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Patrick Hamilton: Stephen of Scotland Patrick Hamilton was the first martyr of the Scottish Reformation – the first person to die for his faith. He was born 1504 into a rich family who were related to the king. At the age of about fourteen he went to university in Paris. While he was there he heard about the teachings of Martin Luther. Luther had been a priest but now he was teaching and writing about the corruption and false teaching of the Roman Catholic Church. Luther was shocking everyone by declaring that men and women could only get to Heaven...

The Covenanter Bookshop opening hours from now on will be: Monday - Wednesday  10am - 5pm Thursday 10am - 8pm Friday 10am - 5pm Saturday 10am - 1pm As you see late night opening has now been included in the new opening hours so please take the opportunity to come and browse our extensive range of Reformed Christian Books and Academic Books. Look forward to seeing you their. Covenanter Bookshop Team

  Cullybackey Reformed Presbyterian Church, 2 Main Street, Cullybackey, BT42 1BN are having two public meetings on the following subjects: Wednesday 17th May at 8pm  - "Is evolution a lie?" Wednesday 24th May at 8pm - "Dinosaurs, science and the Bible." The speaker at both public meetings is Phil Robinson of Creation Outreach Ministries. Entrance is free and everyone is welcome.

    Christian Ministry Discount Day for those involved in Christian Ministry or are a student for the Christian Ministry the April CMDD is 25th April 2017 when those who qualify will receive 20% discount on all orders placed on the day. Details of how to apply for the CMDD are detailed in The Christian Ministry Discount Day page of this website. If you are involved in the Christian Ministry please don't miss this opportunity to save 20% on your books.

Weekend special offer The Plain Mr Knox by Christian Focus Publications.   Book description: John Knox, more than any other man, laid the foundations of democracy, revitalised Church and Government, and brought the benefits of education to the ordinary people of Scotland. One of the most celebrated people of his era, Thomas Carlyle, said that Knox was 'The one Scotchman to whom of all others his country and the world owe a debt.' If you understand Knox - then you understand Scotland. Over 200 years after his death, when news reached Britain of the American Declaration of Independence, the Prime...