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BACI Lent studies launched
Young Irish writers explore repentance
The Biblical Association of the Church of Ireland (BACI) officially launched its 2019 Lent study in Church House, Dublin, on Tuesday (January 22).
The Biblical Association of the Church of Ireland (BACI) officially launched its 2019 Lent study in Church House, Dublin, on Tuesday (January 22).
CIYD is previewing its new resource on praying for young people and youth ministry ahead of its launch this Saturday.
Unit prices for both RB General Unit Trust (RoI) and the RB General Unit Trust (NI) have been verified and added for Quarter 4, 2018 to www.ireland.anglican.org/valuations.
Applications for display stands at the 2019 General Synod are now invited from interested groups. Please apply on or before Monday 18th February 2019.
To mark the publication of the Gazette in its new monthly format Archbishop Richard Clarke was presented with a copy, at St Patrick’s cathedral in Armagh.
Five training sessions will take place – in Belfast, Armagh, Derry and Enniskillen – in February and March. This will include information on the updated policy and is appropriate for both new and existing panel members.
Developing Ministry: What is the Spirit Saying to the Church? is the subject for this year’s SEARCH Colloquium, to be presented in partnership with TCD Chaplaincy on March 30 in TCD’s Long Room Hub.
Bible studies for Lent 2019 offered by the Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland will be presented by a group of young writers from the RevoLectionary team organised by UCD chaplain Scott Evans.
A selection of resources to help parishes to share stories of their mission and ministry and to look after personal information as the new year begins.