New Row : History Of New Row Presbyterian Church, Coleraine 1727-1977

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The Weekly Visitor 1835, The Visitor or Monthly Instructor 1836, 1837 and 1847 (1835-37 and 1847) [Spines of 2 volumes are damaged] Mondays 2-4pm Arts and Crafts, Tuesdays 2-4pm Sewing Class, Wednesdays 6-7.15pm Yoga, more info on activities on www.focusonfamily.co.uk. We also have a social kitchen where you can enjoy tea/coffee. The Church That Was Twice Born: A History of the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1773-1973 (Pittsburgh 1973) The Broken Wing (The author driven out of London by the Blitz, wrote this book in a Methodist Guest house in Llandudno (1954) Contains articles on eg Brown's Soap Works, Growth of Dungannon, Dungannon Royal School, the Ranfurly family, Tyrone Mineral Water etc

Causes of World Poverty./ A Report to the General Assembly by the Inter-Church Relations Board (1993) The Presbyterian Church in Ireland. First Ballymoney Bicentenary of Church Building 1777-1977 (1977)Our Rest-Day: Its Origin, History, and Claims with Special Reference to Present-Day Needs (Edinburgh 1886)

James Alexander Porter, as Minister of Orritor & Claggan, on 3 September 2021 Ordained and Inducted: The Rev Andrew Wilson had given a lecture (accompanied by lantern slides that came from the camera of David Brown) in Coleraine in 1897 about a trip to the Holy Land. The slides include pictures of the Holy Land, of places in Ireland, of individuals who may be family and friends, and of the Irish International Exhibition in Dublin in 1907.What shall We Say of Christ (1932) explores the New Testament approach to the significance of Christ A Commentary on the Confession of Faith with Questions for Theological Students and Bible Classes (London 1870) The Ulster Revival of 1859. A Doctoral Thesis by Alfred Russell Scott. Reprint by mid-Antrim Historical Group (No 22) (1994)