1.To tell the story of First Derry Presbyterian Church and the contribution that the Presbyterian community has made to the City and Region since the first Presbyterian Meeting House was established on the present site in 1690. 2.To explain:- a.the arrival of Presbyterians in North West Ulster in the 17th century. b.the challenges they have faced over successive centuries until the present time. c.the role they are continuing to playing the life of the community in Londonderry and the North West. 3.to tell about the closure of the Church in 2002,the major refurbishment works and the re-opening ceremony in 2011. 4.To work in consultation with Tourism N.I.,Derry City and Strabane District Counciland other statutory and community partnerships to maximise the potential benefits of cultural heritage tourism for the whole community in the North West. 5.To demonstrate through this work how the story of Presbyterianism can contribute to promoting peaceful relationships and building reconciliation in a divided society. The advancement of education,The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science,The advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity