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Magheralin Parish Profile and Vision Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland Magheralin Parish Profile and Vision Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland Contents VISION ................................................................................................................ 4 AIMS AND GOALS ............................................................................................ 5 CHURCH ............................................................................................................. 8 COMMUNITY ...................................................................................................10 YOUTH AND CHILDREN .................................................................................12 SMALL GROUP MINISTRY .............................................................................14 FACILITIES ........................................................................................................15 FINANCE ..........................................................................................................18 A LIVING VISION .............................................................................................19 2 | Magheralin Parish Vision www.magheralin.org | 3 Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland Our Aims D Vision for & Goals e y e m nit v u f e o m or r l c o t o o l m d o m o t p e t t C n h h e o e e R Magheralin Parish r W h f c t f e e r o Share God’s Word n i h n m o t t g o r t r Grow God’s Kingdom e e agheralin Parish is looking to grow. will help us to develop God’s vision. o f t s MOur vision is for growth through Someone who can manage a team, preaching the Gospel, ministry in the inspire others, and develop our staff and power of the Holy Spirit, and a warm lay team to lead outreach and ministry. welcome to everyone in the community. They will be a pastor who ministers to All this leads to committed disciples in the congregation with love, compassion, P the church through participation in a and power and a teacher of the Bible. la y rt wide range of small group ministries They will be a strategic thinker open my Pa f rom including the Alpha Course, home to the Holy Spirit who seeks God’s plan t the centre o th groups and youth and children’s ministry. for the Kingdom of God to grow across e community the parish covering both villages of We need a rector who is a leader and Magheralin and Dollingstown. Growth agheralin Parish has a long tradition Grow God’s Kingdom by improving the Mof being a Bible focused, teaching, welcome and community engagement, help Evangelical church. We would like to build people establish and develop roots, allow on this legacy of sharing God’s Word and parishioners to play their part in ministry growing God’s kingdom. and church growth, and encourage active involvement in the prayer life of the parish. Share God’s Word and discover God’s Prayer is a vital part of parish life and an area vision for growth in the parish, for example, we would like to develop further. increasing the congregations by 30% in the next five years. 4 | Magheralin Parish Vision www.magheralin.org | 5 Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland Play My Part he Parish has a history of running In Summary we are seeking a rector who: Toutreach events that attract hundreds of people such as Family Fun Days, Art • Enables God’s vision to be realised in the Exhibitions, Christmas Tree and Wedding life of our parish Dress Festivals and a Food and Music Festival. There is real opportunity to allow • Is passionate about prayer, the Word of more people to play their part and to God and the power of the Holy Spirit minister through more outreach activities. • Has a love for all the community We want to be a ‘resource’ parish that can • Values children and young people and bless other Christian communities through their important place within the support of our neighbouring parishes and church family acting as host for training and conference activities. • Is able to lead a large parish and develop a team of staff and volunteers • Will lead a specific project to agree the best way to maximise growth in both villages and provide the clergy and staff resources to deliver it Welcome agheralin Parish has aimed to invite and events each year in both villages to which Mwelcome people from across the parish, every home gets an invitation, is greeted at but we can do better. We need to provide the door and welcomed into our family. a warm welcome with community-focused Develop Roots n recent years the Parish has successfully introduced the Alpha Course and Café Church. Members Iof the Parish have come to faith and deepened commitment as a result. But there is still a great need for more commitment and deeper discipleship, particularly in the 16-30 age group. Grow disciples of all ages, for example to Grow the saints by active participation in develop the Café Church congregation for small group ministry, for example to have the 16 to 30 age group from around 30 to 200 people active in at least one form of more than 100 people by 2020. small group ministry by 2020. 6 | Magheralin Parish Vision www.magheralin.org | 7 Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland CHURCH Parish Staff THE STORY SO FAR…. The parish has a paid staff team of eight in addition to the Rector. Curate Assistant agheralin Parish covers two locations, the Church of the Holy and Undivided Parish Secretary (P/T) MTrinity Magheralin and St Saviours Church Dollingstown. The two church Parish Caretaker communities may have a different ‘feel and style’ but they are united in the desire to become More Like Jesus through leading people to faith and then nurturing and Organist/Choir Master (P/T) deepening each individual’s Christian character. Youth Outreach Worker Children’s and Family Worker (P/T) Centre for Youth Ministry Intern (P/T) Christians against Poverty Centre Manager and Lead Debt Coach (P/T) Normal Sunday Service Pattern Sunday Magheralin Dollingstown Magheralin Magheralin Dollingstown 8.30am 10.00am 11.30am 6.30pm 8.00pm n Magheralin Parish Church, morning t Saviours Dollingstown is a 1 Morning Worship Communion Evening Worship Iservices average about 150 people with Scontemporary building that was highest numbers at all age and special opened in December 2005. Normal 2 Communion Morning Worship Evening Worship Cafe Church services, such as Remembrance Sunday, Sunday attendance averages around 3 All Age Service All Age Service Communion Enrolment for Youth Organizations and 300 people, a congregation which has Candlelit Carol Service. Music includes pipe seen significant growth in recent years. 4 Communion Morning Worship Morning Worship Praise Service Cafe Church organ, piano, robed choir and additional Attendance is across all age groups with 5 Communion Morning Worship Morning Worship Healing Service musicians. The musical style is a blend of particular growth in young families. We traditional and contemporary held within hold occasional evening services and other a beautiful church originally built in 1890. events in the worship centre, which is Evening services in Magheralin Parish used by many other Church and mission Church average around 40 worshipers. related organisations for conferences and seminars. The musical style is contemporary led by four worship teams. Opportunities to... In recent years the parish has greatly benefited from a focus on being develop a regular pattern of evening services in both churches. “More Like Jesus”. Simply put: we want to see more people growing more in Christ-likeness. Our teaching has regularly returned to the themes of consider how best to meet the needs of the congregation and community in Pray Like Jesus, Live Like Jesus, Serve Like Jesus and Give Like Jesus. both villages. Parish finances are available for the incumbent to build up the ministry team. We encourage prayer ministry at the end of every service and believe this is an essential part of our continued church growth. 8 | Magheralin Parish Vision www.magheralin.org | 9 Magheralin Parish Magheralin Parish Church of Ireland Church of Ireland COMMUNITY THE STORY SO FAR…. agheralin is a semi-rural Parish of around 700 families (1500+ individuals) located Mbetween Lurgan and Moira in County Down. The Parish comprises the villages of Magheralin and Dollingstown with a significant number of non-residents attending our services. The area is mostly made up of commuters to Belfast, Lisburn and Craigavon. The village of Magheralin has two Primary schools but apart from a few small shops and some industrial plants there are few other resources in either village. e are the only two Protestant Our “Love Your Neighbourhood” programme Wchurches in both expanding villages visits every home in the two villages with incredible potential for outreach and regularly and is involved in practical projects growth. Both churches are located at the which show the love of Christ in action. heart of each village with Dollingstown situated right on the main busy Belfast Road. Over the past 2 years the parish has run four The parish is blessed with the largest and Alpha courses with around 100 attendees. best located facilities and halls which are We want to increase the use of Alpha within regularly used for community gatherings in the parish to allow more people in the both villages. community to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed and welcoming manner which Our main outreach to young people in the ultimately leads to a commitment to community comes under the “Red Door” Christ and active involvement in the brand reaching out to around 100 young Christian family. people. Red Door stands for: Reach, Engage and Disciple. www.thereddoor.org.uk Magheralin Parish has experience in delivering major community outreach events Activities and programmes include: which have attracted over 5000 attendees. Examples during 2015 include ‘Beyond the • Drop-in centres in both villages open Veil’, a festival telling the stories of Women 2 nights per week of the Bible through the medium of wedding • Trips away - day and residential dresses, and 5 days of superb food and • An After Schools drop-in at least two music served up through the ‘Big Festival for afternoons per week You at Harvest’.
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