About us
About us
Our Churches
Sunday Worship at St David’s
Every Sunday at 11:30am.
St David’s, Naas, has offered continual Christian worship since 1212 and is the principal church of the Union. Our congregation has a wide range of age and background. We love to see children in church. Sunday Club takes place during term time at the 11 o’clock service. We have a family service on the first Sunday of each month but we always endeavour to make worship suitable for all ages.
There is car parking available in the church grounds on a Sunday. The church is wheelchair accessible, there is an accessible seating area in the church and a loop system is in place.
You are most welcome to visit St David’s any time.
Click here for a tour of St David’s Church (compiled for the 800th anniversary in 2012)
St John’s church, Kill
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St John’s church is open for worship on the first Sunday of each month at 10:00am. The church is situated in the picturesque village of Kill and has disabled access. The small Anglican community is very welcoming to all. Worship is principally Holy Communion and all communicant members of Christian churches are invited to join us at the Lord’s Table.
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ALL ARE WELCOME TO ST COLUMCILLE’S CHURCH, RATHMORE
St Columcille’s is a rural church set in the picturesque village and community of Rathmore. The site dates back to pre-Christian times and the present church was built in the 18th century. It is a beautifully simple church that enables the worshipper to approach God with no distractions.
The worship is largely traditional and the congregation is very welcoming to all ages. Rathmore has a strong community and we have very good relations with Eadestown parish. The Eadestown Field Day has been organised between the two churches for over 50 years as an ecumenical community event.
Who we are
Naas Union of Parishes is a vibrant Church of Ireland community in the Dioceses of Meath and Kildare. Our churches are in Naas (St David’s), Kill (St John’s) and Rathmore (St Columcille’s). We offer weekly worship to which all are welcome and much more during the week.
Service Times
- St Columcille’s, Rathmore – 10:00am (not 1st Sunday)
- St. David’s, Naas – 11:30am (every Sunday)
- St John’s, Kill – 10:00am (1st Sunday only)
People
Select Vestry
| The Select Vestry is responsible for the fabric, furniture and finance of the Union. The members are representative of all three churches and meet monthly during term time. |
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Members:
The Cabin Youth Club
For information, contact
Naas Youth Church
For information, contact
Who we are
Naas Union of Parishes is a vibrant Church of Ireland community in the Dioceses of Meath and Kildare. Our churches are in Naas (St David’s), Kill (St John’s) and Rathmore (St Columcille’s). We offer weekly worship to which all are welcome and much more during the week.
Service Times
- St Columcille’s, Rathmore – 10:00am (not 1st Sunday)
- St. David’s, Naas – 11:30am (every Sunday)
- St John’s, Kill – 10:00am (1st Sunday only)
People
Select Vestry
The Select Vestry is responsible for the fabric, furniture and finance of the Union. The members are representative of all three churches and meet monthly during term time.
Members:
Stephanie Jones – Rector’s Churchwarden (St David’s)
Gillian Burke – People’s Churchwarden (St David’s)
Willie Gillespie – Rector’s Churchwarden (St Colmcille’s)
Joe Sargent – People’s Churchwarden (St Colmcille’s)
Roberta Hill – People’s Churchwarden (St John’s)
Ken Tutty – Rector’s Glebewarden
Nigel Levis – People’s Glebewarden
Andrew Tamming – Hon Treasurer (treasurer@naasunion.com)
Janet Fletcher – Hon Secretary (secretary@naasunion.com)
Ken Davis
Gordon Davis
Nicola Gardiner
Philip Jones
Tim Willoughby
Jackie Challoner
Roger Mansfield
Keith Spendlove
The Cabin Youth Club
For information, contact
Naas Youth Church
For information, contact
Our Churches
Sunday Worship at St David’s
Every Sunday at 11:30am.
St David’s, Naas, has offered continual Christian worship since 1212 and is the principal church of the Union. Our congregation has a wide range of age and background. We love to see children in church. Sunday Club takes place during term time at the 11 o’clock service. We have a family service on the first Sunday of each month but we always endeavour to make worship suitable for all ages.
There is car parking available in the church grounds on a Sunday. The church is wheelchair accessible, there is an accessible seating area in the church and a loop system is in place.
You are most welcome to visit St David’s any time.
Tap here for a tour of St David’s Church (compiled for the 800th anniversary in 2012)
St John’s church, Kill
St John’s church is open for worship on the first Sunday of each month at 10:00am. The church is situated in the picturesque village of Kill and has disabled access. The small Anglican community is very welcoming to all.
Worship is principally Holy Communion and all communicant members of Christian churches are invited to join us at the Lord’s Table.
ALL ARE WELCOME TO ST COLUMCILLE’S CHURCH, RATHMORE
St Columcille’s is a rural church set in the picturesque village and community of Rathmore. The site dates back to pre-Christian times and the present church was built in the 18th century. It is a beautifully simple church that enables the worshipper to approach God with no distractions.
The worship is largely traditional and the congregation is very welcoming to all ages. Rathmore has a strong community and we have very good relations with Eadestown parish. The Eadestown Field Day has been organised between the two churches for over 50 years as an ecumenical community event.