An invite to join Kingdom Voices events
Church Mission Society Ireland (CMSI) is busy preparing for a series of events in August as part of its Kingdom Voices programme.
Taking place from August 8-15, this is a joint initiative from CMSI and SAMS Ireland, who will welcome and host 36 world church leaders from Africa, Asia, and South America. It follows on from the Lambeth Conference.
During the week, Global church partners will share stories of how their local churches are demonstrating God’s love in practical ways and how lives and communities are being transformed through the good news of Jesus.
There are three key Kingdom Voices events:
Listening Together – a day conference for Church leaders on Wednesday August 10
‘Kingdom Voices: making our mark’ is structured around the Five Marks Of Mission, and the main aims of the event are:
- To provide an opportunity for engaging together as leaders within the worldwide Church.
- To hear from – and learn from – the practical experiences of our Global Partners.
- To explore God’s Word together as we consider our shared calling to mission and to seeing God’s Kingdom Come in our own communities.
The event will take place between 10am and 4pm in St Donard’s, Belfast.
Registration essential, limited places. Suggested donation towards conference fees is £20. (Hosted jointly CMS Ireland with SAMS Ireland).
Worshipping Together – Friday August 12
A multicultural evening celebration 7.30pm in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast.
This will be an open event celebrating the richness in our worldwide family of faith.
Family Fun Day – Saturday August 13
This takes place from 2- 4.30pm in Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park and includes a BBQ, drumming circle, bouncy castle, Irish dancing, acrobats.
Find out more about Kingdom Voices.
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