The Church of Ireland’s Board of Education (Northern Ireland) has expressed its appreciation to all principals, governors, teachers and staff for their dedication on the commencement of a new school term in these difficult times.
Four new priests were ordained for Connor Diocese by the Rt Rev George Davison on Sunday September 20 at a service in St Patrick’s, Ballymena.
A helpful document for clergy and youth leaders which focuses on returning to youth ministry as churches move out of lockdown, can now be downloaded online.
The Rev Linda Cronin, rector of Glenavy, says she has been overwhelmed by the support of the community following a graffiti attack on St Aidan’s Parish Hall earlier this week.
Shortly before lockdown, Bassett Morwood decided to stand down from the choir of St Polycarp’s, Finaghy, after an incredible 59 years’ service.
Sunday’s Service of Ordination of Deacons in Connor Diocese can now be watched in full on our YouTube Channel.
Six new deacons were ordained in Connor Diocese at a service in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, on Sunday September 13.
The Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland has, following its consideration of the Black Lives Matter movement and issues of racism and related injustices on the island of Ireland, issued a statement.
Extended Covid-19 restrictions announced by the Northern Ireland Executive will impact large parts of Connor Diocese, including Belfast, Ballymena, Lisburn and Crumlin.
Christina Baillie, Connor Diocesan Youth Officer, has released the first in a series of videos entitled POSSIBLE. These videos will highlight what can be done to continue to engage with young people in our parishes.
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