Jenny Robinson

Jenny Robinson

Jenny Robinson working in South Belfast Friendship House  since June 2007
 
 
South Belfast Friendship House opened in October 1976 It was a small 2 up 2 down house in Primitive Street.The current site was purchased in the late 1980's and the present building was opened in Blythe street in 1991
The main purpose of the House was to offer friendship in the name of Jesus and show His love in practical Tways.This remains unchanged,  through our after school clubs,Friendship group for senior citizens,Parent and Toddler Group and our growing links with the Homeless Hostel we endeavour to fulfil the vision which God gave His servants many years ago.Along side our organised groups the House is open 4 mornings a week and people are welcome to call in for a  chat and a cuppa!
On my appointment In June 2007 I was warmly welcomed and enormously helped by Mrs Eunice Moore and Mrs Menita Cheesman part-time workers at the house.We are also supported by Great Victoria Street and appreciate the help of Julie Gibson their detached youth worker.
Friendship House has been largely and very generously supported and funded by P.W.A
It is now in partnership with the Board of Social Witness.It is exciting to see the plans develop for the extension of Friendship house not only to the building but also to the development of further activities and we look forward to  the work and witness of the House continuing for many years to come.
 
 

Prayer topics

 

To give thanks for the ongoing work and witness of Friendship House
 
Pray for wisdom and guidance as we continue to discern how best to serve the community around us by maintaining the existing activities and developing new areas of work.