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The Irish Council of Churches and Irish Inter Church Meeting group, along with the church leaders, are organising an innovative 'Creation Care' conference – with the theme ‘Let Justice Flow Like Rivers’ – on Saturday, January 17 in Canal Court Hotel, Newry.
A newly composed suite of psalms based on experiences of victims and first responders during the Northern Ireland 'Troubles' is to be launched by the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) this coming week.
Insights and experiences to help Church of Ireland parishes to grow will be shared at two significant events organised by the Church of Ireland’s Commission on Ministry next month for leaders in the various areas of ministerial work.
By: Billy Kennedy
The late senior Church of Ireland cleric the Very Rev Dr Houston McKelvey OBE QVRM TD, was a man of many interests – religious, educational, army and navy, scouting and sporting, and most important his close-knit family.
By: Billy Kennedy
A delegation from Bessbrook Presbyterian Church is part of a large group of people from the south Armagh 'model village' who are currently in the Somme area of Northern France and Belgium as part of a specially arranged five-day tour organised by the four lodges of Bessbrook District LOL No 11.
The Church of Ireland's first female bishop the Rev Pat Storey, bishop of Meath and Kildare since 2013, has made her farewell speech to the church’s general synod in Newcastle, Co Down, this week.
The board of education of the Church of Ireland has expressed its deep concern for the welfare of school principals, teachers, staff and governors due to the inadequate state of funding in education in Northern Ireland.
The general synod of the Church of Ireland has taken major decisions to help its parishes adequately resolve difficult pastoral and personal situations if required.
With the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland opening in early June, in a long-standing tradition, the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland (PTFI) has conferred an honorary doctorate of divinity degree on the church’s incoming moderator Rev Richard Kerr, to mark his forthcoming election to PCI’s highest office.
Incoming Irish Methodist church president the Rev Dr Janet Unsworth cited the New Testament teaching of St Paul in her inaugural address at the Methodist church's annual conference in Belfast this week.
