The Anglican Centre in Rome is delighted to be organising an upcoming ecumenical pilgrimage – St Paul in Rome – from Tuesday, 26th May, to Friday, 29th May 2026, which will form part of its academic programme for this year.
The Church of Ireland’s Inter Faith Working Group, in collaboration with CMS Ireland and Centre for Christian–Muslim Understanding in Cairo, is inviting applications from people of diverse faith backgrounds to join a learning pilgrimage in Egypt in the autumn of 2026.
The following communiqué has been shared following the Porvoo Theological Conference, in Cardiff, from 7thto 9th October 2025
As part of the plans to mark the 2025 Season of Creation, and inviting prayer and action for our common home, the Church of Ireland’s Commission on Christian Unity and Dialogue has commended a joint statement from the Conference of European Churches (CEC) and the Council of Catholic European Bishops’ Conferences (CCEE).
Through the kind support of Benefact Trust, the Irish Council of Churches (ICC) awards Good Relations grants up to the sum of £450 (or equivalent in euro) to churches and organisations who support ecumenical work within their local area.
Following on from World Refugee Day on Friday (20th June) – designated by the UN Refugee Agency to honour people who have been forced to flee home – a new leaflet is being made available, to prompt Christians to consider their role in welcoming those who have arrived on this island.
“Don’t try to change the world, change your circle of influence.” This was the key message from Dr Ebun Joseph who spoke as part of the Dialogue of Friendship: Listening Well to Build Communities conference in Dundrum Methodist Church on Saturday May 17.
What does it mean to speak about just peace in times of a war? A newly released video – Pathways to Just Peace – offers a compelling array of voices, all of which contribute to the ongoing and complex answer to this often painful question.
The latest monthly bulletin from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland highlights a range of events and resources which may be of interest within the Church of Ireland.
This Easter, the Anglican Communion is one of 12 Christian World Communions to issue a letter marking a joint celebration of Easter 2025 and the 1,700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council at Nicaea.
