A really positive weekend at Connor Takes the Castle
Connor Takes the Castle returned to Castlewellan from September 12-14, with upwards of 90 young people and leaders descending on the Castle to share faith, fellowship and fun.
Connor Takes the Castle returned to Castlewellan from September 12-14, with upwards of 90 young people and leaders descending on the Castle to share faith, fellowship and fun.
The Church of Ireland celebrated 250 years of children’s and youth ministries at a special service hosted by St Mary’s Parish Church, Newry, on September 20.
A service celebrating the ministry of Parish and Diocesan Readers was held in Belfast Cathedral on Sunday September 21.
The total raised by the Pancakes and Prayer Lent project has brought in enough money to feed almost 4,000 children in South Sudan for the next year.
As part of the plans to mark the 2025 Season of Creation, the Church of Ireland’s Commission on Christian Unity and Dialogue has commended a joint statement from the Conference of European Churches and the Council of Catholic European Bishops’ Conferences.
Eleven members of the Retired Clergy Association (NI), together with five spouses, recently found themselves incarcerated in gaol, but readers and colleagues will be glad to know (or maybe not!!) that they were released after a short time!
A team of six from Templepatrick Parish has returned home after a ministry trip to the Indian Christian Mission Centre in Salem, Tamil Nadu.
Two members of Lisburn Cathedral are using their crafting skills to produce hand-made bags in various sizes which they are selling to raise funds for the renovation of the Cathedral Hall.
An organ recital to celebrate the 150th anniversary of All Saints’ Church, Eglantine, on Tuesday evening, July 15 was a huge success.
The parishioners of St John’s, Stoneyford, and Gartree recently held a lunch to raise funds for Christian Aid Ireland’s work to help people living in poverty and crisis.
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