Billy Kennedy is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for Yahoo News UK and BELFAST NEWS LETTER LIMITED, covering local news and events in the region. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK.
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Billy Kennedy's coverage primarily focuses on local events within Northern Ireland, particularly related to religion and society. His articles often cover events and announcements related to the Presbyterian Church, fundraising efforts, and financial management within religious institutions.
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By: Billy Kennedy
Churchgoing in Northern Ireland is at a higher level in Northern Ireland than it is in the other countries of the United Kingdom.
By: Billy Kennedy
Celebrations have marked the arrival of 100 new bicycles in the South Sudanese Anglican diocese of Maridi, a gift purchased by parishes in the Down and Dromore Church of Ireland diocese in Northern Ireland.
By: Billy Kennedy
Representatives of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) will join the grand celebrations in Lilongwe, capital of Malawi, this weekend for the centenary of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP).
By: Billy Kennedy
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland is one of 96 churches from more than 30 countries which came together in Romania this week for the General Assembly of the Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe (CPCE), where topics for discussion have included migration, minorities, inter-religious dialogue, and democracy.
By: Billy Kennedy
Youth workers and volunteer youth leaders in the Church of Ireland are being strongly encouraged to apply for the church's youth department (CIYD) bursary fund 'Next Steps'.
By: Billy Kennedy
A pastoral letter from the five Church of Ireland bishops whose dioceses are located in Northern Ireland was read in all parish churches across the province last Sunday, on the Biblical theme of neighbourliness.
By: Billy Kennedy
Youth organisations are the backbone of thriving church congregations and the various denominations should never underestimate the impact for good of young people in public worship and general activity.
By: Billy Kennedy
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Rev Dr Richard Murray will next month be welcomed by the presbytery of South Belfast on the second of his four presbytery tours.
By: Billy Kennedy
An 18th century Presbyterian minister - the Rev William Tennent – with family links to Co Armagh whose inspirational work in education in the American colony of Pennsylvania helped create the prestigious Princeton University in New Jersey was commemorated this week in Portadown with an Ulster History Circle Blue plaque.
By: Billy Kennedy
A controversial report into institutional racism in the established Church of England has found that there is a “lack of diversity in leadership” within the church.
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