Mothers Union

^{The
Mothers' Union at Eglantine}

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2018 Programme

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All at 7.30pm, in Mitchell Room, Parish Hall, unless otherwise stated.

ALL WELCOME

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News Roundup

3 April 2018

The Beautiful Bride Charlotte thanks The Ladies of the Mothers Union for making the Teas for her guests, before they head to the Reception.

1 December 2017

Members enjoying Chrismas Dinner at Mill Farm Hillsborough

21 September 2017

Annual Opening Service

During Thursdays opening service two nwe members we welcomed two new members Florence and Ina

Rev Jason celebrated Holy Communion and the service was followed with Tea and a short meeting in the Parish Hall.

2 April 2016

Eglantine Mothers' Union was represented at the Annual Diocesan Service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, This year marks the 130^th Anniversary of the Mothers’ Union in Ireland. The guest Speaker was Lady Eames.

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Mothers' Union 70 years at Eglantine

Front Row L-R Brenda Orr (Branch Leader) Margaret Adams (Founder Member) Valerie Ash (Diocesan MU President)

Back Row L-R Norma Bell (Former Diocesan President) Alison Lecky (Lisburn Area Chair) Margaret Ashbridge (Long Service) Loretta Fleming (Long Service) Elizabeth McIlroy (Long Service)

^{News from the past!}

A clipping from the Ulster Star, taken in 1972, at the party to celebrate the 27th Birthday of Eglantine Mothers Union

^{Faith in Action}

^{You are
warmly invited to come along and join with us in fun and fellowship
at our meetings. We meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 8 p.m.
in the Mitchell Room. We provide a varied program with interesting
topics and speakers during the year}

^{For further information contact:}

^{Brenda
Orr (028) 9268 9164 or Elizabeth McIllroy (028) 9268 2648}

The Mothers Union members in Eglantine Parish support the various diocesan projects. They have recently provided toilet bags for emergency admissions to hospital.

Members joined with others in the area to hold a Coffee Evening in aid of the Belfast Child Contact Centre

"Busy Bags" for young children are provided for use in the church