In the latest Mission Matters podcast from the Church of Ireland’s Council for Mission podcast, we welcome Dr Julie McKinley (from the Bible Society Ireland) and Dr Rhiannon McAleer (from the British and Foreign Bible Society, covering England and Wales) to unpack the ground–breaking findings of The Quiet Revival report.
The Standing Committee of the General Synod met on Tuesday, 27th January 2026, in Church of Ireland House, Dublin.
A clear and supportive framework for the roles of visiting clergy and Christian organisations in schools has been published by the Transferor Representatives’ Council (TRC). The Charter for Churches and Christian Organisations in Schools has been shared recently with all principals of controlled schools.
“What happens when people have to move home in a hurry?” Bishop Hassan Osman, who is Assistant Bishop of Kadugli and Nuba Mountains in the Episcopal Church of Sudan, answers this and many other questions about the often–forgotten conflict in his region of the country in this Mission Matters podcast.
A statement from leaders within the Porvoo Communion of Anglican and Lutheran Churches in Europe, expressing concern regarding the recent statements of the United States administration in relation to Greenland.
“What happens when it rains at your house, your school or your church?”
This question was posed by guest speaker Dr Gail Heffner, from Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as she addressed delegates at the ‘Let Justice Flow Like Rivers’ conference in Newry on Saturday, 17th January.
Action to prevent pollution in Lough Neagh can be taken forward effectively and at a low cost, by containing water in shallow ditches (swales) and growing comfrey and willow to soak up nutrients which would otherwise flow towards the lough.
In this new video in our Inspiring angles series, Dean Kenny Hall talks about how his team have encouraged growth at St Macartin’s, Cathedral, Enniskillen, over the last 15 years through a range of initiatives reaching out into the community and making it easy for local people to be involved in different aspects of parish life.
