The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund Committee has taken the opportunity to express its sincere thanks to Mrs Sylvia Simpson who is retiring from her position of Priorities Fund Organiser.
A pilgrimage of hope to historic and poignant sites relating to the First World War, led by the two Archbishops of Armagh, has commenced with visits to the city of Kortrijk, in Belgium, and Guillemont Cemetery, in France.
The new edition of SEARCH: A Church of Ireland Journal will focus on ‘Science and Faith: Partners or Rivals?’.
The pilgrimage will include a visit to the Island of Ireland Peace Park, Messines, and a wreath–laying ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres.
Ireland is experiencing a time of transition and uncertainty, the Bishop of Derry and Raphoe told parishioners in Dunfanaghy, on Sunday, at the dedication and blessing of the newly restored Holy Trinity Church in north west Donegal.
‘Radiant Faith: Living out the Five Marks of Mission’ has been produced by the Church of Ireland Council for Mission with contributions from all 12 dioceses. The Five Marks of Mission express the Anglican Communion’s common commitment to an understanding of God’s mission.
Christian Aid Ireland’s ‘Uprooted’ exhibition was launched in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, recently in aid of Christian Aid Week 2018. The guest of honour was the Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral, The Very Revd Dr William Morton.
All Church of Ireland clergy are asked to book now for adult safeguarding training events which are continuing in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.