EDEN Pottery in Millisle came to the rescue on Sunday, and generously opened their doors for an unforgettable gathering for Blueprint Church.
With the sun shining brightly and every seat filled, the morning marked a beautiful moment of community, worship, and gratitude.
Blueprint Church was originally due to meet at the Carrowdore Community Centre, however following the news the centre would be closed, Eden Pottery stepped in with open arms and their warm hospitality turned what could have been a logistical challenge into an unforgettable morning.
“We’re just overwhelmed with gratitude to Heather at Eden Pottery,” said Tim Martin, Pastor of Blueprint Church. “When we found out the community centre was unavailable, Eden Pottery didn’t hesitate. They opened their doors, gave us their space, and created an atmosphere where people felt welcomed and valued. It was a perfect reminder that the church is not about a building — it’s about people showing up, showing love, and showing grace.”
Launched just over a year ago with around 30 people, Blueprint Church has seen remarkable growth, now regularly welcoming over 100 attendees each week. “It’s been amazing to watch God breathe life into this vision,” said Tim. “From the very beginning, we believed this would be a church where people could truly belong. Today’s full house is just one more confirmation of that.”
For more information about Blueprint Church, visit us on Facebook or Instagram or contact Tim on 078 1419 6884.
