The Revd Helene T Steed, Rector of St Mark’s, Dundela, was among the Anglican Communion’s representatives at the International Reformed–Anglican Dialogue (IRAD) which met in Hiroshima in August.
Just six days to go to Vocation Sunday. Please feel free to check out our suggested hymns and songs on this theme.
Do you sense that God may be calling you into ordained ministry? If so, you may find our articles on pathways to ordination and understanding selection useful.
Explore how God called people into his service. There are many ordinary people in the Bible who are called to extraordinary ministry.
Every Christian is a minister! Lay ministry covers an enormously wide variety of expressions, including acts of pastoral care, charitable service and supportive prayer.
12 suggested prayers have been prepared for Vocation Sunday to seek God’s leading, guidance and call in our lives.
Vocation Sunday, on 15 September this year, is a day to enable the whole Church of Ireland to reflect – prayerfully and practically – on how we as a Church nurture and foster vocations.
A service of choral evensong for the opening of the academic year in schools will take place in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, on Thursday, 19th September.
The Church of Ireland Priorities Fund is now open for applications. The closing date for the receipt of completed applications is Thursday, 31st October 2019.
The Rt Revd Dr Kenneth Kearon, Bishop of Limerick and Killaloe, and Chair of the Church and Society Commission, has issued the following statement in relation to proposed amendments to the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill, to be discussed at Westminster tomorrow.
