Belfast Dock Chapter breakfast at the Dock Cafe, Titanic Quarter, Belfast is on the last Saturday of each month at 9am - 10 45 am. Phone or text 07702 786 138
When Steve finished his GCSEs at 16, he became completely addicted to online games and online pornography. This resulted in him failing A-levels, despite trying for three years. After a bout of depression at 17, he had a vivid dream about life and death. This changed the course of his life and he began a […]
Belfast Dock Chapter breakfast at the Dock Cafe, Titanic Quarter, Belfast is on the second Saturday of each month at 9am - 10 45 am. Phone or text 07702 786 138
Keith was born in Liverpool but, due to family problems, he grew up with a family in Portsmouth. He joined the Army and was posted to Germany, where he competed in biathlon events (cross-country skiing and shooting). He represented Great Britain in three Olympic Games and was a coach in another. There was a big […]
Richard was born into a Christian family during the last year of WW2, and brought up in the Congregational Church at Kingswood, Bristol, where his parents were leaders of the Sunday school. After A levels he went to the University of Liverpool to study electrical engineering, specialising in electronics - a new subject in those […]
Dock Breakfast Changed to Sat 16th due to the Maritime Festival taking place this month.
You are warmly invited to our dinner on Monday 18th September with Peter Gladwin. Burnt in a house fire as a baby and left permanently disfigured. Later knifed, then run over and left for dead. Peter struggled to find hope and was about to jump off a bridge, then he saw a light .. come […]
Nick moved to the Isle of Wight from London 25 years ago as Director of a large commercial property firm, which he left to start his own business. In spite of an excellent profile client base, a series of unexpected events led him loosing everything he had strived for and unexpectedly finding everything he needed […]
An electrical engineer, born in the Gorbals, Glasgow, where he became a gang member to survive! Under the guidance of a God-fearing Grandmother, Ian was encouraged, with his 7 siblings, to attend the local Gospel Hall for Sunday School. But when Grandma died, Ian was angry with God and stopped attending Bible Class. As a […]
Belfast Dock Chapter breakfast at the Dock Cafe, Titanic Quarter, Belfast is on the last Saturday of each month at 9am - 10 45 am. Phone or text 07702 786 138
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