Research conducted recently among senior primary schools pupils in the Church of Ireland Diocese of Cork, Cloyne and Ross demonstrates that the children have an overall very positive attitude towards Christianity, higher than in many other contexts where the same research survey has been used.
A group within the Church of Ireland Clogher Diocese has been discussing how the church can respond to the needs of those families affected by autism.
The Annual Connor Mothers’ Union Festival Service was held in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday April 2.
The Bishop of Cork, the Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton, recently stood down as a member of the Church of Ireland Board of Education (Republic of Ireland) and as chairperson of the Secondary Education Committee.
The Bishop of Cork, the Right Reverend Dr Paul Colton, has announced the programme and schedule for his Holy Week visit to the Cork parish of Douglas Union with Frankfield, starting on Palm Sunday 9th April.
Recognising the value of digitization for unlocking information from relatively hidden primary sources, further funding to continue the process of digitizing and indexing the Church of Ireland Gazette has been committed from central Church funds.
Continuing our commitment to highlight events during the Decade of Commemorations from a Church of Ireland perspective, April’s Archive of the Month provides some analysis of the stories making the headlines in the Church of Ireland Gazette 100 years ago in April 1917.
The Irish Council of Churches (ICC) gathered for its 94th Annual Meeting at the Methodist Church’s Belfast Central Mission on Thursday, 30th March.
A new print run of the book ‘Rebel Prods: The Forgotten Story of Protestant Radical Nationalists and the 1916 Rising’ is now available through the Church of Ireland’s online bookstore.
