Twenty–five students attended the Church of Ireland Theological Institute’s ‘Fit for the Purpose’ weekend between Friday and Sunday (February 22 to 24). The weekend marks the start of two courses at CITI.
Looking ahead to St Patrick’s Day, the Church of Ireland Council for Mission has produced an all–age family service resource – Celebrating St Patrick’s Radiant Faith – for use across the island of Ireland.
Throughout Lent 2019, the Church of Ireland Bishops’ Appeal, Eco–Congregation Ireland and the Representative Church Body (RCB) will be inviting individuals, families, parishes, schools, and Sunday schools and clubs to prayerfully reduce their use of plastic.
The Children’s Ministry Newsletter for Lent and Easter is now out, including craft ideas for knitting, ‘Lent in a Bag’, ‘Holy Week in a Box’ and a Lego challenge for Holy Week and Easter.
Archbishop Richard Clarke has welcomed the election of the new Moderator–designate of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the Revd William Henry.
Over 2,500 people now receive the Church of Ireland’s eBulletin, which reports on a range of news, events and resources from across the Church.
“What we need in our bishops” is the timely question addressed in the upcoming issue of Search by four writers – two male and two female, two from each province of the Church of Ireland.
The latest newsletter from Eco–Congregation Ireland highlights progress made by St Anne’s Church, Shandon (Cork), towards becoming an Eco–Congregation parish and the Revd Trevor Sargent’s ecological notes for January, focusing on research into soil health.
A total of twenty–five students will be in attendance at the Theological Institute over the course of the weekend of 22–24 February 2019 for the commencement of two further training courses.
The latest titles in the Braemor Studies series were launched in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute on Tuesday evening (January 22).
