The Bishop–elect of Derry and Raphoe, the Ven Andrew Forster, says every single one of us has a role to play in building peace and building up our community. His comments came during his first public interview since his election as Bishop Ken Good’s successor.
On August 25th, St Michael’s Church, Waterville, was once again the venue for the ecumenical Service that forms an integral part of the annual Charlie Chaplin Film Festival.
It has been a long standing tradition that Roses and their escorts attend the various churches in Tralee on the Sunday morning of the festival.
Church Music Dublin has commenced an ambitious project to put the Psalm(s) for each Sunday of the liturgical year online, with an accompanying chant.
Belfast Cathedral recently partnered with Sean Greer Design in an effort to open the Cathedral space up more to families and schools.
This year, the Dean especially welcomes applications from organisations with a focus on the refugee crisis, homelessness or mental health.
This July, Alan Williamson was among six people admitted and commissioned as a Church Army Evangelist by Bishop Jo Bailey–Wells, the Bishop of Dorkin, at the Wilson Carlile Centre in Sheffield.
The parishioners of Edenderry Union have welcomed the Rev Sarah Marry as their new rector.
The choir of St Polycarp’s Church, Parish of Finaghy, Belfast, Diocese of Connor, marked its ninth annual summer tour by visiting Truro Cathedral, Cornwall, for the first time, singing Choral Evensong on Wednesday 31st July, Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd August.
The fact that young people have been sighted all over Garvagh this week – darting about in bright red t–shirts, doing good works in the village – can mean only one thing: this is SPARK Week.
