To mark St Valentine’s Day recently, the children of St Mary’s Church of Ireland School Carrigaline, County Cork, once again this year, brought in items for Cork Penny Dinners.
Caroline Nolan, Development Officer with Cumann Gaelach na hEaglaise, met with a number of ministers in Bandon on 20 February, to encourage the greater use of Irish in services.
Due to the unprecedented success of the book Rebel Prods, the publisher, Ashfield Press, is going to print another 300 copies.
How to work with children who haven’t heard the Christian story and the necessity for focusing on inter–generational rather than children’s ministry alone – these were the main issues discussed at a recent UK and Ireland Children’s Ministry Network Conference in Dungarvan, County Waterford.
The funeral has taken place in the Church of Saint Brendan the Navigator, Bantry, County Cork of Sir Cosmo Dugal Patrick Thomas Haskard, KCMG, MBE, who died recently at his home at Tragariff on the shores of Bantry Bay, an ocean away from the Falkland Islands where he served as Governor from 1964 to 1970.
It has come to our attention that a number of fraudulent text messages and emails are being circulated purporting to be from the Church of Ireland.
The fusion between books and archives is brought to life in the latest online Archive of the Month presentation from the RCB Library, the Church of Ireland’s library and archive repository.
A new book designed to help those undergoing persecution, of which Archbishop Michael Jackson is one of the authors, was launched on Tuesday (February 28).
Early on Shrove Tuesday, the folks from Christ Church, Ballynure, and St John’s, Ballyclare, Diocese of Connor, braved the weather to serve up some delicious pancakes to the local community and share God’s love through a simple act of generosity.
