Fisherwick Presbyterian Church
The Whole Gospel, Person, Church, World
STUDENTS
Fisherwick has an excellent location for access by students, set right in the centre of Queens University Campus, next door to the Physics and Engineering Building, the Architecture Department and the Science Library. The Church is passed by over 1000 students daily who are walking from the Halls of Residence to the main University Buildings.
STUDENT LUNCHES - Contact David Cromie david@fisherwick.net
FREE LUNCHES are served every Thursday during term from 12.00 to 2.00pm.
Approximately 500-600 students from Queens and Stranmillis gather into the Church Halls for their lunch to enjoy the food. They receive a cup of the best soup in town, hotdogs, salads, fruit, biscuits, crisps and tea/coffee. It is quite a feast and all absolutely free.
It is a great way of spending a relaxing lunch hour (well 2 hours actually) and to meet existing and new friends. Everyone is very welcome.
Fisherwick has an excellent location for access by students, set right in the centre of Queens University Campus, next door to the Physics and Engineering Building, the Architecture Department and the Science Library. The Church is passed by over 1000 students daily who are walking from the Halls of Residence to the main University Buildings.
STUDENT LUNCHES - Contact David Cromie david@fisherwick.net
FREE LUNCHES are served every Thursday during term from 12.00 to 2.00pm.
Approximately 500-600 students from Queens and Stranmillis gather into the Church Halls for their lunch to enjoy the food. They receive a cup of the best soup in town, hotdogs, salads, fruit, biscuits, crisps and tea/coffee. It is quite a feast and all absolutely free.
It is a great way of spending a relaxing lunch hour (well 2 hours actually) and to meet existing and new friends. Everyone is very welcome.
THE NET - Contact David Cromie david@fisherwick.net
The NET is an informal, student gathering for those who want to discuss and share what they believe. Whether you are exploring the Christian faith or a long-time Christian, come along as we explore what we believe and why we believe it. It is an opportunity to make good friends and grow in your faith over hot apple pie and custard. The Net meet on Tuesday evenings at the church during term at 9.00pm.
The NET is an informal, student gathering for those who want to discuss and share what they believe. Whether you are exploring the Christian faith or a long-time Christian, come along as we explore what we believe and why we believe it. It is an opportunity to make good friends and grow in your faith over hot apple pie and custard. The Net meet on Tuesday evenings at the church during term at 9.00pm.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - Contact David Cromie david@fisherwick.net
In Belfast there are over 2000 overseas students from every country in the world. When they arrive in Belfast they face separation from family and friends and the challenge of living in a strange country with a new language and culture to adapt to. The vision of Fisherwick is that every international student would have a Christian friend. For information on how to be part of the student "family" in Fisherwick, please email David Cromie at the email address noted above. Everyone is welcome.
In Belfast there are over 2000 overseas students from every country in the world. When they arrive in Belfast they face separation from family and friends and the challenge of living in a strange country with a new language and culture to adapt to. The vision of Fisherwick is that every international student would have a Christian friend. For information on how to be part of the student "family" in Fisherwick, please email David Cromie at the email address noted above. Everyone is welcome.
