22 Central Ave,
Bangor
BT20 3AF
Correspondence C/0 Mr Cedric Armstrong 72 Windmill Road Bangor Br20 5QY
NIC102866
Listed below were the trustees during the period of the report
Mr Cedric Armstrong (Secretsrytrreasurer)
Mr Roy Patton
Mr Walter Fulton
The trustees have had regard to the Commissions Office for Northern Ireland benefit
requirement statutory guidance, they are also satisfied that effective safeguarding is in place
in respect of vulnerable adults and children.
Child protection policies are in place and training takes place periodically for all those involved
in this work. All are aware of their responsibilities regarding reporting requirements.
Bangor Congregational Church is governed by its constitution, Covenant and Code of Dortrine
2009.
The charities main activities are varied with all our focus on public worship servlces each
Sunday morning and evening which promote the Christian faith through faithful bible teaching
In order to bring Christian hope and purposeful living for people of all ages.
Our purposes lead only to good and has no harmful effects.
Our activities within the church are varied and ￿ach out to all age groups wlthin the
community.
Bible seekers meet on Thursday evenings with an average of 10 young people attending. We
use youth designed material to promote biblical principles that endorse good living within the
community. Bible seekers take part in various church services during the year which are
regularly attended by parents and friends which indicates their ongoing support.
Ladies fellowship meet monthly Y4hich has a varied fonnat from craft demonstrations to guest
speakers. Usually there are about 10 attendees. Adhoc gifts to support mission are given.
A bible study and prayer meeting occur on Wednesday evenings that take the format of
studying aspects of the Christian faith, engaging in public prayer and at times having a
mission guest.
The church is proactive in supporting Christian mission Whe￿ regular opportunities are offered
for the cOng￿gatIon to finanoally support. Throughout the year £4360 was given to Christian
mission causes.