St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, will reopen its doors to visitors on Friday August 14, and the Dean and his team are hoping lots of people on ‘staycation’ will take the opportunity to discover more about this historic place of worship.
Baby Basics Belfast, a project established by Connor’s North Belfast Centre of Mission in 2017, has earned a Royal seal of approval, thanks to an initiative launched on August 4 by The Duchess of Cambridge.
Alderman John Smyth, Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough, has presented Together Ballyclare with an award from the borough in recognition for the project’s community engagement during the coronavirus pandemic.
“When you come back to church things will look a bit different and be a bit different for now anyway,” Archbishop John McDowell explains in a new video for parishes preparing to return to in-church worship.
A little piece of history came crashing down in the early hours of Thursday June 25, in the form of an ancient Spanish Chestnut Tree in the graveyard at St Patrick’s Church, Cairncastle.
With confirmation from the Irish Government and the Northern Ireland Executive that churches may re-open for public worship from next Monday, June 29, the RCB has reminded parishes of its guidance on returning to in-church worship.
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute (CITI) has announced a new initiative aimed at offering resources for Christian discipleship to lay people.
Connor clergy came together for a virtual meeting on May 7, with 58 people taking part in a Zoom conferenced chaired by the Archdeacon of Dalriada, the Ven Paul Dundas.
We are updating our parish pages on the diocesan website with information about online services and other forms of outreach in our parishes at this time.
In response to the need for social distancing and self-isolation due to Covid-19, Connor Diocesan Office in Church House, Belfast, is now closed.
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