In the first of a new video series introducing the work of the Church of Ireland’s central committees, Roy Totten talks about how the Priorities Fund helps to advance God’s Kingdom through the Church today.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications in relation to projects to be considered for funding in 2026.
The Red Book of Ossory, which is normally in the custody of the Representative Church Body Library, is currently on display for a year in St Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny, with the support of the Priorities Fund and other funders.
A video with Church of Ireland members sharing stories about how they welcome and integrate refugees is the first in a series commissioned with Priorities Fund support, to encourage greater ethnic diversity.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications. Contributions to the fund come directly from Church of Ireland parishes and since its establishment in 1980 over €21 million (£19 million) has been distributed in grants.
For Mullabrack and Kilcluney parishes, in Armagh Diocese, the vision for a ‘Bubble Church’ project sprung from an idea that had its genesis during the pandemic and the challenges posed by Covid restrictions for church gatherings.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications.
The Priorities Fund Committee has been considering ways in which it could support the dioceses through this difficult period by easing financial pressures.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications. The closing date for the receipt of completed applications is Thursday, 31st October 2019.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications. The fund provides resources for growth within the Church of Ireland and the wider community.