A big thank you to Marita and welcome to Caroline
A big thank you to Marita for over 10 years of exceptional service to
Regions – Ireland
The purpose and focus of the Full Gospel Businessmen in UK & Ireland is to reach men and women for Christ and to empower them for life through the power of the Holy Spirit!
What began following a vision given to Demos Shakarian, a business man, has spread to 160 nations in every continent in the world. The life changing story is told in the book “The Happiest People On Earth” which can be purchased from the national office.
Contact
Chapters In Ireland
FGB for all Ireland
Director: Harry Magee
National Secretary: Paul Magowan
National Treasurers:
Ed Maginnis (Northern £ Sterling Account)
Michael Horsman (Southern € Euro Account)
Field Officers:
North – Phillip McKee
Patrick McPhilips
South – Peter Bradshaw
P Magowan
For Women of FGB National Coordinator, please contact wof@fgbuk.org
For prayer requests to Women of the Fellowship Prayer Coordinator please contact wofprayer@fgbuk.org
Information on this site is based on information updated to be consistent with the local Ireland FGB site
Chapters
BELFAST – CRAIGAVON – ENNISKILLEN – with chapters hopefully forming soon in DONEGAL – NEW ROSS – WEXFORD
Regular Events:
Tuesday weekly Zoom meeting at 9.30 am worship, fellowship, testimonies and prayer
Zoom Meeting ID: 820 8410 5417
Passcode: (If required) 8273587
Passcode: (If required) 8273587
Link to Join Zoom Meeting using computer:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/
Dock Breakfast Titanic Quarter Belfast Meetings: Usually last Saturday of each month 9.00am -10.45am * PLEASE NOTE: Due to refurbishment at the cafe meetings are a little irregular, so check with us to confirm dates. Our Tuesday FGB Zoom meeting is still ongoing on 9.30 to 11am. All welcome, ladies included.
God is still speaking and calling His disciples to become fishers of men
Stuart shares how God clearly spoke to him to become a member of FGB
Report from outreach trip to Romania – report from Colin Pownall
Dear friends Colin Wilson, John Rowley and myself (Colin Pownall) have just returned from a
