Diocesan News
Presidential Address to Down & Dromore Diocesan Synod 2008
Presidential Address to the Synod of the Diocese of Down and Dromore on Thursday 19 June 2008 by Bishop Harold Miller
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Press Releases
SEARCH - Summer Issue Out Now
SEARCH - Summer Issue Looks at Lambeth, Clergy Training, Gay Clergy in Ministry and Uster Heritage
Diocesan News
Greenisland Parish opens Charity Shop in Carrickfergus
Greenisland Parish Church has opened a new shop in the centre of Carrickfergus which will make a difference to young lives in Africa.
Irish Times Notes
Church of Ireland Notes from 'The Irish Times'
Diocesan News
Carrigrohane Church Hall renovated and reopened as Parish Centre
The parishioners of Carrigrohane Union of Parishes in Cork, Cloyne and Ross recently joined with many friends to celebrate the completion of work on their Parish Centre.
Diocesan News
Kilmocomogue Union raises E7,800 for Haiti Milk Project
Kilmocomogue Union Parishes of Bantry, Durrus and Castletownbere in west Cork have raised €2,800 over their initial fundraising target.
Diocesan News
New School in Cork, Cloyne and Ross opened by Minister for Education
On Friday 13th June the new St James’ National School in Durrus, Co. Cork was officially opened by the Minister for Education and Science, Batt O’Keefe TD. The Principal, Ms Clara McGowan has worked tirelessly in recent times to see the completion of such a large project.
Standing Committee & RB
Standing Committee News June 2008
The Standing Committee of the General Synod met in Dublin on 17th June.
Press Releases
Church of Ireland Supports Call for Parity of Christian Ethos
The Church of Ireland has passed a resolution of support for the Transferor Representatives’ Council’s call on the Minister for Education for Northern Ireland to ensure parity of protection for the Christian ethos in schools in the controlled sector.
Diocesan News
Thanksgiving for Fifty Years of a Parish Church
Thanksgiving for Fifty Years of the new Parish Church, Dromore, Diocese of Clogher. "Looking to the Future", a sermon preached by the Right Reverend Doctor MGStA Jackson, Bishop of the Diocese.