St Canice’s Church of Ireland in Eglinton has announced plans to launch a ‘Buy a Brick’ appeal to help it raise the £200,000 needed to fully open the new parish centre which will replace the original hall badly damaged in the August 2017 flood.
The Representative Church Body’s Flood Relief Scheme is available all year round to support Church of Ireland parishes that are affected by flooding.
The Red Book of Ossory, which is normally in the custody of the Representative Church Body Library, is currently on display for a year in St Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny, with the support of the Priorities Fund and other funders.
A video with Church of Ireland members sharing stories about how they welcome and integrate refugees is the first in a series commissioned with Priorities Fund support, to encourage greater ethnic diversity.
The Representative Body and the Standing Committee of the General Synod met in Church of Ireland House, Dublin, on Tuesday, 17th September 2024.
‘This Pastoral Letter comes in response to the recent street protests, rise of hate crime and intimidation, and deliberate spreading of fear around topics of racial diversity and immigration.’
The Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Reverend John McDowell, has today announced the appointment of the Reverend Andrew Totten OBE as Prebendary of Loughgall and the Reverend Gary McMurray as Prebendary of Ballymore in the Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick, Armagh.
Author David Luckman, Church Planter at Hilden Community Church in Lisburn, part of Lambeg parish, has published another title in the Trail Blazers series of Christian Focus Publications.
Youth workers and volunteer youth leaders are strongly encouraged to apply for the Church of Ireland Youth Department (CIYD) bursary fund – Next Steps – to boost their skills and bring out their potential.
