Aghavea Parish Church

On Sunday night we had the last of our harvest thanksgiving services in the Brooke Memorial Hall. The sermon was from Matthew 13: 24-30, 34-43, on the parable of the wheat and the weeds . The harvest is coming, which are you?

Here are the three sermons preached over the harvest weekend at Aghavea. If you missed one of them, or want to listen again, tune in here! Friday evening - Generosity (2 Corinthians 9: 6-15) - Rev Ian Linton (Drumragh with Mountfield) Sunday morning - I Spy (Matthew 6: 19-34) - Rev Gary McMurray Sunday evening - God's Harvest Worker (Acts 17: 16-34) - Rev David Luckman (Ireland Team Leader with Crosslinks) This Sunday coming (11th October) we have our final harvest service in the parish, as we gather in the Brooke Memorial Hall at 7.30pm. All are welcome to join us.

At the Sunday evening Harvest Celebration we welcomed back Canon Brian Courtney, a previous rector. Brian preached on the dangers of covetousness from the parable of Jesus on the rich fool from Luke 12:13-21.

On Sunday morning we had our Family Harvest Thanksgiving, with Ellis Barnsley preaching on forgiveness from Matthew 18. Apologies for the sound quality of this sermon.

On Sunday 7th October, we were joined at both our Harvest Thanksgiving services by Mr Bryan Kee, a student for the ministry at Union College, Belfast. Here's his evening sermon on Luke 8: 1-21 , the parable of the sower and the need to listen.

Here's the sermon audio from our Friday night Harvest Thanksgiving, with the Rector of Colaghty (Lack), Rev Alan Irwin speaking on thankfulness from Luke 17:11-19.