During Lent, 29 church congregations and Christian communities in North & West Belfast along with two primary schools and a youth club will be working together to encourage people to pray for themselves, their churches and their local communities.
The fantastic Patrick’s Mysterious Adventure is back again for its third year this March with the saint’s story coming to life in Christ Church Parish, Lisburn.
St Nicholas Parish Church, Carrickfergus, took on the North Belfast Centre of Mission’s Baby Basics four-week challenge in January.
Do you want to do something really important for our planet this Lent? Then sign up to the Church of Ireland’s new Lenten initiative #Pennies4Plastics, and make change happen!
Former Dean of Connor, the Very Rev John Bond, was guest preacher at a Rehallowing and Dedication of Gifts Service in St Stephen’s, Millfield, on February 10.
Two hundred and twenty local charities, including those working with the homeless and with people with mental health issues, received grants from Belfast Cathedral’s Black Santa Appeal at a special service on Sunday February 3.
Two new Lay Readers were commissioned for Connor Diocese at a service in Belfast Cathedral on Sunday January 27.
After 20 years as Connor Diocesan Curate, the Rev Canon Ken Ruddock has retired.
Ballymacash Parish is the latest to make a presentation of items for new babies and their parents as part of the Baby Basics’ project run by the North Belfast Centre of Mission Connect Base.
In 2003, Billy Smyth and his wife Jenny took the courageous decision to take their young family from the relative security of Uganda to live in Yei, southern Sudan, which was two years into a ceasefire.
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