Welcome
A few lines about who we are and what we’re about:
Calry is a community-minded Anglican church of all ages on a God-given journey. To help us we have the compass of God’s word the Bible, the companionship of the Lord Jesus and the comfort and conviction of the Holy Spirit to give us what we need when we need it.
Our main weekly meeting is on a Sunday morning, but we also meet in smaller groups at other times in the week. We gather so as to worship God – Father, Son and Holy Spirit, to be taught from his word, empowered by his Spirit, to pray and to build open and honest friendships with each other.
We are very glad of our partnership in the gospel with other churches in the Sligo area, both Church of Ireland and of other denominations. If you’re not actively involved in a church community or have recently moved to Sligo we’d love you to join us – whatever your colour, age or background.
Calry is part of the Anglican diocese of Elphin & Ardagh under the expert leadership of Bishop Ken Clark. The Rector of Calry is Revd Patrick Bamber. He is married to Pippa and they have three boys Gus, Ambrose and Bertie and a baby daughter Myrtle.
8.30 am Traditional communion service 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays in the month
11 am 1st Sunday – All age worship; 2nd and 4th Holy communion; 3rd and 5th Service of the Word. There is a Sunday school for ages 3-12 every week during term time except when there is an all age service.
7 pm – SNACS – youth group (run in partnership with St John’s Cathedral Group and Drumcliffe Group).
This website also tells you about Cosycats (childcare) and The Catalysts (over 50’s) both excellent community groups that make use of the converted basement of Calry Church, called The Catacombs, and were set up as projects of Calry Select Vestry.
Calry has a long and cherished relationship with Sligo Grammar School, where the Rector is Chaplain.