Ahorey Presbyterian Church

The Ahorey Presbyterian Church is located in County Armagh BT62 3, UK.

From Belfast: Head west on the M1. At junction 11, take the M12 exit to Craigavon/Portadown/Armagh. At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto M12. It will become the A3 (Kernan Loop). Go to dead end and follow A3 through roundabout Northway south. Continue on A3 through Corcrain. Go to Armagh Rd. and turn left at roundabout, then turn right on A27 (Mahon Rd.). Go about 2 miles and turn right on B78 (Markethill Rd.). Turn right on B131. Look for church on right.

From Dublin: Head north on the M1. There will be partial tolls on this road. The M1 will become the N1 as you cross into Northern Ireland at Dundalk. At Newry, take the A28 (Armagh Rd.) north (left). Turn right on A28 (Ballyvally Rd.) Go about 6 kilometers and turn left on B131 (Cloghoge Rd.) Then, in 3 km, turn left on A51 (Marlacoo Rd.) Turn right on B131. Look for church on right.

	Ahorey Presbyterian Church
	Thomas Campbell was the second minister of this church from 1798-1807


	Excerpts From Memoirs Of Alexander Campbell
	-Memoirs Of Alexander Campbell, pages 29,30

	Directions To The Ahorey Presbyterian Church
	The Ahorey Presbyterian Church is located in County Armagh BT62 3, UK. From Belfast: Head west on the M1. At junction 11, take the M12 exit to Craigavon/Portadown/Armagh. At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto M12. It will become the A3 (Kernan Loop). Go to dead end and follow A3 through roundabout Northway south. Continue on A3 through Corcrain. Go to Armagh Rd. and turn left at roundabout, then turn right on A27 (Mahon Rd.). Go about 2 miles and turn right on B78 (Markethill Rd.). Turn right on B131. Look for church on right. From Dublin: Head north on the M1. There will be partial tolls on this road. The M1 will become the N1 as you cross into Northern Ireland at Dundalk. At Newry, take the A28 (Armagh Rd.) north (left). Turn right on A28 (Ballyvally Rd.) Go about 6 kilometers and turn left on B131 (Cloghoge Rd.) Then, in 3 km, turn left on A51 (Marlacoo Rd.) Turn right on B131. Look for church on right.
	GPS Location +54.35303472,-6.48958 View Larger Map

	The Presbyterian Church in Ireland Ahorey Congregation Established in 1786 Minister Rev. C.G. Harris B & BD Sunday Service 11am Sunday School 10am Prayer Meeting Tues. 8pm Church Officer: Mr. W. McElroy Panoramic View of Ahorey Church in the Rolling Hills of County Armagh Thomas Campbell Memorial Tower Panoramic View Looking From The Grounds Of Ahorey Church Erected To the glory of God And In Memory of Thomas Campbell 1763-1854 Second Minister of this Church 1797-1807 Co-Founder with his son and others of the Disciples of Christ in America, This Tower, Largely the gift of American Friends, was dedicated 30th December 1973. Stairwell Leading Into Church Balcony From Church Balcony Ahorey Presbyterian Church Songbook View To Rear Of Church Alexander Campbell Commemorative Window To the Glory of God and in memory of Alexander Campbell once a member of this Congregation and co-founder, with his Father and others, of the Christian Churches (Disciples) in America. Provided by the World Convention of Churches of Christ (Disciples) 1961 Plague at Church Entrance Thomas Campbell Born in County Down, Ireland, 1763 Died in Bethany, West Virginia, 1854 Second Minister of this church, 1798-1807 Prophet of A United Church Presented by Disciples of Christ in America 1937

	Photos Taken July, 2011 Courtesy of Scott Harp www.TheRestorationMovement.com

	History Home History Index Page