St Katharine’s crosses ‘have blessed many’
As part of its All Saints’ Day Communion Service on November 1, St Katharine’s Parish Church, Belfast, dedicated 240 handheld crosses which were presented to the Northern Ireland Hospice.
As part of its All Saints’ Day Communion Service on November 1, St Katharine’s Parish Church, Belfast, dedicated 240 handheld crosses which were presented to the Northern Ireland Hospice.
With Covid-19 continuing to impact on ministry and outreach, our youth and children’s officers are today launching a resource to help clergy and leaders engage with families, children and young people as we approach Christmas and Advent.
The Central Communications Board of the Church of Ireland has produced a template document which may be used by a Select Vestry for drawing up a brief social media policy for its parish.
The autumn issue of the diocesan magazine ‘Connor Connections’ is now available to download or read in E-Paper format.
A Service of Choral Evensong was held in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, in thanksgiving for church and cathedral organists, church musicians and the work of the Down, Dromore and Connor Organ Scholarship Board.
Move over ‘Great British Bake Off,’ because ‘Baking Buddies’ in Belfast’s Lower Shankill is where the real baking talent is!
A Harvest Celebration with a difference took place in the car park at Sixmile Leisure Centre, Ballyclare, on Sunday evening, September 27.
Dawson Stelfox, the first Irish person to climb Mount Everest, has urged people to take part in sponsored strolls or hikes this autumn to raise funds for Christian Aid.
Even a pandemic will not deter Belfast Cathedral in its annual mission to bless our pets at this time of the year, with the annual blessing moving outdoors on October 4.
The Bishops’ Appeal Harvest Newsletter is now available with stories of how your giving is making a difference in sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
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