Religious Organizations in Belfast

The Boys' Brigade was established in Glasgow on fourth October 1883 by Sir William Alexander Smith. From this one Company established in Scotland the BB has grown in to a world huge movement having worked with millions of kids and young people for well over a century. You can read more detail about

BCM (Belfast Central Mission) is one of N Ireland's oldest charities. Established in 1889 as part of the Methodist church's response to problems inherent in inner-city life, BCM is involved with all sectors of the community, irrespective of religious or political affiliation. Our priority is to support

Many conversations to our Missioners start like this, and is usually followed by any thing but the truth! We get a long tear jerking, heart rending story, designed to get us to part with our cash. So many of our street folk could have made a very nice living as actors! The public are viewed by those

The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) is a Christian denomination with members in Ireland in three of the four Provinces - Leinster, Munster and Ulster. In 1969, members of the Ulster Quarterly Meeting of Friends (the governing body in Ulster) founded the Ulster Quaker Service Committee (UQSC) in

The Statement of Faith of the church shall be the fundamental truths of Christianity as revealed in the Bible, including. The one and only true God is the Creator of all and the Ruler and Judge of all He has created. He exists eternally in three distinct but equal persons. The Father, the Son and the

Bloomfield Methodist Church is situated in a busy built-up area of East Belfast close to Castlereagh and Holywood Arches. It serves a huge area and has close ties with the local community through various outreach programmes. It is a good, modern church with a bright atmosphere. Like many others there