Strabane Methodist Church

Well, what a wonderful night we had at our "Big Sing" evening in Strabane Methodist Church. 🎶

Everybody really sang their hearts out to the great pipe organ to some of Charles Wesleys hymns. ❤️

It was lovely to hear the history and inspiration behind so many well-loved hymns.

A big thanks to everyone who took part and helped make it such a special evening. And of course, the lovely tea and chat afterwards rounded off the night perfectly! ☕️🙂

This evening we are having The Big Sing in Strabane Methodist Church.
Everyone welcome!
7 o'clock.
See you there.

🎶 Just ONE week to go! 🎶

We are really looking forward to our "Big Sing" in Strabane Methodist Church next Sunday evening (24th May) - an evening of music, praise, fellowship and refreshments.

As like our Wesley Boys Sunday last year, Mrs Susanna Wesley and her boys, Charles and John, will be joining with us again this year.

So whether you love to sing or just enjoy listening to the singing and organ, everyone is very welcome to come along and be part of our Aldersgate Sunday worship and celebration. 🎶

📍Strabane Methodist Church

🕖 7 pm

24th May 2026

Tickets are now closed for our musical celebration of Cecil Frances Alexander, with choirs from across the North-West. The response has been amazing...thankyou!

This event is funded by supported by the Special EU Programmes Body - SEUPB, and Derry City & Strabane District Council.

A stunning line up of choirs from across the North-West in celebration of the life and works of Cecil Frances Alexander at the Christ Church, Strabane on Friday 17th April from 7pm to 9.30pm.

The Inishowen Gospel Choir, St. Columb's Cathedral Choir, Strabane Chorale, Strabane Controlled Primary School Choir and Strabane Academy Choir will perform.

Our grand finale will be all choirs joining together to present the world premiere of 'The angels stand around us all', a newly commissioned contemporary hymn in honour of Cecil Frances Alexander, written by Nicky Morton and Louis Fields.

Opening address by Sir Robert Scott.

'All Souls Lantern Walk' in memory of famed hymn writer STRABANE was transformed into a river of light recently for an ‘All Souls Lantern Walk' in memory of renowned hymn writer, Cecil Frances Alexander. One of the Victorian era's most famous hymn writers, Mrs Alexander was born in Dublin and moved to Milltown House on Liskey Road in Strabane in 18...