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Our heart is to be an authentic family of believers, devoted to establishing the Kingdom of God in our own lives and the lives of those around us. We’re a Church with a deeply committed, loving family known for our servant heart and caring nature, sharing the hope and good news of Jesus Christ. For more info visit: www.carrickcommunitychurch.org Carrickfergus Community Church is a registered charity: XN91247

Carrickfergus & District Senior Gateway Club was formed 40 years ago, and meets weekly in the gateway church ,8a Governors Place, Carrickfergus. We presently have membership of approximately 85, with a weekly turn out of 70/80. Our volunteers would number around 25 and we are one of the larges clubs in the province. We have a Management Committee which meets monthly, but the “spade work” is carried out on our Wednesday night meetings, which are eagerly awaited by our members. Outings on a Wednesday to such places as – the leisure centre – the near by ten pin bowling alley- a well known local café. Results in the required “outing sheets” being quickly filled in. competitions/conferences/displays/Christmas carol services, and Christmas dinners etc throughout the year keep everybody on the move. Not be overlooked however, it’s the very important respite facility our Club offers to the parents and carers. Gateway represents the open gate to all that is good, and the right belongs to those with a Learning Disability.

Carrickfergus Camera Club was formed in 1973 bringing together local people with an interest in photography. We are a member of the Northern Ireland Photographic Association (NIPA) and the East Antrim Photographic Union (EAPU). Our members have interests in all aspects of photography - Landscape, Portrait, Sport, Macro, Seascape, B&W etc.. New members are always welcome, with all levels of photographic experience catered for.

CCDAAG provides a wide range of services contributing to the improved health & well-being of young people and adults alike, while providing valuable education within the community.

The Glenfield Community Association was formed on the back of the civil unrest around the Drumcree Period and ongoing Loyalist Feuds with the aim of rebuilding the community infrastructure and deal with the underlying problems within the estate. Glenfield Community Association (GCA) aims to represent the best interests of local residents by working in partnership with statutory, voluntary and other community based organizations to improve the quality of life and overall standard of living of people living in the neighbourhood. We aim to involve ourselves in all aspects of community life in an effort to improve education standards, health and well being, the local environment, provision of facilities for recreation and leisure, and the local economy.