At Glenabbey we believe that life is better in community and that God works through relationships to bring about spiritual growth.

Explore our various Home Groups below, and reach out for more information on how you can get involved.

  • Ballybracken

    MONDAYS. BALLYNURE AREA.
    Led by Alan & Norma Johnston.

  • Ballycraigy

    TUESDAYS. GLENGORMLEY AREA.
    Led by Stephen & Wilma Farrell, Lois Whyte & Judith Robinson.

  • Carrick

    MONDAYS. CARRICKFERGUS AREA.
    Led by Phil & Jill Campbell, David & Barbara Mackey, Stephen & Nicola Cave and Willie & Sharon Morgan.

  • Cavehill

    SUNDAYS. NORTH BELFAST AREA.
    Led by Ian & Karen Gibson and Mavis Wilson.

  • Clady Water

    MONDAYS. TEMPLEPATRICK AREA.
    Led by Keith & Penny Grant, Marty & Louise Keenan, Gavin McQuoid & Eleanor Weir.

  • Claughlin Lane

    MONDAYS. BALLYNURE AREA.
    Led by Andy & Carol-Anne Crowe, and Mark & Louise Jones.

  • Dunadry

    MONDAYS. TEMPLEPATRICK AREA.
    Led by David & Bea Stirling, and Gerry & Anne Black.

  • Hollybank

    MONDAYS. PARKGATE AREA.
    Led by Kyle & Emma Adair, and Jonathan & Diane Davidson.

  • Hollybrook Manor

    SUNDAYS. GLENGORMLEY AREA.
    Led by Tony & Brenda Armstrong.

  • Huntingdale

    SUNDAYS. BALLYCLARE AREA.
    Led by Philip & Susan Leckey, and Gavin & Fiona Halliday.

  • Loughshore

    MONDAYS. GREENISLAND AREA.
    Led by Andrew & Lisa Dudgeon.

  • Meadow View

    MONDAYS. BALLYCLARE AREA.
    Led by Mark & Ally Bennett, and Jeff & Jenna McGuinness.

  • Robin Lodge

    MONDAYS. TEMPLEPATRICK AREA.
    Led by Pearl Cuthbert and Ruth Ford.

  • Sixmile Water

    TUESDAYS. BALLYCLARE AREA.
    Led by Rachel & Neil Spence, and Daniel and Jenni McClelland.

  • “As a newly married couple, we joined the Ballycraigy home group in September. We wanted to learn from fellow believers who have navigated the stages of life that lie ahead of us, both biblically and practically. From the moment we joined, we felt incredibly welcomed and formed relationships with members of our church family that we might not have met otherwise. Being part of this group has helped us deepen our faith and understand Gods Word together. The support, encouragement and fellowship we have experienced through going to a home group has been so valuable to us in this new season of our lives.”

    Darren & Emma Hamilton

  • “Home group is where I can most easily live out the kingdom values Jesus taught; of being part of the body of Christ, loving, praying for and supporting my brothers and sisters in Christ, and opening myself up to allowing them to do the same for me. It is a great way of building real friendships.”

    Jackie Wallace

  • “When I joined Glenabbey, I felt overwhelmed by the sea of new faces. However, becoming part of a Home Group and Cell Group transformed my experience. The warm welcome, sense of community, and genuine encouragement have enabled my wife and I to feel part of Glenabbey. Through these groups, I found a sense of belonging and connection that I never imagined possible. Now, I feel deeply integrated into the Glenabbey church family and am genuinely excited about the times ahead and growing deeper with God.”

    Adam Hamilton

  • “Can’t recommend being part of a home group highly enough. We joined the church in 2023 and immediately got involved in a home group; we very quickly felt part of a mini family within the church. So important to connect with folk in this way to be involved but also accountable, praying meaningfully for each other. Home groups are so important for spiritual growth.”

    Nicola Clements