Welcome to Covenant Christian Fellowship

In the Covenant Christian Fellowship, we cherish our Reformed Presbyterian heritage and live out the Gospel together. We welcome everyone seeking to deepen their faith and connect with a supportive church family. Come worship with us on Sundays or explore our various ministries to get involved. We look forward to meeting you and sharing our journey in faith


Services and Up Coming Events

Sunday Morning Service (11am)

Join us every Sunday morning for a time of worship and reflection at 11am.

Women’s Fellowship (Tuesday 8pm)

Every third Tuesday of the month at 8pm.

Men’s Fellowship (Wednesdays 8pm)

Every third Wednesday of the month at 8pm.

Bible Study (Wednesdays 7:30pm)

Every Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm.

Stay & Play – A Fun Time for Babies and Toddlers

Every Thursday from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (during term time only).


Sermons

At Covenant Christian Fellowship, we believe in the power of Scripture to transform lives. Our sermon series are designed to deepen your understanding of God's Word and its relevance in your daily life. Below, you will find our latest sermon series, each focused on a different book of the Bible or important theme. To explore each series, simply click on the image to access the sermon audio and a brief summary. 

Daniel

Discover the inspiring story of Daniel’s faith and courage in a world hostile to God’s truth.

Mark

Journey through the Gospel of Mark to witness the life, ministry, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Romans

Dive into the powerful teachings of Romans to understand grace, faith, and the foundation of Christian belief.

One Another Commands

Learn how the 'one another' commands in the New Testament guide us to love, serve, and encourage each other.

Any Questions?Any questions?

Find thoughtful answers to some of the toughest questions asked about Christianity and faith.


Latest Posts

Picture This...

Permit me to ride a hobby horse of mine for a few minutes! I want to issue a plea for an exegetically informed gifted illustrator to produce illustrations for a really excellent children’s Bible story book. I wonder how many children grow up with completely wrong ideas about Scripture simply because of a misleading picture in a story book. I’m not questioning the motives of the illustrators—no doubt they want to produce pictures that are simple and appealing; but how often do they end up distorting what the text actually says?

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Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh!

Happy (belated) St Patrick’s Day! Here in Galway in the Republic of Ireland we celebrated St Patrick’s Day with a huge parade. In Dublin, the capital of Ireland, some half a million turned out for their parade. But no matter where you live in the world, you probably heard something about St Patrick’s Day because it is celebrated in more countries than any other national festival! In fact this year, for the first time in history, it was celebrated on Antarctica! The Irish among that small community of 135 scientists organised a parade that totalled eight floats. One St Patrick’s Day celebration was literally out of this world, when in 2011 two Irish-American astronauts performed a song by The Chieftains on the International Space Station!

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Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead (2Tim 2.8)

Every Sunday is Resurrection Day, yet even familiar truths grow dull if we stop dwelling on them. Paul’s little reminder to Timothy—“Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead”—is the tonic our forgetful hearts still need. 1 Corinthians 15 helps us refresh that memory and trace some mighty implications.

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...Grace abounded all the more (Ex 17.5-7)

Life in the wilderness can feel hopelessly dry—just ask the Israelites in Exodus 17. They’ve been following God’s command, only to arrive at a desert campsite with no water. Thirst escalates to anger, and soon they’re ready to stone Moses. Their demand, “Is the Lord among us or not?” rings with unsettling arrogance, given everything God has already done: plagues in Egypt, crossing the Red Sea, daily manna from heaven. Yet they dare to question God’s goodness and presence.

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Where sin abounded... (Ex 17.1-4)

Life in the wilderness for ancient Israel was never meant to be a casual stroll toward the Promised Land. In Exodus 17:1–7, the people find themselves camped at Rephidim, a place with no water—despite the fact that they are following God’s explicit commands and visible guidance. This puzzling moment highlights a vital lesson: obedience to the Lord does not guarantee a trial-free life.

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My grace is sufficient for you (2Cor 12.9)

In 2 Corinthians 12:1-10, the Apostle Paul shares a deeply personal account of his spiritual experiences and his ongoing struggle with a "thorn in the flesh." While the exact nature of this affliction remains a mystery—subject to centuries of scholarly debate—the focus of the passage is not on pinpointing its cause, but on understanding the profound truth contained in verse 9: "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." This article explores the key themes of Paul's message, the source and sufficiency of divine grace, and how this truth applies to our own lives.

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The Lord's Plans (Jer 29.11)

As we approach the end of one year and the beginning of another, it's natural to reflect on our past and contemplate the future. Amidst the excitement and anxiety that a new year brings, the Bible offers profound comfort and assurance through its timeless truths. Today, we turn our attention to the Old Testament, specifically to the book of Jeremiah, chapter 29, verses 1 to 14, with a special focus on verse 11.

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The visit of the Magi (Mt 2.1-12)

As we approach the joyous celebration of Christmas, it is fitting to revisit the narrative of the Magi in Matthew Chapter 2. This passage, found on page 966 in the Church Bible, offers profound insights into the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, the inclusion of Gentiles in God's plan, and the unwavering faith of those who seek the Messiah. By examining verses 1 to 12, we can uncover the deeper meanings behind this well-known story and apply its lessons to our lives today.

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Contact us

We’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us anytime!

Or email us:

Email: info@ccfgalway.com

Location

Covenant Christian Fellowship
Unit 3, Sean Mulvoy Commercial Centre, Galway, Ireland


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