COVID-19 UPDATE: The Cathedral building is closed upon government advice. Our Sunday service is now broadcast live on Facebook at 10:45.
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Dromore Cathedral has been at the heart of Dromore for centuries. We serve the community of Dromore by bringing Christ’s compassion, love and hope of salvation to people of all ages.
Just as relevant as ever, we believe Christ and his radical teaching to be the only solution to the problems of our country, town and selves. We invite you to join us on our journey as we discover how to be everything he called us to be.
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Order of Service to follow live broadcast on Sunday morning
We are encouraging our church family to follow our live broadcast this Sunday morning by using the Order of Service which can be downloaded from this link. Simply click on the download and the Order of Service will open on your screen. We would advise that you print this off and then follow the service live by clicking on the link which will be available over the next 24 hours.
Suspended Church Services
Following advice from Central Church in Dublin, we regrettably have to suspend all church services and church meetings with immediate effect – this suspension will include all external groups who use our premises.
The current climate within which we are living is causing many to be filled with fear, anxiety and a measure of hysteria – we are calling our people to have faith, cool heads and kind hearts.
Trust that God is with each one of us as we traverse a rapidly changing landscape.
Remain calm and level-headed as we hold our government, those in authority and our emergency services in prayer.
Show generosity towards one another as we look beyond ourselves and our needs and keep a kind eye on those who are more vulnerable than ourselves.
Updates on how we will be responding to this developing situation will be posted regularly.
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Today’s devotional is from UCB:
Getting out of your boat
‘Peter got…out of the boat.’
Matthew 14:29 NIVUK
Matthew records, ‘Then Peter got…out of the boat, walked on the water and came towards Jesus.’
Today, ask yourself these three questions:
1) What’s my boat? It’s whatever gives you your greatest sense of security. It’s what you’re tempted to put your trust in when life gets stormy. To know what your boat is, ask yourself, ‘What is it that produces the most fear in me, especially when I think of leaving it behind and stepping out in faith?’
2) What’s keeping me from getting out of my boat? Fear. Fear of people, fear of failure, fear of criticism, fear of lack. In order to grow, you must go into new territory, and each time you do, you’ll experience fear. It never goes away. But each time you get out of your boat, you become a little more able to do it the next time, and you begin to realise that fear doesn’t have the power to destroy you. So when Jesus says to you, ‘Come,’ start walking, He won’t let you drown.
3) What will I forfeit by staying in my boat? Your destiny. To achieve what you have not yet achieved, you must attempt what you have not yet attempted. Will there be risks? Yes. Baseball’s greatest hitters fail two times out of every three. But they know that if they don’t step up to the plate, they’ll never experience the joy of hitting a home run.
Understand this: if you stay in your boat, you’ll eventually die there, and end up wondering what your life might have been if only you’d been willing to get out of your boat.