Every day millions are praying.

Each Saturday, during the season of Lent, Warrenpoint Presbyterian church will be open for personal prayer and reflection (8th ,15th and 22nd and 29th March, 5th and 12th April) from 10am until 12pm.

You say, “I’m not religious”, that’s ok. You say I’m not presbyterian, that's ok. You say “I’ve not been in church for years”, that too is fine. “Try Praying” is a national initiative designed as a seven-day prayer guide for people who are not religious and who don't go to church. It is also a help for those who are religious and who go to church. The booklet invites people to experience the kindness of God by talking with him. The claim is that such a conversation will be the most life-changing experience you can have. Copies of the “Trypraying” booklet will be available for anyone wishing to have one; use it yourself before giving it away; the slogan is “Use it and lose it”.

The congregation of Warrenpoint Presbyterian have decided to join in partnership with this initiative by opening the church building in the belief that God will answers their prayers and bless this community.

The prophet Jeremiah, speaking the words of God told the people of his day to, “Seek the peace of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to Yahweh on its behalf; for in its peace you will have peace….for I know the plans I have for you,’...plans to for peace and not for calamity, to give you a future and a hope” When you see the banner, “trypraying” outside the church you will know you are I the right place.

Contact: Jack Drennan [email protected] 07734883494.