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Jake Mason Thanksgiving
This afternoon Shiloh held a Thanksgiving Service for little Jake Mason, son of Debbie and Graham Mason.  At the service Mark Tatty Gordon spoke about the responsibility of parents to ensure their children learn from childhood the good news about Jesus.  “Fewer people these days for various reasons send their children to Sunday School or Children’s Church, where they would learn stories from the Bible, sing children’s choruses or memorise verses. If children aren&rs...

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Shiloh Mission Making A Difference
During April & May we have various speakers coming to tell how Jesus has made a difference in their lives.  Services start on Sunday 8th April 6.30pm - 7.30pm.  Why not come along and hear how Jesus makes a difference in lives today?...

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Resurrection Celebration 2018
At our Resurrection Sunday morning service in Shiloh we celebrated the fact that Jesus is alive! Our children participated in the service by bringing into the main hall a large cross, signifying the death of Jesus, but also showing He is no longer on the cross but is risen from the dead. Each child wrote out a verse from the Bible and attached it to the cross, saying they identified themselves with Jesus the Word of God, who identified Himself with us, by coming into this world in the form of ...

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Pastor Praised for Foster Parent Role
In an article in today's Belfast Telegraph, written by journalist Stephanie Bell, Mark Tatty Gordon has been described as one of Northern Ireland's best Foster Dads. Tatty took up this role in 2011 and has had numerous young people living at his home as he helps them to move from care to semi independent or independent living. The full article can be read here: https://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/life/former-drug-addict-and-punk-who-spent-time-in-jail-now-one-of-northern-irelands-top-foster-...

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