2020 marks the sixth Day of Prayer for Young People and Youth Ministry across the Church of Ireland. The House of Bishops has approved the Sunday before Lent each year as this Annual Day of Prayer for our youth, with this year’s date falling on Sunday, 23rd February.
Ahead of taking up his new role, Bishop David answered some questions for the Belfast Telegraph and the article was published on the day of his ordination. Here are some excerpts …
The Rt Revd David McClay has become the new Bishop of Down and Dromore following his ordination in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Saturday 25 January. He succeeds the Rt Revd Harold Miller who retired in September 2019.
The Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, Archbishop of Dublin, has issued the following statement.
The Most Revd Dr Richard Clarke, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, has issued the following statement.
Women from across our churches, and beyond, are invited to a weekend of relaxation, teaching, worship, fellowship and fun activities at the Kilbroney Centre from 27–29 March 2020.
On Sunday 19 January, the folks at Willowfield Church said farewell to David and Hilary McClay after almost 19 years of their leadership.
The Biblical Association for the Church of Ireland (BACI) launched their 2020 Lenten Bible Study yesterday (Tuesday January 21).
Dublin & Glendalough’s new Diocesan Chancellor, Ciarán Toland SC, was installed during Choral Evensong at Christ Church Cathedral on Sunday (January 20).
