| 1697 | Congregation founded |
| 1719 | The church roof at Ballyclander collapsed |
| 1720 | The site at Ballee was found at the cost of 4 shillings |
| 1721 | The new church was built. No outside help was sought in the building of the church. Memel pine from the Baltic was used in the construction of the roof |
| 1736 | First renovation of the church including
1) the height of the walls increased and
2) the thatched roof removed and replaced with a new slate roof |
| 1783 | Members of Ballycruttle R.C. church granted the use of Ballee Church while their church was being built. The Ballee congregation was presented with copper collection boxes in gratitude. They are still used to this day 
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| 1830 | Minister and people withdrew from the synod of Ulster |
| 1837 | Library opened for members and residents of the locality of Ballee |
| 1839 | The day school was established |
| 1878 | Re-opening of school building following extensive alterations and repairs |
| 1887 | The Congregation decided to build a manse |
| 1890 | Substantial renovations were made to the church |
| 1912 | Re opening of church following more extensive work including:
1) the rough hewn flagged floor replaced with one of patterned maple.
2) new tinted glass windows which were set in Castlewellan granite
3) the purchase of the manual pipe organ with a solid oak surround  
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| 1914 | The Rev Bibby generously bought out the claim that the Irish Land Commissioners had on the 5 acres 1 rood and 15 perches of land. Thus the land is self contained and rent free forever |
| 1920 | Tennis and mixed hockey clubs inaugurated |
| 1921 | Club opened to non members |
| 1922 | Club pavilion opened |
| 1923 | Fund started to enable alterations and repairs to be undertaken to the National school |
| 1936 | Gas lighting system in the church dedicated |
| 1944 | 1) School transferred to Regional Committee and
2) Register of burials compiled and graveyard mapped |
| 1949 | Joint ministry with Clough established |
| 1954 | Following repair works a re dedication of the church organ took place |
| 1965 | Electric installed in the church |
| 1966 | School closed |
| 1971 | 250th Anniversary Service (church building) |
| 1972 | The organ fitted with an electric blower |
| 1981 | Joint ministry with Clough and Downpatrick established |
| 1994 | Elders ordained for the first time |
| 1996 | Extensive repairs to the church roof |
| 1997 | 300th Anniversary Service (congregation) |
| 2000 | Re-dedication Service held following major repairs and alternations to the church hall including:
1) new roof over kitchen and Sunday School room
2) new ceiling in main section of hall
3) Kitchen re fitted and
4) New toilets provided |
| 2004 | September 2004
A special anniversary was marked on Sunday 25th July in Ballee. It was the 25th anniversary of the appointment of John Strain our organist. Since Sunday 25th July 1979 John has been playing the organ almost each and every Sunday. The anniversary service was a favourite hymn service with the hymns chosen by the congregation members. Rev Steers introduced each hymn with a few words about the hymn. A presentation of a silver pocket watch was made to John by Rev Steers as an appreciation of his 25 years service |