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Drumlease Church of Ireland chapel.
The Church of Ireland parish church in Drumlease, is marking 200 years with a special thanksgiving service on September 25 at 3pm.
The Bishop of Kilmore, Ferran Glenfield, will be in attendance and the Southern Gospel Choir will be adding their amazing voices to the celebrations.
The church actually replaced an earlier building that went back to the time of St Patrick.
Tea, coffee and sandwiches will e served following the service in the Riverbank Restaurant in Dromahair.
An offertory collection will be held during the service and all proceeds raised will be donated to the North West Hospice, a very worthy cause.
So come along and join in the celebrations at Drumlese Parish Church on Sunday, September 25.
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