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Capt George Newell is introduced in Drumbeg

Capt George Newell has begun a new chapter of ministry as Minister-in-charge of Drumbeg Parish on the outskirts of Belfast. Bishop David introduced George on Tuesday 27 January 2026 to a full church, despite the very stormy weather. The joyful service was led by the Area Dean, Canon Stanley Gamble and Revd Simon Genoe, Rector of Magheralin and Leader of New Wine Ireland gave the address. Sally Johnston (Kilkeel) played the organ and Daniel and Sarah McDonald (Willowfeld) led contemporary worship.

  • George and Eunice with their children Sarah and Simon
    George and Eunice with their children Sarah and Simon
  • Revd Simon Genoe (preacher), Capt George Newell and Bishop David
    Revd Simon Genoe (preacher), Capt George Newell and Bishop David
  • Archdeacon Jim Cheshire, Capt George Newell, Bishop David and Area Dean, Canon Stanley Gamble
    Archdeacon Jim Cheshire, Capt George Newell, Bishop David and Area Dean, Canon Stanley Gamble
  • George and his wife Eunice
    George and his wife Eunice
  • George and Eunice
    George and Eunice
  • Sally Johnston at the organ
    Sally Johnston at the organ
  • The Introduction, Drumbeg
    The Introduction, Drumbeg
  • Praying for George
    Praying for George
  • Welcome George!
    Welcome George!
  • A welcome from Church Warden Lore Ferris
    A welcome from Church Warden Lore Ferris
  • George speaks at the supper
    George speaks at the supper
  • Bishop David says a few words
    Bishop David says a few words
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