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New website for Church of Ireland Theological Institute

The Church of Ireland Theological Institute is delighted to announce that its updated website is now available online.

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Church House Dublin and RCB Library reopen on Monday 5th

Church House Dublin and the RCB Library will reopen on Monday 5th March.

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CMS Ireland visit to Zambia concludes

The concluding element of the CMSI partner visit to the Diocese of Northern Zambia involved Archbishop Richard Clarke and the Revd Adrian Dorrian visiting different areas in the diocese and spending time with the people there.

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Bibles delivered to St John’s Seminary

On Tuesday 27th February, the Primate of All Ireland, the Most Reverend Richard Clarke, along with Church Mission Society Ireland President, the Revd Adrian Dorrian, spent the day teaching in St John’s Anglican Seminary in Kitwe, Zambia.

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‘Prayers on the Move’ throughout Dublin’s transport network

If you are out and about in Dublin over the next four weeks keep an eye out for prayers which have been placed on public transport networks throughout the city.

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CMS Ireland visit continues in Buchi and Luangwa

The CMSI partner visit involved a busy weekend in Kitwe, ahead of a busy few days this week before their return to Ireland.

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Day of Prayer for Young People and Youth Ministry

The fourth Day of Prayer for Young People and Youth Ministry organised by the Church of Ireland Youth Department (CIYD) took place on Sunday, 11th February.

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Diocesan Synods 2018

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CMS Ireland team settles into Kitwe

Despite being Zambia’s second largest city, and located in the country’s copper belt, Kitwe is a city with high levels of unemployment – although it is full of small traders and enterprising citizens.

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WCC supports day of prayer and fasting for peace in South Sudan and DR Congo

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