Bishops’ Appeal 2019 calendars
Members of the Church of Ireland can support communities all over the world this Christmas by purchasing a Bishops’ Appeal calendar.
For just €10/£10, the calendar will raise funds to make a difference on the ground throughout 2019. It commemorates the Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland – the 150th anniversary of which starts next year – and each month provides a reflection from its bishops on issues or projects that have been supported by Bishops’ Appeal over the years.
The Rt Rev Patrick Rooke, Chair of the Bishops’ Appeal Advisory Committee, said: “2019 marks the 150th anniversary of the Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland. Throughout those 150 years, this Church has worked to support the disadvantaged in some of the poorest parts of the world.
“The calendar is both a celebration of that partnership but also a reminder of how life is for so many. Those who purchase a calendar will be supporting this ongoing work as we seek to bring relief to disaster situations as well as supporting health, education and rural development projects.”
Calendars can be purchased in the following ways:
- Online at https://store.ireland.anglican.org/donations/the-bishops-appeal and then by choosing the most convenient collection point or adding €4/£4 for postage to your preferred address. Please email bishopsappeal@ireland.anglican.org with delivery instructions.
- By cheque made payable to Bishops’ Appeal and sent to Church of Ireland House, Church Avenue, Rathmines, Dublin 6. Please enclose a note that it is for purchase of a calendar.
- In Connor, copies can be collected from: Audra Irvine, Diocesan Office, 61-67 Donegall Street, Belfast (Collection only. Please pay online or send a cheque to Bishops’ Appeal to cover the cost of your calendar).
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