Fisherwick Presbyterian Church
The Whole Gospel, Person, Church, World
WORSHIP & MUSIC
WORSHIP
Fisherwick has a broad range of worship and musical styles all of which seek to lead people to worship God in "spirit and truth". Using all the creative gifts that God has blessed the congregation with we seek to provide many ways that people can express their worship to God. The church is richly blessed with people with musical gifts including a number of professional musicians and teachers who seek to equip others in developing their musical gifts with the primary focus being to offer God true "heart worship". We do not believe in musical performance in worship, but do seek to "play skillfully" as Psalm 33v3 says offering our best to God.
On Sunday Morning Worship we have a robed four part choir which leads worship. The choir seeks not only to lead the congregation in worship but also through anthems and contemporary choral singing provide opportunities through which God communicates with us.
On Sunday Evening at Sunday Night Live we have teams of worship leaders and musicians who lead contemporary worship.
The choir meet on Wednesday evenings from 7.45pm to 9.30pm. For more information contact our Musical Director, Neale Agnew at office@fisherwick.net.
MUSIC
Fisherwick is a beautiful building with a fine organ and one of the best acoustic environments in the country. With the ability to hold 950 people it is a popular host venue for organisations such as Loughside Choir, Kings Chorale, Festival Brass and Belfast Operatic to name a few. It also hosts many Christmas Carol Concerts, Charity Concerts and individual performances.
Below are a few samples of the Church Organ being played and the Choir singing. Click on the notes icon to listen or right click and save to your computer.
Fisherwick's Organ
Choir singing at BBC Radio Ulster broadcast
For more information on the availability of the Church and Halls email office@fisherwick.net.
The picture to the left is taken from the Balcony of the church and shows the centre pews and Chancel.
The picture on the right is taken from the steps of the Chancel facing down the church looking towards the main balcony.
The picture on the left is taken from the back of the church, just underneath the Balcony looking towards the Chancel.
WORSHIP
Fisherwick has a broad range of worship and musical styles all of which seek to lead people to worship God in "spirit and truth". Using all the creative gifts that God has blessed the congregation with we seek to provide many ways that people can express their worship to God. The church is richly blessed with people with musical gifts including a number of professional musicians and teachers who seek to equip others in developing their musical gifts with the primary focus being to offer God true "heart worship". We do not believe in musical performance in worship, but do seek to "play skillfully" as Psalm 33v3 says offering our best to God.
On Sunday Morning Worship we have a robed four part choir which leads worship. The choir seeks not only to lead the congregation in worship but also through anthems and contemporary choral singing provide opportunities through which God communicates with us.
On Sunday Evening at Sunday Night Live we have teams of worship leaders and musicians who lead contemporary worship.
The choir meet on Wednesday evenings from 7.45pm to 9.30pm. For more information contact our Musical Director, Neale Agnew at office@fisherwick.net.
MUSIC
Fisherwick is a beautiful building with a fine organ and one of the best acoustic environments in the country. With the ability to hold 950 people it is a popular host venue for organisations such as Loughside Choir, Kings Chorale, Festival Brass and Belfast Operatic to name a few. It also hosts many Christmas Carol Concerts, Charity Concerts and individual performances.
Below are a few samples of the Church Organ being played and the Choir singing. Click on the notes icon to listen or right click and save to your computer.
Fisherwick's Organ Choir singing at BBC Radio Ulster broadcastFor more information on the availability of the Church and Halls email office@fisherwick.net.
The picture to the left is taken from the Balcony of the church and shows the centre pews and Chancel.The picture on the right is taken from the steps of the Chancel facing down the church looking towards the main balcony.The picture on the left is taken from the back of the church, just underneath the Balcony looking towards the Chancel.