,454 573,094 108,433 752,369 156,640 200,832 122,845 Closing 3,205,260 Total Funds Total 83,152 51,157 10,815 58,542 42,259 34,002 72,615 50,977 85,247 75,243 57,515 81,084 44,456 51,032 70,439 -58,605 159,286 208,458 176,664 120,222 517,448 733,801 164,906 210,985 109,245 Opening 2,992,455 0 0 0 0 797 651 454 564 839 672 3,664 4,973 3,615 8,249 1,351 8,377 9,093 1,160 1,918 15,557 45,235 18,502 71,118 21,930 10,444 Organ- 208,275 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 386 287 8,987 3,297 4,340 3,148 2,124 2,344 1,883 1,959 3,939 1,742 6,193 2,646 4,926 4,007 44,194 Others 0 190 556 675 985 912 362 366 2,889 1,354 1,379 1,150 6,975 8,943 1,808 6,824 1,093 6,455 6,863 1,525 2,793 82,088 17,081 30,914 91,515 270,109 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 750 928 4,136 2,053 1,215 1,500 5,711 2,370 6,149 1,000 1,998 7,500 3,957 9,376 1,679 4,705 1,844 1,815 1,750 2,393 5,049 2,028 3,677 11,750 32,000 United Appeal 109,979 0 0 0 693 721 2,458 3,425 2,373 3,626 1,649 8,453 8,664 1,000 2,342 11,569 19,897 20,360 16,558 19,499 23,469 25,774 20,388 22,965 14,109 15,363 240,671 Property 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 678 403 235 479 7,095 1,201 3,697 4,264 4,143 6,994 1,450 6,417 9,021 1,160 1,379 2,268 12,754 43,917 20,882 68,245 21,003 10,471 Organ- 207,214 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 437 920 7,934 2,890 6,156 1,487 2,427 3,087 2,215 2,302 3,950 6,116 2,381 3,710 4,642 12,354 39,366 93,094 Other Income INCOME 940 7,025 1,359 1,771 2,175 2,825 9,005 1,890 2,983 3,487 3,287 2,312 4,325 2,577 1,294 3,315 6,470 82,447 14,637 34,373 10,704 19,805 12,023 11,564 109,500 339,153 Charities Missions/ 3,650 8,503 3,098 3,189 7,166 9,766 9,725 9,630 2,562 2,088 8,775 2,386 8,906 16,508 17,100 33,200 34,528 26,045 13,145 16,035 11,674 17,473 16,584 44,093 15,707 310,122 For Property For 3,402 6,406 4,846 5,351 4,899 8,378 5,272 5,598 4,481 3,292 2,966 51,582 18,433 26,566 23,817 16,844 19,812 29,111 19,673 12,602 13,999 23,470 16,037 10,079 Other 126,220 442,978 0 1,270 8,805 1,000 1,040 4,836 37,817 30,476 14,058 10,046 42,557 10,225 17,349 13,415 10,945 79,558 17,250 52,439 23,437 12,778 16,133 23,904 18,569 19,750 Allow 124,202 552,359 Salary & EXPENDITURE 3,529 4,655 2,251 3,356 5,700 4,404 4,001 6,558 3,769 4,419 4,508 2,507 4,046 1,046 3,138 7,770 19,569 13,388 15,495 10,893 20,184 19,293 11,495 39,860 11,336 ments 211,630 Assess- 0 0 0 0 80 75 191 445 191 461 185 404 265 952 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,178 2,170 1,265 1,188 1,171 2,267 4,427 4,065 1,632 10,433 13,121 42,902 Other Income INCOME Inc 55,843 24,395 28,060 19,317 15,048 62,758 28,507 74,659 24,726 19,777 50,309 16,850 58,881 34,659 20,165 20,364 23,122 57,821 12,127 34,914 36,627 131,772 105,040 102,274 308,946 1,293,707 Gross Asses R R R (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Annalong Bessbrook Brookvale Clarkesbridge & First Newtownhamilton Creggan Cremore Downshire Road & Drumbanagher (First) Jerrettspass Newry – (Sandys’First St.) Fourtowns Grove Garmany’s Kilkeel Kingsmills Markethill Grove McKelvey’s Mountnorris Mourne Newtownhamilton (Second) Poyntzpass Rostrevor Ryans Tullyallen Ditches // Tyrone Warrenpoint THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (15) Newry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 £ Total € Total 108 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 4,500 3,086 5,580 6,240 5,004 3,000 3,336 5,004 6,000 5,000 4,247 4,548 3,324 5,624 2,500 2,500 3,120 2,375 1,755 1,755 All Exps. 0 0 0 9,134 7,835 4,849 3,810 Total 21,172 19,767 17,436 25,562 11,590 11,231 22,191 20,342 22,426 10,675 35,275 12,186 16,691 26,616 14,278 13,751 15,606 Income 0 0 9,556 2,760 0 0 0 0 0 4,861 2,057 0 7,526 2,100 0 0 0 5,178 2,052 0 0 0 5,229 1,375 0 384 7,749 2,115 CMF tation 1,576 9,798 2,399 4,781 12,345 Augmen- 0 0 0 8,468 9,536 4,851 7,162 9,000 8,394 0 5,136 6,589 5,229 6,346 0 4,849 0 3,810 0 Mins 17,831 17,076 0 22,866 16,263 0 11,391 11,116 18,751 22,477 18,900 12,000 0 10,675 31,973 13,639 0 11,134 10,390 Stipend

33 26 37 46 10 58 12 24 52 42 39 20 14 22 32 11 30 33 20 10 24 15 12 39 20 12 31 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 6 3 3 3 3 7 8 3 5 3 9 2 7 5 5 3 3 6 11 12 12 Elders Ruling 76 40 97 6 49 27 52 17 33 2 7 21 4 0 25 2 6 97 5 33 88 7 71 4 92 4 60 49 60 73 4 160 125 One Commun 60 34 70 32 68 26 37 97 88 85 120 100 134 127 432 360 131 145 119 175 151 Roll Commun 6 2 0 4 352 118 0 5 0 69 34 5 73 50 9 0 4 228 133 0 1 0 3 0 3 135 114 1 197 146 2 0 0 0 186 117 0 69 55 0 0 3 1 3 0 0 194 109 Table Lord’s 4 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 4 5 5 0 3 3 3 0 1 2 1 0 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 Baptisms 88 88 90 28 44 190 158 231 121 318 116 199 142 122 247 182 210 175 235 160 515 455 510 336 394 251 254 113 210 184 All Age Persons 66 49 45 82 46 66 34 52 44 76 57 73 66 30 38 68 55 18 23 80 96 42 73 57 100 166 131 169 117 150 Contribs WFO/Stip

87 55 46 51 75 95 40 54 55 77 70 84 78 34 40 75 58 19 23 45 76 59 179 106 158 210 133 172 101 100 Families

(c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ardstraw Aughentaine Ballygawley Ballymagrane Ballynahatty & Creevan Ballyreagh - First Castlederg - Second Castlederg Cavanaleck Clogher Clogherney Corrick Douglas - Omagh Dromore Drumlegagh Drumquin Edenderry Enniskillen Fintona Gillygooley Glenelly Glenhoy Gortin Irvinestown Killeter Lisbellaw Lisnaskea Maguiresbridge THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (16) Omagh 1 2 3 Aughnacloy 4 Badoney 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 BELFAST, 2018 109 0 5,816 5,865 8,312 4,800 3,830 5,250 1,170 0 99 0 2,775 26,144 27,913 29,704 16,653 12,734 37,931 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,098 1,500 0 0 1,883 33,166 542,474 127,599 0 0 5,923 2,771 0 19,314 26,630 29,180 15,948 12,600 29,855 468,073 18 93 45 43 22 40 10 20 15 1,043 8 9 4 2 5 4 12 14 17 233 78 14 1 0 32 3,350 27 58 233 102 49 6,379 1 6 530 270 0 5 389 278 3 240 115 8 167 101 3 460 150 0 0 0 79 42 78 0 4 0 8 1 2 4 2 0 3 74 33 71 300 258 752 634 305 500 134 102 9,455 14 93 31 46 32 120 200 239 104 200 3,248 17 31 48 36 125 246 285 110 104 255 3,712

(c) (c) Omagh (First) Mountjoy Newtownbutler Omagh Pettigo (Omagh) Seskinore Sixmilecross Tempo Trinity Urney 31 32 33 Newtownstewart 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland 110 MINUTES 9,674 58,409 25,331 42,929 22,345 57,069 34,999 30,654 34,161 53,802 72,652 49,900 42,796 52,799 16,822 16,804 24,431 38,965 33,693 38,190 90,434 51,674 38,484 21,253 32,462 17,275 41,519 39,845 32,158 13,056 2017 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 9,617 7,736 8,005 5,667 5,641 16,447 16,945 20,470 27,226 56,969 48,931 35,953 20,905 14,120 64,394 40,444 11,360 32,077 39,737 14,327 43,794 21,843 55,730 31,634 68,232 22,965 15,697 144,697 104,405 100,507 Closing 3,884 6,650 8,990 9,125 4,754 3,479 -7,819 17,425 21,612 20,523 26,998 52,548 48,508 17,057 94,478 12,936 24,672 43,085 60,447 38,497 33,383 72,870 33,242 35,769 10,637 33,647 59,554 22,446 18,080 140,480 Unrestricted Funds Opening BALANCES -3,544 -9,543 98,871 67,536 99,419 99,225 86,143 33,339 64,270 69,293 26,546 19,471 160,264 109,893 436,361 161,439 163,407 273,810 200,064 111,556 213,440 145,262 345,002 179,433 179,628 322,898 106,329 127,240 108,381 386,226 Closing Total Funds Total 90,735 47,168 90,206 35,593 87,373 94,888 18,896 58,218 82,773 62,239 25,176 21,734 141,820 110,951 344,783 145,291 143,515 254,642 153,699 471,639 189,333 144,007 331,129 176,967 170,281 153,562 288,923 100,135 136,244 359,542 Opening 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 610 318 843 597 712 8,287 4,108 9,730 8,490 8,288 1,848 3,109 1,901 9,166 3,345 10,859 11,140 16,562 13,037 13,492 Organ- 112,550 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 329 927 874 650 158 852 4,901 5,872 4,125 5,422 1,545 3,185 1,891 1,990 2,384 1,759 5,984 3,801 31,338 Others 201 379 408 326 3,640 2,506 1,608 4,205 1,190 2,280 4,368 2,107 1,741 1,324 6,473 3,204 7,947 7,704 2,130 6,221 3,091 2,747 1,880 1,065 11,364 24,152 11,722 11,272 34,264 11,660 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 525 6,800 4,010 3,531 2,193 4,024 3,197 2,175 2,627 5,177 7,038 4,246 3,370 4,998 1,599 1,872 2,121 3,959 2,826 3,244 6,331 3,867 3,626 2,715 1,553 5,074 4,054 2,508 1,040 1,024 United Appeal 0 0 0 3,405 4,537 9,214 2,833 4,500 1,741 1,799 2,738 1,440 1,237 6,737 8,270 7,709 1,810 5,084 6,785 1,130 10,755 10,022 25,519 12,526 11,463 30,366 100,827 572,731 145,185 165,675 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 RESTRICTED FUNDS 884 697 9,882 7,831 1,121 4,490 6,895 6,316 1,364 3,322 2,528 9,471 1,170 3,034 11,824 11,508 16,972 11,691 17,053 Organ- 119,743 isations 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 41 545 390 650 792 4,345 6,119 4,647 5,401 1,829 3,185 1,312 9,926 1,013 2,394 1,940 6,009 3,365 1,074 83,476 Other Income 0 0 0 INCOME 4,211 3,754 4,805 5,593 3,125 8,138 6,353 5,111 2,251 7,508 7,163 9,246 9,981 5,756 8,494 3,306 8,216 5,956 2,823 1,756 10,440 14,895 27,971 10,460 14,247 43,126 12,633 Charities Missions/ 0 0 0 842 7,800 9,111 5,661 2,502 4,685 9,213 3,666 2,016 7,443 7,474 6,680 4,436 12,452 23,881 21,530 59,787 54,600 19,726 83,536 27,769 12,275 27,029 13,388 13,152 30,358 169,308 For Property For 8,549 9,983 5,247 3,005 5,868 9,050 7,491 9,613 7,726 1,373 9,316 5,059 9,132 2,896 4,788 14,898 24,656 10,434 17,221 10,179 20,092 12,981 19,059 16,710 18,268 46,427 31,434 15,689 14,031 12,955 Other 0 0 9,380 7,291 9,626 1,250 7,657 9,318 7,023 5,894 32,747 10,449 24,114 12,206 27,607 18,725 17,044 30,592 34,684 27,293 29,411 15,081 10,282 18,143 15,022 47,627 20,495 11,110 17,350 14,408 Allow Salary & EXPENDITURE 5,598 9,239 3,757 6,476 3,279 6,020 6,550 3,135 2,016 4,921 4,019 6,420 7,052 6,456 4,654 2,742 5,481 3,483 5,856 7,716 5,818 2,585 2,245 13,335 11,373 11,632 14,114 10,580 11,571 15,855 ments Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 793 904 571 156 450 886 186 777 852 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 2,305 3,485 4,047 1,729 1,910 1,832 5,127 2,179 1,025 4,295 5,878 1,164 10,804 30,992 11,250 25,710 Other Income INCOME Inc 58,409 25,331 42,929 22,345 57,069 34,999 30,654 34,161 54,112 72,652 49,900 43,338 52,799 16,822 16,804 24,431 38,965 33,693 38,190 90,434 51,674 38,484 21,253 32,462 17,275 41,519 40,161 32,158 13,056 10,025 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Ardstraw Aughentaine Aughnacloy Badoney Ballygawley Ballymagrane Ballynahatty & Creevan Ballyreagh Castlederg - First Castlederg - Second Cavanaleck Clogher Clogherney Corrick Douglas Dromore - Omagh Drumlegagh Drumquin Edenderry Enniskillen Fintona Gillygooley Glenelly Glenhoy Gortin Irvinestown Killeter Lisbellaw Lisnaskea Maguiresbridge THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (16) Omagh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 BELFAST, 2018 111 7,351 94,274 47,602 17,596 53,173 41,697 15,058 84,485 14,638 104,717 1,615,176 3,543 5,774 38,283 23,213 81,568 42,498 16,232 30,192 16,260 120,206 1,484,244 2,047 42,493 12,234 17,085 71,853 39,536 16,903 15,736 15,711 103,416 1,304,971 17,721 42,721 47,660 92,725 270,049 284,352 430,050 203,465 166,045 316,058 6,252,505 16,079 52,604 47,815 57,090 192,955 274,240 363,953 179,721 144,191 271,292 6,131,402 0 0 0 0 0 1,963 7,011 7,355 2,920 23,287 281,528 0 0 0 0 0 335 581 1,860 2,220 3,600 86,663 527 6,783 1,763 7,105 5,996 2,153 7,989 1,276 10,270 33,003 250,044 660 8,710 5,204 9,683 1,954 4,716 3,702 1,479 7,497 1,465 146,394 0 76 5,783 6,553 6,741 8,053 15,034 12,895 35,305 10,533 1,257,011 0 0 0 0 0 2,192 7,813 1,840 19,695 12,792 292,143 0 0 80 335 525 190 504 5,662 1,384 9,758 156,892 0 1,313 3,654 9,560 3,293 2,462 12,979 44,571 11,332 17,474 353,956 0 9,736 1,152 73,900 17,062 33,793 18,087 14,364 10,752 45,302 864,468 2,025 7,489 6,729 3,160 37,784 12,831 24,259 12,763 19,137 20,022 530,329 99 750 4,180 8,220 53,411 26,383 49,324 22,618 20,318 46,328 723,460 1,334 2,919 9,865 8,016 2,282 9,403 2,873 18,329 10,916 20,046 289,961 95 984 202 252 1,704 5,937 2,277 7,526 3,933 26,533 168,750 7,351 94,274 47,602 17,596 53,173 41,697 15,058 84,485 14,638 106,406 1,618,384 (c) (c) Mountjoy Newtownbutler Newtownstewart Omagh (First) Pettigo Seskinore Sixmilecross Tempo (Omagh) Trinity Urney 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 £ Total 112 MINUTES 0 3,850 8,400 8,496 9,185 7,499 7,500 2,730 8,312 8,065 7,860 5,000 9,000 3,850 8,500 8,467 5,700 3,038 1,080 4,853 2,750 7,500 131,635 All Exps. 0 4,848 Total 36,842 32,635 33,555 29,789 32,860 10,674 27,289 32,122 37,088 41,868 31,546 43,001 16,527 22,066 18,153 10,842 21,542 23,838 10,177 28,223 Income 545,485 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation Augmen- 0 6,351 0 4,239 0 Mins 13,297 0 29,771 31,675 30,799 26,216 32,500 10,674 26,623 30,242 36,728 21,348 0 30,799 14,312 192 29,000 38,819 18,212 10,177 0 23,478 26,687 Stipend 491,947 192 0

16 57 33 45 38 98 11 30 39 60 34 52 15 30 53 15 60 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 9 6 6 10 14 14 21 12 11 21 13 11 21 10 24 Elders Ruling 30 3 6 11 4 0 85 7 87 10 15 74 9 96 98 11 28 96 6 276 123 230 One 2,910 253 735 Commun 55 28 178 150 447 212 246 185 345 120 176 Roll 5,272 Commun 0 0 0 210 101 0 418 171 2 365 159 6 3 170 141 0 0 88 66 5 304 125 1 225 130 4 3 0 0 2 355 178 0 4 0 288 185 0 0 310 190 44 14 397 258 Table Lord’s 2 1 0 3 3 2 7 0 6 0 5 1 9 3 1 1 9 3 2 2 0 4 64 Baptisms 94 35 272 128 217 214 416 578 518 345 803 432 425 696 456 360 445 982 452 236 800 9,174 All Age Persons

65 38 20 54 83 270 90 82 100 146 207 171 123 281 197 163 262 142 128 158 284 126 290 3,210 Contribs WFO/Stip

96 38 24 59 84 130 175 285 194 135 343 213 180 318 191 157 102 180 439 111 143 380 3,977 Families

(c) (c) (c)

Armoy Ballycastle Ballyweaney Bushmills Route Bushvale Croaghmore Dervock Dromore Drumreagh Dunloy Dunluce Finvoy First Ballymoney Garryduff Kilraughts - First Mosside Ramoan Roseyards Ballymoney Ballymoney St James’s Toberdoney Toberkeigh Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (17) Route 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 113 32,342 50,238 97,099 74,929 21,446 57,315 13,682 27,639 71,750 67,164 55,267 82,519 62,070 47,488 82,344 37,674 70,092 100,802 126,418 106,217 146,250 115,314 2017 1,546,059 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 5,700 6,916 2,545 -3,549 93,251 29,623 53,155 63,845 19,298 88,825 31,179 29,469 11,492 25,618 22,343 38,340 -13,414 -13,364 103,131 242,296 124,944 115,307 Closing 1,076,950 -569 9,542 8,758 3,882 -4,176 87,715 35,029 51,013 49,956 24,931 78,855 31,914 18,586 10,853 18,257 21,446 26,740 -23,110 109,209 211,544 133,925 185,243 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,089,543 BALANCES 98,257 68,755 36,960 74,373 98,112 65,040 147,980 115,580 263,015 134,365 268,662 144,335 275,294 373,958 218,633 295,541 837,424 178,969 101,217 254,481 124,902 Closing -154,583 4,021,270 Total Funds Total 93,805 82,233 65,820 28,694 88,757 40,752 90,139 65,619 61,394 176,095 223,384 130,773 234,060 137,492 165,456 369,137 220,773 257,416 852,779 140,335 235,409 Opening -182,662 3,577,660 0 0 7,589 1,863 8,962 7,456 3,631 6,083 8,114 1,047 6,283 6,587 22,322 23,872 14,586 15,162 28,330 14,506 15,403 17,684 12,596 11,621 Organ- 233,697 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 374 357 912 3,861 2,735 2,258 1,011 1,247 1,067 13,822 Others 664 765 4,091 7,260 9,662 4,442 2,055 2,972 3,701 2,728 1,946 7,241 2,519 1,570 7,763 6,679 9,018 12,465 11,962 11,306 23,188 18,820 152,817 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 3,028 4,757 7,705 9,414 7,577 1,719 5,521 1,750 2,539 8,325 6,739 5,861 6,660 5,843 4,254 7,105 3,171 4,920 11,019 11,169 12,557 12,386 United Appeal 144,019 0 0 993 594 5,632 9,933 1,526 8,932 4,179 4,426 7,347 2,028 27,522 31,648 28,526 14,503 45,499 29,740 10,501 27,815 11,642 11,571 284,557 Property 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 6,448 2,603 6,753 8,057 3,649 6,973 5,759 1,157 4,989 6,871 21,040 25,447 13,527 15,538 11,577 14,977 15,941 17,696 16,042 14,061 Organ- 219,105 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 808 374 662 805 3,553 6,628 3,795 9,858 21,891 48,424 Other Income INCOME 739 2,338 2,484 9,288 3,655 5,052 8,529 8,450 7,012 2,934 10,030 15,830 16,189 15,192 21,763 13,115 16,917 13,338 30,320 15,230 13,938 27,737 260,080 Charities Missions/

38 5,443 8,505 1,490 5,694 3,405 7,823 For For 31,645 20,094 42,723 36,849 33,640 43,511 31,265 18,194 36,880 12,724 11,940 26,369 15,627 36,817 107,506 538,182 Property 5,479 2,196 5,494 8,769 14,708 15,550 28,809 34,952 14,876 10,452 43,639 28,831 15,934 28,688 11,294 12,135 27,873 13,381 18,940 25,119 16,104 43,427 Other 426,650 6,382 23,209 35,893 43,888 43,530 47,916 15,341 43,155 54,448 14,537 40,378 47,480 62,460 32,859 50,889 31,277 25,686 46,716 67,490 13,962 40,967 22,850 Allow 811,313 Salary & EXPENDITURE 7,109 4,959 2,832 6,701 7,867 9,926 7,817 12,332 17,327 19,188 16,606 14,011 12,671 13,577 15,208 20,138 10,753 16,173 16,081 44,695 13,856 16,737 ments 306,564 Assess- 0 20 255 413 777 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 8,335 8,013 4,093 1,570 1,095 2,820 5,572 1,244 1,166 2,670 3,242 4,960 4,186 1,732 7,253 93,178 15,384 18,378 Other Income INCOME Inc 32,342 50,238 75,219 22,530 57,315 13,682 27,639 71,750 67,164 55,207 82,519 62,070 50,081 82,344 37,674 70,092 102,411 100,802 126,418 106,217 150,213 115,314 1,559,241 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) Armoy Ballycastle Ballyweaney Bushmills Bushvale Croaghmore Dervock Dromore Route Drumreagh Dunloy Dunluce Finvoy Ballymoney First Garryduff Kilraughts - First Mosside Ramoan Roseyards Ballymoney St James’s Toberdoney Toberkeigh Ballymoney Trinity THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (17) Route 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 £ Total 114 MINUTES 7,890 3,810 7,600 7,740 8,000 6,250 4,141 7,715 7,867 7,752 8,000 1,312 2,500 5,796 4,200 2,653 3,807 8,518 All Exps. 3,146 Total 31,144 13,020 41,128 33,869 34,443 38,133 26,396 39,242 35,375 12,968 10,067 16,735 31,193 30,210 19,031 16,324 36,894 Income 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,961 3,304 0 0 0 41,863 10,036 0 521,142 118,891 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CMF tation Augmen- 9,929 3,882 3,110 9,977 Mins 29,514 11,473 36,648 33,509 34,083 37,773 18,846 35,005 41,503 15,985 0 12,849 30,799 22,616 18,846 15,844 0 36,132 Stipend 458,323

43 43 46 47 68 28 10 60 30 80 27 53 32 863 122 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 7 5 0 9 6 14 18 11 18 13 18 18 24 12 230 Elders Ruling 56 5 8 31 94 12 30 73 11 20 97 11 44 33 7 9 68 90 11 63 137 196 186 203 103 One 2,500 Commun 64 51 41 125 240 262 274 107 128 264 152 116 190 Roll 3,670 Commun 0 0 0 203 134 3 70 51 5 0 2 0 0 180 137 0 0 3 270 212 0 245 170 4 0 3 328 228 2 0 0 32 10 360 201 Table Lord’s 0 0 5 2 4 1 2 0 7 0 0 0 6 1 5 0 2 2 0 9 46 Baptisms 211 275 139 455 554 760 705 477 237 320 346 594 670 901 316 290 408 774 1,315 1,014 All Age Persons 10,761 79 75 57 93 146 182 229 236 156 114 300 151 116 199 290 294 122 274 130 214 3,457 Contribs WFO/Stip

97 94 68 179 217 316 324 252 137 502 164 134 237 330 355 178 460 204 130 282 4,660 Families

(c) (c) (c) Donegore –First Crumlin Donegore Antrim – Second Donegore Dundrod Duneane First First Ballyeaston Road, Antrim Greystone Antrim High Street, First Hydepark Kilbride Killead Randalstown Loanends – Lylehill Muckamore Ballyeaston OC Randalstown Randalstown – Second Second Templepatrick THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (18) Templepatrick 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 115 45,759 85,654 64,824 81,026 48,390 87,994 86,713 44,941 70,992 55,361 27,985 44,274 72,397 92,867 153,389 104,328 120,586 151,861 118,911 145,779 2017 1,704,031 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 2,169 9,993 3,479 1,942 5,923 66,806 14,283 57,251 16,149 38,111 24,373 26,774 32,801 33,340 31,805 59,333 12,102 93,004 252,790 333,433 Closing 1,115,861 933 7,684 7,046 5,305 3,170 -3,200 61,670 82,466 15,148 39,345 30,421 27,748 38,134 24,534 28,726 59,105 94,418 224,449 149,867 328,607 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,225,576 BALANCES 41,250 89,002 79,906 53,196 35,346 -37,720 306,272 237,981 213,926 127,230 250,814 295,083 146,059 105,345 409,686 110,845 118,413 132,095 130,919 Closing 1,219,735 4,065,383 Total Funds Total 89,497 71,653 90,831 32,818 84,064 -66,210 222,926 202,782 142,462 779,180 213,220 173,223 132,113 288,210 135,998 406,791 103,216 110,207 122,234 131,505 Opening 3,466,720 5,067 8,248 8,505 3,038 5,682 9,275 4,097 5,673 13,160 12,227 15,993 76,390 13,908 28,991 33,420 25,751 10,186 22,186 21,076 24,614 Organ- 347,487 isations 0 0 0 16 532 327 580 401 120 2,311 8,891 5,430 3,988 5,214 1,892 1,828 1,008 4,556 7,871 26,151 71,116 Others 3,744 6,850 3,180 8,893 3,767 3,160 2,669 7,073 3,970 4,110 1,374 6,770 5,956 11,954 19,768 66,624 25,186 27,212 20,580 16,452 249,292 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 4,102 7,398 3,814 8,185 3,677 9,919 9,880 5,577 8,484 5,250 2,586 4,213 6,910 8,600 31,409 10,123 13,726 10,900 11,581 15,003 United Appeal 181,337 7,224 5,737 6,316 8,179 5,402 2,595 2,724 9,444 6,411 61,603 45,852 45,149 26,345 22,761 71,673 35,223 21,098 18,888 13,763 162,290 578,677 Property RESTRICTED FUNDS 4,954 7,630 2,959 7,102 7,834 3,834 6,322 19,583 13,697 14,039 79,318 17,172 33,234 38,662 10,254 32,988 12,708 18,280 18,642 26,522 Organ- 375,734 isations 0 0 622 525 460 425 235 422 8,781 7,822 4,085 2,700 1,825 2,336 2,021 6,223 7,871 17,192 12,385 35,849 Other 111,779 Income INCOME 7,528 7,935 8,014 8,775 4,974 17,344 10,705 17,650 88,863 18,351 34,337 13,322 18,169 13,586 49,514 12,955 11,223 13,888 10,895 22,370 390,398 Charities Missions/ 0

7,199 5,895 6,304 For For 34,356 33,281 22,333 12,842 51,273 46,263 95,813 49,037 17,376 19,365 14,772 19,572 18,148 13,051 145,614 433,816 Property 1,046,310 9,257 9,420 8,975 6,859 18,585 15,287 11,289 18,631 20,403 21,533 86,645 13,935 22,820 38,299 12,288 26,650 39,248 11,128 28,738 25,483 Other 445,473 27,058 47,386 32,107 50,098 19,844 68,592 58,480 85,726 58,884 40,245 76,642 47,033 39,037 13,956 90,813 67,171 21,306 19,824 59,431 91,506 Allow Salary & 1,015,139 EXPENDITURE 8,540 7,843 6,193 9,329 16,534 10,724 15,934 24,934 19,355 11,656 19,282 13,410 21,490 14,338 11,335 24,301 21,020 12,489 19,530 25,303 ments 313,540 Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 0 96 100 290 177 701 896 933 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 3,263 2,932 1,330 4,154 8,237 28,389 12,890 64,388 Other Income INCOME Inc 45,759 86,407 64,824 81,026 48,390 88,114 86,713 49,441 70,992 56,561 28,105 44,274 72,397 92,867 153,389 104,328 121,801 151,861 118,911 146,829 1,712,989 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) Crumlin Donegore – First Donegore – Second Dundrod Duneane Antrim First Ballyeaston First Antrim Greystone Road, Antrim High Street, Hydepark Kilbride Killead Loanends Lylehill Muckamore OC Randalstown Randalstown – First Randalstown – Second Second Ballyeaston Templepatrick THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Templepatrick Ser No (18) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 £ Total 116 MINUTES 0 0 0 0 0 3,729 4,500 5,640 2,750 6,240 4,150 6,600 3,000 3,424 8,400 8,500 5,347 4,560 3,440 4,702 4,755 5,100 3,000 4,299 1,632 4,250 5,729 2,078 10,357 134,782 All Exps. 0 0 0 0 0 4,564 5,941 Total 16,989 23,959 12,509 34,611 11,509 15,619 31,827 35,894 19,260 19,205 14,136 17,755 18,560 24,948 12,617 35,665 18,055 17,435 12,790 18,226 22,645 14,316 Income 519,543 0 0 0 0 0 8,136 2,100 0 39,852 10,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,635 3,600 0 0 0 0 0 8,885 2,900 0 0 CMF tation 1,191 Augmen- 0 0 0 0 0 8,136 3,635 4,148 0 8,485 5,881 0 Mins 16,989 18,000 0 24,409 0 12,617 0 23,299 12,149 33,093 26,925 239 39,470 11,450 12,600 31,453 35,534 18,900 18,023 12,405 17,397 0 17,322 17,413 0 12,149 0 16,124 0 12,728 22,449 Stipend 493,183 1,430 8 4

32 35 24 60 20 74 40 17 20 45 56 58 48 36 36 38 22 22 25 26 17 20 32 43 15 10 18 100 Sun Sch & Bib Cls 5 9 2 5 5 4 8 8 6 5 2 0 3 3 4 1 3 0 10 0 19 26 10 10 15 15 221 1,010 Elders Ruling 16 1 0 38 43 14 97 8 96 90 5 67 71 65 7 75 4 38 5 85 7 28 32 6 9 26 45 64 43 62 121 209 163 135 206 One 2,655 Commun 39 47 64 26 55 32 30 75 92 68 174 121 122 254 137 298 268 150 109 133 163 110 106 107 363 Roll 4,187 Commun 0 4 158 118 3 0 0 0 145 114 0 30 25 6 0 0 8 0 86 55 6 111 108 0 261 153 4 8 3 1 0 0 172 102 0 0 0 0 2 0 81 51 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 53 Table Lord’s 2 2 5 0 2 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 6 3 0 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 1 50 Baptisms 75 40 79 77 43 209 223 120 155 166 311 143 306 220 294 335 397 310 540 925 541 783 395 240 350 270 262 217 847 165 160 152 All Age Persons 27 92 75 65 53 57 91 65 88 82 74 11 28 89 71 30 27 65 55 67 111 135 116 198 133 260 302 211 230 120 107 108 120 242 3,345 9,610 Contribs WFO/Stip

27 85 65 66 64 68 86 82 14 29 92 74 30 27 72 60 68 100 118 179 125 243 155 502 108 234 318 155 107 130 129 106 312 4,030 Families

(c) (c) (c) // (c) // (c) // (c) // (c) // (c) Albany Ballygoney Bellaghy Brigh Carland Lower Castlecaulfield Upper Castledawson Claggan Clonaneese Clonaneese Coagh Cookstown – First Cookstown – Molesworth Culnady Curran Draperstown Dungannon Eglish Knockloughrim Lecumpher Maghera Magherafelt – First Tyrone Magherafelt – Union Road – First Moneymore – Second Moneymore Newmills Orritor Pomeroy Saltersland Sandholes Stewartstown Swatragh Tobermore THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Ser No (19) Tyrone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 £ Total Note: The letter “R” denotes a congregation in the Republic of Ireland BELFAST, 2018 117 11,867 11,103 38,946 28,871 72,027 57,944 48,332 12,658 70,477 30,739 61,544 31,764 15,397 31,549 28,695 65,621 79,071 82,859 80,432 57,280 33,391 42,417 46,613 55,973 30,113 43,068 28,829 12,687 26,279 103,858 127,773 107,208 148,402 2017 1,723,787 for 2019 Assessable Income used Assessments 59 6,450 8,800 8,507 4,551 4,212 8,103 1,509 -7,728 -7,272 23,418 12,963 25,543 37,865 87,901 55,433 76,492 34,797 77,543 75,573 17,574 17,223 13,178 67,724 21,615 16,464 18,417 80,299 14,878 184,025 127,416 185,906 184,817 Closing 1,484,255 5,649 3,209 6,489 9,950 7,054 -5,220 -4,071 22,683 14,961 19,346 28,301 89,968 50,206 67,638 32,613 64,479 12,185 44,708 18,601 16,154 20,934 11,532 74,492 38,838 18,224 10,404 11,393 81,276 12,732 182,405 117,910 183,513 123,173 Unrestricted Funds Opening 1,391,729 BALANCES -9,008 77,633 24,756 64,509 73,255 98,082 86,696 18,034 47,367 71,546 37,755 61,030 51,668 83,258 -66,503 112,563 315,452 332,673 235,240 409,213 186,155 562,950 235,453 212,499 827,376 202,225 187,255 127,080 213,851 156,678 122,829 101,221 136,944 Closing 5,397,735 Total Funds Total 91,804 26,933 56,114 60,610 96,085 14,959 51,704 54,462 32,737 48,466 46,493 98,534 -19,145 104,898 297,418 105,365 274,484 190,138 234,600 191,181 523,179 254,462 236,941 727,200 188,839 182,346 118,218 100,446 160,854 160,473 115,010 147,074 Opening -122,185 4,850,697 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 560 680 5,233 4,858 4,385 8,446 3,318 7,682 4,115 2,846 4,280 1,556 7,260 9,964 3,970 7,212 19,558 16,246 25,675 28,038 25,786 11,106 25,370 10,510 18,084 16,794 Organ- 273,532 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 519 633 100 500 130 3,118 3,477 1,150 2,134 5,664 6,833 1,277 8,933 1,851 4,017 2,070 3,200 1,575 8,975 3,610 1,333 2,123 11,247 15,979 15,110 Others 105,573 0 675 639 254 308 950 856 510 1,315 5,239 5,105 1,179 1,715 7,920 6,935 4,017 1,200 5,837 8,016 2,601 1,802 3,340 7,720 3,318 6,417 8,901 3,096 3,051 13,471 42,217 23,545 13,970 14,750 200,869 Charities Missions/ EXPENDITURE 415 680 1,314 1,381 3,371 3,398 4,534 5,517 6,161 3,398 1,359 5,210 2,945 8,969 6,116 2,401 2,634 2,300 4,121 5,435 6,296 2,569 5,000 5,436 4,122 3,805 3,443 2,492 1,414 10,963 14,088 11,008 10,646 United Appeal 152,941 117 1,662 5,884 9,638 3,810 1,841 8,129 4,452 2,743 7,903 7,986 9,516 2,451 44,525 15,221 22,634 11,861 24,660 39,780 10,100 14,808 27,107 14,379 14,659 77,858 36,814 33,056 53,690 36,896 17,190 31,414 37,617 24,758 655,159 Property 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RESTRICTED FUNDS 741 7,873 4,387 3,840 6,933 2,935 1,691 9,271 3,019 3,614 3,446 2,089 7,447 5,740 4,482 7,008 17,915 16,856 22,547 25,352 27,277 12,073 35,966 11,310 19,447 17,603 Organ- 280,862 isations 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 79 15 448 519 323 224 841 348 5,015 3,477 1,247 2,134 5,664 6,476 8,012 1,851 3,500 7,534 2,716 9,792 7,992 1,814 10,185 11,068 21,029 11,962 Other 124,265 Income 0 0 INCOME 1,563 2,196 8,610 3,627 6,007 1,778 6,263 8,910 4,618 2,395 5,235 3,589 3,405 4,987 6,412 3,943 2,945 1,411 1,906 12,126 11,052 11,953 12,788 56,510 11,830 10,646 14,717 13,965 11,202 14,493 13,233 274,315 Charities Missions/

84 1,983 9,308 9,132 5,559 6,011 4,220 8,523 7,516 8,291 5,872 For For 27,490 12,689 20,453 25,218 12,528 19,276 54,426 34,755 13,760 44,000 27,103 50,821 16,937 56,353 11,626 14,809 22,243 83,248 30,326 12,421 193,445 135,027 985,453 Property 6,545 2,773 9,480 6,794 9,388 6,106 8,792 9,583 3,782 18,374 11,180 12,936 43,747 20,358 11,517 10,181 10,131 28,412 40,182 13,921 30,488 11,231 13,269 28,703 10,667 28,039 11,073 13,949 12,880 10,206 25,844 16,858 23,226 Other 520,615 0 0 1,000 7,958 4,420 9,705 7,603 2,000 18,271 23,857 31,959 32,574 16,634 33,356 16,339 56,335 56,104 33,537 12,673 17,952 12,620 17,294 43,200 80,334 21,052 26,838 16,550 26,097 28,907 24,420 15,190 22,376 Allow 104,730 821,885 Salary & EXPENDITURE 3,283 2,451 8,079 8,878 9,344 2,819 6,480 6,019 1,495 6,372 5,184 7,246 9,027 7,579 3,687 2,209 3,527 13,112 11,866 24,981 14,260 21,240 20,859 16,329 26,571 10,360 17,515 18,991 18,404 10,924 11,405 11,140 10,501 ments 352,137 Assess- 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 81 80 350 588 658 460 383 240 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1,161 9,323 1,550 1,993 1,676 5,218 9,790 1,000 6,056 7,172 8,993 4,638 14,038 34,534 20,169 15,534 49,933 18,958 Other 214,589 Income INCOME Inc 11,867 11,103 38,946 28,871 72,027 57,944 48,332 12,658 70,477 30,739 61,544 31,764 15,397 31,549 28,695 65,621 79,071 82,859 80,432 57,280 33,391 42,417 46,613 57,477 30,113 43,068 28,829 12,687 26,279 103,858 123,631 107,208 148,402 1,721,149 Gross Asses (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) (c) Albany // Ballygoney Bellaghy Brigh // Carland Castlecaulfield Castledawson Claggan Clonaneese Lower Clonaneese Upper Coagh Cookstown – First Cookstown – Molesworth Culnady Curran Draperstown // Dungannon Eglish Knockloughrim Lecumpher Maghera Magherafelt – First Magherafelt – Union Road Moneymore – First Moneymore – Second Newmills Tyrone Orritor Pomeroy Saltersland Sandholes Stewartstown // Swatragh // Tobermore THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND Presbytery Tyrone Ser No (19) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 £ Total 118 MINUTES BELFAST, 2018 119

ECCLESIASTICAL CHANGES, ETC

Reported by Presbyteries in - 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

(Occurrences during the year) Licensed 26 20 18 8 16 14 13 Ordained 7 10 20 25 10 15 16 Installed & Inducted 15 19 32 37 24 26 38 Resigned 11 11 18 11 15 17 21 Released – – 1 – – – 2 Loosed – – 1 2 3 3 – Retired 13 9 12 12 9 12 14 Retired Ministers Released – – – – – 35 12 Died 16 4 15 4 13 13 13

(Totals under the care of Presbytery) Students 49 49 47 49 38 24 18 Ministers without charge 26 32 32 31 37 40 36 Licentiates 65 60 47 41 46 40 35

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. 120 MINUTES BELFAST, 2018 121 INDEX TO MINUTES AND STATISTICS

2018 Annual Meeting, 2019 59 General Assembly Business Attendance, Roll of 2 Committee 21, 58 GENERAL COUNCIL Bequest, form of 119 Section 1 26 Section 2 42 Candidates accepted as Students Section 3 44, 54 for the Ordained Ministry 40 Section 4 50 Church of Ireland General Synod Section 5 55 (2018) 22 Guysmere Task Group 28 Close of Assembly 59 Code Changes 61 JUDICIAL COMMISSION 54 COMMISSION ON APPLICATIONS 54 Corresponding Members received 24 LINKAGE COMMISSION 36 COUNCIL FOR CONGREGATIONAL Listening to the Global Church 41 LIFE AND WITNESS 37 COUNCIL FOR GLOBAL MISSION 48 MEMORIALS COUNCIL FOR MISSION IN Memorial of the Presbytery of Tyrone 44 IRELAND 49 Memorial of the Presbytery of COUNCIL FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS 32 Templepatrick 44 COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL WITNESS 55 COUNCIL FOR TRAINING IN Memorial Record 28 MINISTRY 39 Memorial Roll 25 Ministers without Charge 39 Dealing with the Past 31 Moderator, Election of DISSENT Rt. Rev. Dr. C.J.C. McMullen 21 General Council, Resolution 27 Moderator’s Advisory Committee 42 (Church of Scotland) 46 General Council, Resolution 30 OVERTURES (Doctrine Committee) 54 ON THE BOOKS Relating to the Church in general Ecclesiastical Changes (Summary) 119 35, 47(2)(f), 65(2), 85(1) 51 Eighth Amendment of the Council for Congregational Life Constitution of Ireland 32 and Witness Equipping the Church for effective 85(5)(6)and(7) 51 Ministry in the 21st Century (CTM) 47 Council for Mission in Ireland 36(f) 51 Finance Panel (Support Services Committee) 26 122 MINUTES Judicial Commission STATISTICS 73 Membership of a Congregation Presbyteries 74 39(1), 39(3), 41(1), 45, 45 52 Ards 76 Right of Appeal in Cases of Employment Armagh 78 Grievances Ballymena 80 38, 75 52 Belfast North 82 Transfer of Congregational Property Belfast South 84 to an Associated Body Belfast East 86 53(a), 57 52 Carrickfergus 88 Coleraine and Limavady 90 Linkage Commission Derry and Donegal 92 57(5), 76(b) 51 Down 96 Dromore 98 OVERTURES Dublin and Munster 100 AD-HOC Iveagh 102 Relating to the Church in general Monaghan 104 53, 57, 70(b), and 70(d), 273(5)(d)(iii), Newry 106 Chapter XV, Section IV, 246-251, 224(2) Omagh 108 (a), 256(2), 260(g), 273(2), 306(1), Route 112 146(1), 215(6), 258(c), 226, 318(3)(d) Templepatrick 114 and Appendix 6 52 Tyrone 116 Council for Congregational Life and Witness TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN 308 53 CHURCH IN IRELAND 25 Linkage Commission 273(5)(d)(v) 53 Wednesday Evening Celebration 47 People Matter to God (CSW) 36 Presbytery Reports 23

Reception of Ministers and Licentiates Committee 39

Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper 25 SPECIAL JUDICIAL COMMISSION 54 SPUD 37