Praying for Schools
Pray for the SU groups in your local schools.
East Belfast
Facts about the district
East Belfast comprises the postal districts BT4-6 and BT16. In this area there are:
- 33 primary schools;
- 14 post-primary schools;
- 6 special schools.
There are Scripture Union groups in 16 primary schools and in 9 post-primary schools.
Leanne Dunlop
Leanne is the Scripture Union Schools Worker for the district. Leanne spent four years teaching Primary 6/7 before joining the staff of SU in April 2005…and hasn’t looked back since!
‘I love my job! It’s such a privilege to have the opportunity to go into schools, often alongside church volunteers, and see children and young people respond to the Bible and the Good News about Jesus in such a positive way!’
Leanne's role includes hands-on involvement in assemblies, classes and groups in primary, post-primary and special schools, the encouragement of Christian teachers and the promotion of church-school links.
To contact Leanne, click here.
Volunteer in East Belfast
Could you volunteer to be part of a team that helps to take assemblies, RE lessons and SU meetings, alongside a member of staff, in the East Belfast area?
If you are over 18 and have a heart to serve God in schools, it would be great to have you on board. To find out more, please email Leanne by clicking here .
Support the work in East Belfast
Our work in East Belfast schools relies on the prayers and gifts of individuals and churches in East Belfast.
If you would like to receive regular prayer news by email or by post, please contact us by clicking here.
If you would like to give a one-off donation by PayPal please click on the appropriate link on the right and select 'East Belfast' as the ministry you wish to support.
If you or your church would like to give regular donations, please download the relevant forms below, complete them and return them to us.
Thank you for your support.
East Belfast Inter Schools
Unite' Post-primary Interschools Event - What do you get when you mix several local SU groups, their friends, sports personalities, church youth workers, a game of ‘do this, do that', the Colin Stitt band and the powerful testimony of Jasper Rutherford?! ‘Unite'!! We had a fantastic evening at Ashfield Girls High School in March. God was moving in ways beyond our imagination! Many responded and came forward for prayer at the end of the evening - pray that whether they were making first time commitments or seeking to go deeper in their walk with God, that this will have a lasting impact on their lives. Give thanks for all involved, especially the forum of senior pupils who helped shape the programme, advertise and sell tickets.