Press Releases
Over 200 young people find faith at Summer Madness
2024 was the best year in a long time – roughly 200 young people committed their lives to follow Jesus for the first time.
2024 was the best year in a long time – roughly 200 young people committed their lives to follow Jesus for the first time.
This year’s Annual Theological Lecture at Queen’s University Belfast – on the theme of ‘Artificial Intelligence: Religious Friend or Foe?’ – is now available to play back on the Church of Ireland and Methodist Chaplaincy’s YouTube channel.
Highlighting key activities and memorable moments from 2023, the Conference of Europen Churches’ Annual Report entitled ‘Shaping the Future: Pathways to Peace’ is now published and available online.
The Dean of Limerick, the Very Revd Niall J.W. Sloane, is delighted to announce the presentation of cheques to two local charities.
At a reception on Monday evening last week (17th June), the RCB Library marked the installation of the Bartlett Collection (being the library of the late Canon Professor John Bartlett) in the former College of Education Chapel which is now part of the Church of Ireland campus at Rathmines.
The Standing Committee of the General Synod met on Tuesday, 18th June 2024, in the former Chapel of the Church of Ireland College of Education, in Rathmines. This was the first meeting of the Standing Committee which has been elected for the triennium from 2024 to 2027 inclusive.
A portrait of the Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, the Right Revd Dr Paul Colton, was unveiled last Thursday at the Bishop’s Palace in Cork.
Colleagues within the Church of Ireland have congratulated Professor Noel Purdy OBE on the acknowledgement of his services to education in the King’s Birthday Honours List.
In the first of its Mission Matters podcast series, the Church of Ireland Council for Mission is today sharing an interview with Joanne Miller, a Church Army diocesan evangelist in Glendermott parish, in Londonderry’s Waterside.