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Revd Bryan Martin instituted in Annalong

There was delight in Annalong on Monday evening 16 June as Revd Bryan Martin was instituted as rector. The service took place in the (packed) halls as the church building is undergoing major renovation. Revd Trevor Johnston, rector of All Saints' Parish Church and curate-in-charge of St Nicholas', Lisburn Road, gave the address.

  • The Martin family
    The Martin family
  • Bishop David, Revd Bryan Martin and Revd Trevor Johnston (preacher)
    Bishop David, Revd Bryan Martin and Revd Trevor Johnston (preacher)
  • Hugh Crutchley (Rector's Warden) Revd Bryan Martin and Andrew Annett (People's Warden)
    Hugh Crutchley (Rector's Warden) Revd Bryan Martin and Andrew Annett (People's Warden)
  • The congregation in Kilhorne church hall
    The congregation in Kilhorne church hall
  • Revd Trevor Johnston gives the address
    Revd Trevor Johnston gives the address
  • Diocesan Registrar, Canon Simon Doogan
    Diocesan Registrar, Canon Simon Doogan
  • Bishop David reads the Act of Institution
    Bishop David reads the Act of Institution
  • Congratulations Bryan!
    Congratulations Bryan!
  • The choir sing the blessing
    The choir sing the blessing
  • Revd Bryan Martin and Revd Trevor Johnston
    Revd Bryan Martin and Revd Trevor Johnston
  • Bryan with two of his predecessors - Revd Robert Smyth and Canon Bill Press
    Bryan with two of his predecessors - Revd Robert Smyth and Canon Bill Press
  • Kilhorne Church is undergoing renovations
    Kilhorne Church is undergoing renovations
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