Tim Wright talks with the Revd Dr Chris Wright, Global Ambassador for Langham Partnership, in a new episode for the Mission Matters podcast. Chris shares his Belfast roots, upbringing in the Presbyterian Church, and early exposure to world mission through his missionary parents.
In the next Mission Matters podcast, from our Council for Mission, John Quinn from Alpha Ireland talks through its progress in introducing thousands of people to the Christian faith.
Please pray for people of peace to come to places of influence in the nations involved and consider giving to the CMSI DRC Emergency Appeal.
The Church of Ireland’s Council for Mission has congratulated Misean Cara, the membership organisation of 77 Irish missionary organisations, on its twentieth anniversary.
Many members of our Church will have had the opportunity to meet with the Revd Arsene Mafurebe during his six–week visit to Ireland earlier this year.
In the second episode of the Council for Mission’s Mission Matters podcast series, the Revd Stephen McElhinney is in conversation with the Revd Daniel Lescano, Vicar–General of the Diocese of Northern Argentina in the Anglican Church of South America.
In the first of its Mission Matters podcast series, the Church of Ireland Council for Mission is today sharing an interview with Joanne Miller, a Church Army diocesan evangelist in Glendermott parish, in Londonderry’s Waterside.
Straddling five weeks across April, May and June, CMS Ireland and the wider Church of Ireland have benefitted from the presence of the Rev Arsène Mafurebe.
The Five Marks of Mission – ‘Tell’, ‘Teach’, ‘Tend’, Transform’ and ‘Treasure’ – are an important statement on mission. They express the Anglican Communion’s common commitment to, and understanding of, God’s mission.
The Very Revd Tim Wright, Chair of the Council for Mission, talks to the Church of Ireland Gazette about the important work of the Council, and how all mission is local, starting in our parish churches.
