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New Year message for 2018 from the Rt Rev Ken Good, Bishop of Derry and Raphoe

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If I Were a Clergyman…or If I were a Layman…

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2018 Church Leaders’ New Year Message

Church leaders are appealing for renewed efforts to protect vulnerable families from hardship, across the island of Ireland and throughout the world, in 2018.

A joint New Year Message from the Church of Ireland Primate of All–Ireland Richard Clarke, the Roman Catholic Primate of All–Ireland Eamon Martin, the Rev Dr Laurence Graham, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, Bishop John McDowell, President of the Irish Council of Churches and the Rt Rev Noble McNeely, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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Irish Times Notes

Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’

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Diocesan News

Weather kind to clergy in charity sit–out at Ballinamallard

The two charities supported this year are the Abaana Children’s Choir who visited Ballinamallard earlier in the year and Air Ambulance NI.

The weather was kind to this year’s charity sit–out in Ballinamallard where the Rector of Magheracross Parish in Clogher Diocese, Archdeacon Brian Harper, his fellow Minister at Magheracross, Revd Charles Eames, and the Minister of Ballinamallard Methodist Church, Revd John Beacom, collected donations for two charities.

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Diocesan News

Christmas message from the Bishop of Connor

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Press Releases

‘For the equipping of all God’s people: the practice and purpose of Christian leadership’

An update on the Featherstonhaugh Seminar Series at CITI

Ordinands Derek Harrington and Christopher West reflect on the first seminar, addressed by the Revd Ian Parkinson, Leadership Specialist with CPAS.

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Diocesan News

Christmas message from the Bishop of Cashel, Ferns and Ossory

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Diocesan News

Ken home after competing in ‘brutal’ Everest marathon

Ken Tate, Sexton at St George’s Parish Church, Belfast, returned to the Himalayas in November to take part in his second Everest Marathon and in doing so raised hundreds of pounds for people in need in Nepal.

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