CUNINGHAM MEMORIAL: Robin Brown, Robert Arthur Edwards, Thomas McCullough, Gareth Reaney, Richard Torrie The Sixtowns Meeting House 1863-2003. Historical Notes on the United Presbyterian Congregation of Ballynascreen and its continuing legacy at Cavanreagh, Draperstown (2003) More Joe's Jokes; A Minister's Mirth; Over 300 Tall Tales, Humorous Stories and Irish Jokes Vol 2 (c.1983) The Dill Worthies. A Centenary Reprint for the 350th Anniversary of the first Presbytery in Ulster, of the 2nd edition of J R Dill's story of a 'Levitical Family' (1992 - Original 1892)

Drop in for tea/coffee & biscuits. Books & boardgames available and on occasionally guest speakers. You're welcome to bring your own crafts e.g crochet or knitting. For Young Communicants and Christian Beginners issued by the Tract and Colportage Society of Scotland (1891)

Hugh Wade & Son

Three Hundred Years in God's Orchard. The Story of Loughgall Presbyterian Church within the History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (c.2004) Drop in for tea, coffee, traybakes and a warm fire plus plenty of chat. Teenie Tots (baby & toddler group) - Mondays 10am, BabyZone (0-1yrs) - Fridays 2pm The Representative Church Body Library and Archive have acquired a set of lantern slides from Killaloe deanery, Co Clare. It is thought that the photographer was David Brown of Donaghmore Soapworks, Co Tyrone. BALLYCARRY: Roy Bamford, Joan Dobbin, Ivan Jefferson, Rosemary Junkin, Kristina Loughridge, Libby Russell Knit & Knatter - Thursdays 11am, Lego Club (5-10yrs) - Saturdays 11.30am, Tea & Newspapers - Saturdays 2.30pm, Rhythm and Rhyme - Thursdays 10.30am and Reminiscence for Adults - 1st Saturday of the month at 10.30am

Mr Henderson whose family came from near Randalstown, Co Antrim, served as a missionary of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. What shall We Say of Christ (1932) explores the New Testament approach to the significance of Christ Historical Sketch of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (Ascona Series 13) (1994 reprint; original edition 1858)History of Congregations of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and Biographical Notices of Eminent Presbyterian Ministers and Laymen with Introduction and Notes by the Rev W D Killen (1886) Mondays 10-1 and 2-5, Tuesdays 1.30-7.30, Wednesdays 10-1 and 2-5, Fridays 10-1 and 2-5, Saturdays 10-2 Knit & Knatter - Mondays 10.30am, Rhythm & Rhyme (0-4yrs) - Tuesdays and Fridays 11.30am, Tea & Newspapers - Thursdays and Fridays 10am, Lego Club (5-10yrs) - Saturdays 2.30pm, Creative Writing Group - Wednesdays 2.30pm and Read Aloud - 3rd Monday of the month at 11.30am