Parishioners at St James’s Church, Donagheady, turned out in force early this morning to support their Rector, the Reverend Dr Robin Stockitt, and a dozen friends as they prepared to head off on a three–day sponsored cycle to raise funds for a new parish hall and for the mental health charity Cycle Against Suicide.
A new trail of Dublin and Glendalough’s historic objects and places is being compiled to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the unification of the dioceses.
Belfast Bible College is running an evening class course in September and October to explore the indispensable place of people with learning disabilities in the local Christian church.
A County Tyrone clergyman, who lost his mother to suicide 30 years ago, is finalising preparations for a three–day cycle around the eight Church of Ireland cathedrals in Northern Ireland and Donegal to raise funds for a mental health charity and for his parish hall.
At a reception in St Audoen’s parish church, Dublin, at 6pm, Wednesday, 3rd August 2016, the Director of the National Archives, John McDonough, launched TheList of Church of Ireland Parish Registers: an online colour–coded resource featuring live links to other relevant online resources.
The Cranmer Cup, the clergy version of golf’s Ryder Cup, was played in the Celtic Manor Golf Resort in South Wales last week.
Earlier this summer, a small team from St John’s, Moira made a five–day trip to France to volunteer at a facility serving the infamous ‘Calais Jungle’ refugee camp.
The List of Church of Ireland Parish Registers has again been extensively revised and updated, and in a collaborative project between the RCB Library and the Irish Genealogical Research Society (IGRS).